New-York tribune., 1912-02-18
DOGS WAITING EAGERLY
Ready for Annual Show at New
Grand Central Palace.
RECORD NUMBER OF ENTRIES
No English Judges Selected 10
Of1ciate-Home Talent
TO Rule

with over 5000 in premiums and speclsl
prizes American and imported high-or
dogs will seek distinction this week at the
%AU Grand central Palace. 1t Is me
thirtv-sixth annual bench show ot IN"
Westminster Kennel Club and more taAn
: m entries have been received by James
Mortimer. The list includes the best dogs
e., the United states and Canada and the
.xpcctations OF the show committee nave
been more than realized. When the eNoi-
hilton opens on Tuesday morning twenty
one states will he represented. with entries
from every province in the Dominion OF
Canada
MANY of the champions Judged at the
CRYSTAL Palace show lave been mpor''"
and the competition between the otU' rio-
hons Of the two countries promises 10 ne
one Of the keenest and most Interesting ln
tho history Of the W. X. c. This year. HI
cIusive Of the additions OF SainoEeu'S'
Shetland sheepdogs and Sealyham terriers
entries were received for $40 classes tN-
elusive of specials.
One Of the features of the snow VIII w
the absence OF English judges. inc S"o"
committee in selecting the ring olhClals W
mass on the awards decided upon inc hoS.
renressntative list OF experts in the ClI'1eu
States. -.
yybua many Of the exhibitors will regret
leaving Madison Square Garden tho scene
NJ an many kennel shows. the chahse
,bA New Grand Central Palace Will oenent
them. There will be a third more actua'
ooor space TO bench the entries WhiIe '"'
Interior of the building is better adapleu ~
,ba work of selecting tho winners i"o
light il almost equal to that on inc o"'-
side Of the building, owing to tho lals
u,indows that surround the exhibition hooi'
vb,le no bunting or flags will exclude Tue
light To this is added the aoVdn'aeo W
Leeninr the interior of the building at
uniform temperature.
Miss Gertrude Davis. of Red BANK a.
though she started the HercuVeen he"HSt0
only in 1908 IS the Joan OF Arc OF the 81
Rernard restoration. which Will De wei req
resented. She has named thirty hlaiiii'
homebreds, but including Champion OI'oiA
NJ Hercuyeen. that Will make lts AiileiI
ran debut. Colonel J. J. Rupert IT, ho'eu
as an exhibitor fifteen years ago. ana %
pec,sllv prominent with Miss Anna an"
Empress Of Contovcook is back win lou'
new English importatons. tho roush-0od'
cd champion Queen Of Pearls ChaliP''ii
Young Storr1er, champion SpiendiuuS anu
champion Princess Nan
Eyve or six full fledged English cham-
Mons are entered in the WiredaIe 'e'Iie'
class. which has record entry hst.
Irverv known champion in this country VIII
face the Judges. the list including JOSEF"
Iauren's Canadian champion hoch.eS
Corang. G. W. Watson's Soudan SWlVelieF
and soudan Sapphile; W. PrescotI Nol-
co,t,s cbampion. Soudan Stamboul ana Ken
marc Sorceress; VickeTy Kennels Cil@Il-
,,or Tinturn Royalist and Prince OF YORK
Albright. jr's, King Oorang ana
Rausbfeu Roacket; Theodore Orermah
vo-,5 Tho PAST Master and York the Path
Maker. Francis c., Porters ClonmeL lsoh-
omy. Clonmel Imperious and Clohrnet 20
de,. Grafemere Kennels RoWena ana t"e
Nickery Kennels.
A good lot OF West Highland terriers
will be shown by prominent society women
Including Mrs r. W. Bradley, Mrs Paghe
Whitney. Mrs. Roy Rainey, Mrs. Robert
t;oeIet and Mrs Clifford Z. Harmon. Inc
LIST of exhibitors of French bulldogs IN
cIpdes Arnold Lawson, Mrs Thomas Nun
roe Turner, formerly Miss Mary Winthrop;
Miss Vernona Jarbeau and Miss Jennie
Crocker. Mrs Tyler Morse VIII snow
champions Shepton Hero and Nightmare
in the classes for old English sheep dogs
In Pommeranians the fight for first
honors promises TO be very close. The class
Is a representative one and includes many
champions Miss Anna Sands Will again
show Belper Tosse. which won the cham-
piorship last year. Mrs. James Stillmah mas
entered Dare Sable Mite, another winner
last fall The other exhibitors are Mrs
Fred Vanderbilt. Lady Bluey; Mrs. y. {.
weiderscheim. champion Kew Marco and
Atom Honey Mite; Mrs. G. N. Carnochan'
Primrose Chocolate King, which won last
year at the Crystal Palace Show under the
name OF Tariff Reform; Albert Treeth'
shamrock Wee Blacde, another English
vrinnar: Miss Marion Kennedy. Pomaria
Wasp. a recently imported winner; Mrs
Resdnald F. Mahew, Foxhills the Black
Prince, which arrived from England last
weak after a series of successes as Stacks
more Pippin. Foxhills the Peri, an Eng
ush winner, and Foxhills Connie and other
good ones
Toy spaniels will come in for special at
tention. the entry list being the largest in
v.arn Mrs. Mayhem will show Victor Ad-
vonate. the best English toy spaniel. In
p.kingese the exhibitors include Mrs, ].
A. Burden, jr., Mrs. NJ. r Mandy, Mrs.
Ranjanin Guinness, Mrs. Morris Mandy
Nra Arthur Stopel. Carl Elberman. Jr'
and DR.. II w. Haskell. Pugs will be
shown by Miss Dorothy Keansby, Mrs.
George Anderson. W. C. NJ. Brember and
others. The exhibitors Of Maltese include
Mrs Nicola. Mrs. NJ. Koerlin, Mrs. Carl
Baunann and the Malta Pura Terrier
Kennels Toy black and tan-Mrs. Seluia
Hubner, Mime. Rose Careno. Mrs. G.
Schmidt and william Heitler Griffons-
Miss Edwina Elkins Bruner. Mrs. William
Gamer. Mrs. c. Howard Clark and W. Il
Hawkins italian greyhounds 49, Victor
Dioul. Gustave Mueller, James Stillman.
Mrs c. j. Ryan. Mrs. NJ. Brember and