Arizona republican., 1920-11-09
SOME OF FINEST DOGS IN COUNTRY
 ARE AT THE FAIR

Any lover of dogs. and the term h. ] ciudcs everybody. will find hours of sheer delight in the Copper state Ken ] nei Club dog show at the state fair ne dogs are there by the dozen, and en a novice can see they are aris- tccrats Of dogdom. Terriers of every description. bull dogs. toy dogs. set terS. pointers. spaniels. collies St- Rsrnards. sheep dogs. Airedales-they are all in the show. and yesterday found scores of people in the building. directly across from the Rrandstand' every minute of the day.
 And speaking of the quality of the dogs. here's what James Ewins or Los Angeles. judge of the show. said yes ierday.
 There might have been more dogs here. but there couldn't have been bet ter quality"
 Nr. Ewins added that a number of local doEs should have been entered Whose owners did not trouble to put them in the show. at least not until after entries had closed.
 1uuZtng in the various classes at the dcg show began yesterday. and will he ccntirued today. while the final 1udg- ln< is expected to take place this af- rernoon. The dog show will close to- morrow. when the bluebioods or the show will take part la parade past the fair grounds Erandstand. led Dy local society women
 Results In yesterdays judging may ce summarized as follows:
 Sport a puppy pointer. owned oy W. w. I4awhon of Phoenix won Col John c. Greenway's copper cup for the best setter or pointer in the show.
 "L,e ri of Rossmoyne.' Brussels fGl~f.on owned by Mrs. IT. M. Robert son Of Lomonda Park, Cal. took the Dunbar copper cup for the best toy tcr in the show.
 Albert Scheupp's King of Cochise" took first place in the St. Bernard class.
 Thor "" owned by c. W. Hinch- ci.ffe of Tucson. took first in the Great Danes.
 ~F1hoza of Anoakia." fromMrs. Anita Baldwin's Onoakia kennels. took first tn the Russian wolfhounds.
 Ranger Jock" owned by Arnold PraeEer of Pasadena. took first in English settlers.
 Red" owned by Harry Robinson of Phoenix. took first in Irish settlers.
 ''Topcy." owned by Mrs. Gladys L Simms of Phoenix. and Prince, owned by T.. R. Hanson of Phoenix, took firsts in their classes in coliies. ~Bushnsll Bobs." from the Anaokia kennels. took first in Old English
 
 tention. with his mate. Bushnell True" yesterday. as the breed is al- most extinct and Mrs. Baldwin is try ing to revive it)
 Mrs. Fl. M. Robertson's "Sidlaw Ty- Foo took first in chow chows.
 Arroyo Adventures" owned by F. A. Ford of Pasadena took first in wire haired pointing Griffons.
 Ring" owned by H. D. Ross. Jr-. of Mesa. took first place in cocker span iels In his class. with "OakKnon June owned by Mrs W. W. Coclxins of Santa Monica. first in her class.
 ~Sidiaw Sti1l Maid" owned by D. S Rabb of Ingiewood. Cal. took special prize and first in Scottish terriers with "Sidlaw Conqueror." owned by A. M. Andrews of Pasadena, as best opposite sex.
 ~Naycliffe Sunrise" owned by Mrs H- M Robertson. took best opposite sex in Pomerians. with 'Rosemoyns Snoopy" also owned by Mrs. Robert son. winner of the special prize.
 'Descanso Reina." owned by Bel Davis of cucamunga, Cal. took thu srecial prize for bull terriers. witl Earthquake" owned by F. F. Clark o Los Angeles. best opposite sex.
 Special prize for Irish terriers wa taken by "Sidlaw Shindy." owned b H. M. Robertson. with Judge A Bakers "Sidlaw Sure Mike" best op posite sex and reserve prize.
 Mrs. H. M. Robertsons ''Toti-Bo Q Rossmoyne." took the special prize fo Fekinese.
 Special prizes in the various classe consisted of cups medals and trophie offered by Arizona individuals an business concerns.