Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-11-12
CLASS|ESI LOT
Of DOGS EVER
SEEN At FAIR
DR.. r. Fred Petit Of Albu-
querque VIII Begin Judg-
ing CANNES at Fair This
Morning-All Animals Of
High Degree

AT ten o'clock this morning, Dr. r.
Fred Petit, of Albuquerque will
judge the classiest lot of dogs ever
entered in a local bench show Each
class viii be staged separately in
ar especially erected roped off ken
mel north of the building proper,
which, by the way, had to be en-
larged to hold the canine aristocrats
that make il their home for a week.
1t is the best exhibition OF blue
FLOODED dogs of many breeds that
ever has been given here and it Is
hoped by another year it will occupy
the poultry building, for the present
quarters are far from adequate.
Another change contemplated is %
hold the show under the American
Kennel club rules with local asso-
citation to Cooperate with the fair
in conducting the big annual event.
Dr. A. NJ. Gurley, superintendent,
A. II. Fitz, secretary, and Francis
Shaw, assistant superintendent, have
made the benching arrangements as
comfortable for the dogs and as con
venient for the present cramped
space.
The twelfth annual show is we'll
balanced and quality is there. Among
the registered specimens are some IF
last years blue-ribboned faVorites
and it looks as though repeats will
be in order. In this class the Bos-
ton terrier predominates with the
1911-12-13 Copper Queen winners of
o. A. Kane. Eddie Doyle's terriers
in jeweled harness make a classy
showing and Mrs. Knaber's string in
deliberately decorated stalls is at
tracing much favorable comment.
This breed is numerous and among
the lot is King Copper, owned by
e. F. Worcester, a well registered
pup.
Charles McEnnis has entered a
trim, liver colored Irish pit bull
Bunkie. the Irish pit bull terrier
that won the blue ribbon last year
and is the property of Thomas J.
Imler, is benched
Satan. the bull terrier of Harry
Tritle. has put in his claim for
IlDDOn uecOfdllOn-
All the way from St Louis has
come FRITZ Scheff to compete with
other English pit bulls. She is own
ed by w. P. Stevenson.
A uniform bunch of nicely marked
coach dogs are the Delmations, sew
eral of which have been entered.
c. H. Sayer is showing John L.,
one of the best bull terriers in the
C\ibit.
A. ]. O'Connor has a quality grouD
of Airedales and Fred Young's year
old Airedale, with record of catch II
ing lion when seven months old
shows him gamey, all-round dog.
The fifteen weeks old bloodhounds,
TEX and Rex" of Joe Murphy.
alone have attracted scores of
visitors.
There is but one Gordon setter
splendid specimen belonging to Mrs.
T. McMorris, and Mrs NJ. S. Dawson
has entered the only English grey
hound.
Some dog is the English pointer,
owned by M. +. Williams. Of Denver
Duke the English bloodhound,
and a red bone foxhound have their
need of admirers. while Prince, the
fine, big st. Bernard owned by
Charles ]. Chamberlain, is a popular
idol.
The white Toy French poodles,
pedigreed stock, have been a sue
cessful exhibit in the interest the
have already aroused.
From the Mirasol Kennels of Cali
fornia. the Russian wolf hounds
owned by Mrs A. H. Fritz, and O.
c. Watson. of Tempe, will be in the
money when they enter the judging
ring. Both are related to the Car
Of Russias kennels.
The Scotch collies are more nu-
merous than any breed Two filters
of pups are owned by A. R. Boiling
and w. C. Goodwin Of Tempe has
a large and nifty showing.
For the seventh Vern, has been
entered and expects to carry off the
honor for herself and her pups that
she has captured in the past six
fairs.
Goldfield Right, the pedigreed
Scotch collie, winner of the 1912 Al
buquerque show, defeating High
Hope, and winner of the silver cup
1910 Ell Paso event. looks a sure
winner. Lady Bountiful. whose moth
er is now being shown in the Denver
show, is another high class entry.
Tucson has contributed Jimmie, a
classy collie. Not competing for rib
bons are two handsome show dogs
DR.. Pettits Seedley Sousie with a
record of never having been passed
up in fifty shows, and Korere. Of
A. H. Fitz. These two collies alone
are worth a visit to the exhibit.
There is an excellent showing OF
thoroughbred Persian and Angora
cats and guinea pigs are featured.
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