The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-15
No Fox Terriers, BloOdhOunds
and Inferior Bull Dogs EX-
hibited at the Show.
OTHER BREEDS HIGHLY
RECOMMENDED BY JUDGE
All Dogs Judged and Prizes
AdOrn Stalls of the
Winners.

Today is the last day of the dog show.
which will go down In dog history as one
OF the most successful given In the West
The complete list OF prizes will be
will be designated by ribbons won Com,
mencing at p m. Judge Mortimer VIII
Judge the dogs for the special prizes
which were given to to the n Kennel club TO
Thursday. the second day ot the snow.
proved as attractive as the first day. and
about the Same number pt people we're
present, A great many % the prize
on the previous day.
Judge Does His Best.
The judging commenced promptly at
10 a. m. and continued until p. m,
at which time Judge Mortimer mad com
pleted the task Of selecting tho regular
prlze winners II proved a hard day for
the Judge, but he worked like Trojan,
and after his hard task had been com<.
pleted said that he had Judged ore OF
the most successful shows OF the pres
enr season. He said that he was yeiy
sorry that h. could no. give a rue
ribbon to the owner OF every dog lie
said that all the dogs were high-Cl" SIS,
and that no one should feel slighted be
cause they did not receive prize. Iflze
winners AT the present show WI! De re-
placed by others next year. as snoa 9oss
which are shown this year may develop
into prize winners next season, lie sal9
that he had tried To do his pest, ana
picked out the dogs which In his juds-
ment would be selected by any ether
competent Judge.
Afternoon Dog Fight.
During the afternoon a dog fight was
held In the basement, but 1t must be
said in protection of the Kennel club
that the contest had not been prear-
bull terriers, two OF the most ieroclous
got away from their masters and took
hold OF each other. After fifteen min
etc the dogs we've finally separated, hut
remained very fierce during Inc remain
der OF the day,
Just Merely Dog
When the alleged ploodaounds were
brought into the ring. judge Mortimer
looked at them. looked nj the owners.
said bloodhounds. a Id he told them To
take the dogs ou', AS he was not ac-
quainted with their style Of bloodhound
Fox terriers were also ruled out OF the
ring. The judge stated tina, they were
not fox terriers Just merely dogs: but
he did not know Of what breed. One
lady who had a very pretty dog said
and had purchased him as fox ieT1ler,
and the Judge said that she had not
secured what she had pala for. Several
ring, being classed with a new kind OF
dog which is still unfamiliar 10 lddGes.
a large crowd was presen- all day
watching the Judging. and II need NOT
hard matter TO sell an inferior dog In
this city. The bulldog. bloodhound ard
fox terrier men Will have 10 make great
improvements In their breeds IN order TO
The dogs which we're judged yesterday
were as follows:
Prize Winners.
son, Busy Dan, first; II, R. Elliott Of
Gold Springs, Miss Alice, second; E. w.
Stringfellow, Lady Belmont, third; w.
H Parker, Wasatch Joe. reserve: H p.
ganza, Cruso. v h. c.; Dan Ritter, June
Novice class, dogs-Fred Wilson. Busy
Dan; rst; Mrs Mrs. ID; cord o. Lansing E GGnht H%de
Tuck w. third; e. G. kidder, Max X,
V. h. C, Carl Tuidisen. reserve; H. r.
Elliott. Pilot. c..
w, first: II. r. Elliott, Tonopah. second;
Carl Hindisen. Gordon, third; II. r. Ell
lott, Nickstone. reserve n. w Clayton
@f1s'; " h. c: y r. G. Kidder. Max K. h. c.;
'i5p Open class, dogs-Tred Wilson, Busy
Dan, frst: A. ,y r, HYDE S.,o Ir;. Tuck NY W..
J. II. SNYDER Burt S, reserve; W, II
Parker. Wasatch Joe, Y. h. G.. n. w.
Clayton, Oakley, V. h. c. a; o. Treganza'
cruso, Y. h C.; e. G. Kidder, s,,o, Max X
Novice class. bitches-H. R. Elliott,
Miss Alice, first. Keefe and Bransford,
Flossy. second; E. W. Stringfellow: Lady
Belmont, third: Nellie Franklin. Selkir6
Oakley Babe, reserve.
Open class bitches-Keefe and Brans-
ford. Flossle, .frst; Nellie Franklin, Sell
kirk Oakley Babe: Babe second @2S ,ons,no
Count Gladstones Dash. first; Fl, r. Ell
liott. Nickstone. second,
Winners class, dogs-Busy Dan, first:
Count Gladstones Dash. reserve.
Winners class. bitches-Miss Alice.
first. FlossIe. reserve.
Irish settlers. novice class. dogs-R. H.
Brown. Prince, first; o. w. McGill,
Limit class doss-o. w. McGnl.
Open class, dogs-o. w. McGn. Crude.
Winners class, dogs-Prnce. first;
open class, btches-Robert Wilson.
first.
chcsapeakes puppy class-Dr, NJ. 3.
Woolley King Spot, second
Novice class, dogs-Dr NJ. r. Stew
Limit class. dogs-Dr. NJ. r. Stewart.
Jupiter. first.
Open class, dogs-Dr. M. Il. Stewart,
Jupiter. first. Thomas Gum. Bruno, sec
ond; Ester shaneman, Jack s.. third; w.
Bransford. Brownie. reserve,
Winners class. dogs-Jupiter. first;
Bruno. reserve
Novice bitches-Dr. NJ r. Stewart. Ed
munds Daisy, first.
Limit class. bltehesxDr; NJ. r. Stew
open class. bitches-J A. Gibson,
Floss. first, DR.. NJ: r. Stewart, Ed
munds Daisy. second.
Winners class, bitches-Floss, first
Edmunds s Daisy. reserve.
Cocker spaniels, puppy class-Miss
Belle Pyree, Dixie, first.
Novice class, dogs-H, L. Deacon,
Duke. first.
Novice class. bitches-Mrs. William r
Mills. Cinderella. first.
Open class. bltches-N. r. Martin,
Queen, first.
Winners class, bltches-Dixie. first
Beagles. novice bitches-Lennox Sloan.
Turk first
Open class dogs-F B. Jones. Oauirrhs s
Goldbug first.
Winners class, dogs-oquirrhs Gold
bug. first; Turk reserve.
Limit class. bItches-Parker Dyke
Oquirrh's Melissa. first
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