New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-14
JUDGES FOR DOG SHOW BOOM FOR THE BICYCLE
EnqIand Not Called On This Year
for Making Awards.

For tho first time In many years. there
will he no English judges 81 the thirty
sixth annual bench show Of the Westmins-
ter Kennel Club, at the New Grand Central
Palace. 10th street and Lexington avenue,
on February - 10 .. The show committee
i'm selecting the officials 10 pass on the
awards. decided upon probably the most
representative list OF judges in the United
States. The selection has met with the
approval Of all the prospective exhibitors,
and the indications point to the benching
of the largest number Of CANNES ever
shown at one time in this country.
The great English show at the Crystal
Palace, London, has for years been re-
garded as the largest I'm dogdom. but in
point Of entries and in numbers and quail
ity the Westminster Kennel club display
will excel any similar show ever held.
While many Of the regular exhibitors
will regret leaving Madison Square Garden.
the scene Of so many shows. the change
to the New Grand Central Palace will be
benefit There will be third more
actual floor space TO bench the dogs, while
the interior Of the building IS better adapt
ed TO the work OF selecting the winners.
The light Is almost equal To that on the
outside of the building. owing to the big
windows that surround the exhibition floor.
while no bunting or flags will exclude the
light To this is added the advantage OF
keepIng the interior Of the building at
uniform temperature.
The premium list was issued last week
by James Mortimer. With $4,000 in
money offered by the Westminster Kennel
Club and more than that amount in cups
and trophies. the total amount To be won,
during the four days is considerably more
than $4,000. The list of judges follows:
Or. Henry Jarrett Philadelphia, blood
hounds, retrievers and sporting spaniels;
Dudley i. Waters. Grand Rapids, Mich.'
St Bernards; John Hartmetz, New York.
Great Danes: DR.. John +. De Mund.
Brooklyn, Russian wolfhOunds, Irish wolf
hounds, Scottish deerhounds, greyhounds'
Esquimau dogs. whippets and Italian
greyhounds; Or. T.. Lester Jones. Cul-
pepper. Va. American foxhounds and
beagles. W. Ruthorfurd, Allamuchy. y.
J., English foxhounds and Irish and
Welsh terriers: r. L. Westlake, Mil city,
Penn, pointers r. G.. English. New
Castle, Penn, English settlers; L. Contoit,
Mount Kisco. ~ Y, Gordon and Irish
settlers: G. Muss-Arnolt Tuckahoe, y.
Y. Griffons Korthals). dachshunde and
Doberman Pinschers: Or. C.. Y. Ford,
Kingston. Ont. collies and sheepdogs;
Miss Lucille Alger. Great Neck, Long ISL
and, poodles: John a. McVickar. Mama
roneck. n. Y. chow elbows; John Ser
geant Price. jr.. Dalmatians; E. K Austin,
Norwalk, Conn, bulldogs; Russell II.
Johnson. Chestnut Hill. Penn, Airedale
terriers; Thomas S. Bellin, Albany, bull
terriers and black and tan terriers; Theo-
dore Offermm, New York. French bull
dogs; James NJ. Dale. Brooklyn, Boston
terriers; Charles Lyndon, Toronto. Can,
fox terriers: ii. T. Fleitman. New York,
scottish terriers; John Galloway. Phila-
delphia, West Highland white terriers,
skye terriers, Bedlington terriers, Schip-
rerkes, English toy spaniels, pugs, York
sbire terriers, Maltese terriers and Grit
fons (Bruxellois); Mrs. G. Foster Raw
,irqs. Red Bank, ". j., Dandie Dinmont
terriers; Mrs. NJ. Thorpe, Sheepshead Bay,
ong Island, Pomeranians, japanese SPAN
iels and Pekingese; Messrs. Jarrett. Eng
lisb and Lyndon. unclassified specials.