The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-01
Kennel, Bench and Field

Kennel, Bench and Field
During the hot weather the Tulsa
Kennel club has abandoned It's reg
ulHr open meetings as II was thought
many OF Its members would be out
or the city. Tho various committees,
however. have been doing wonderful
work: the heat seems TO have az
fected them favorably rather than
otherwise.
1t has been definitely decided by
mo bench show committee that the
first annual American Kennel club
bench show held by the Tulsa Ken
mel club will be held October 20 and
Il, mt McNulty Ball park. All dogs
must be In their stalls by 10 a. m,
October 20. when the Judging will
commence. Any dogs not on the
grounds by this time will positively
not be accepted.
The members OF tho club have
been eXerung every possible effort
TO make this show not only a sue
cess, but Il success worthy of Tulsa,
They believe It will he the only show
west OF the Mississippi having more
than one Judge. They not only have
acquired tho services OF three diff
teront judges. but the three they
have selected are three Of the most
popular judges In the United States
and should be great drawing card
Tor entries. Breeders and exhibitors
VIII know their dogs will be Judged
by mon of ability. and they are as
sured IA square deal. The list of
Judges Is: Alex Stewart, OF Chicago,
veteran breeder and Judge, Will
judge Airedale Terriers, Bulldogs.
| Shepards and Collies. Stewart
has just returned from Judging the
! Los Angeles show. John Burton OF
! Chicago, well-known Judge of all
breeds. Will judge Boston Terriers
and all toy breeds.
James Cole of Kansas City, n
| judge needing no introduction as he
has been judging In New York city,
| Chicago, Cincinnati for years will
judge Pointers, Settlers. Beagles.
| Hounds, etc,
One of the most interesting items
/ TO tho prospective exhibitors will be
/ the prize list. This Is becoming more
attractive each day and eastern
! breeders will be surprised when they
receive the premium list OF the Tulsa
/ Kennel club, for by the time It ls
/ in print cit will be ready for mall
ing the first week In September) 1t
| will compare favorahly with those
| OF any city In tho country. Ribbons
| Will be given In every Class--first,
| blue, second, red; third yellow;
| fourth, white. Cash prizes--or
| money--wll be given in all the reg
| ular novice, American bred, limit
and open classes. Tho amount of
| money offered in each class to be
/ based on percentage OF dogs entered
in that particular class.
! The prize committee have been
/ doing wonderful work in spite of
/ the heat and surely deserve credit,
/ They report the following list OF
/ special prizes donated by Tulsa firms
/ up to July IS:
Central National bank, $25 cup
or trophy for the best English Set
ter not over / months old.
Norval Il Dial dodge cars), s25
trophy. Breed 10 be designated by
| the prize committee
Foster n Davis Quick cars). $50
trophy.
! X, c, Structural steel company
S25 trophy.
W, o. Lyon. jrn s25 cup for
Pointers.
Abbott & Welch, S25.
Security National bank, $40.
A. L. Walt, set of dog boots FOR
bird dogs
Dodge Electric company so IN
merchandise.
Midco Tire company $40 trophy
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Fred X, Lulzbach, a member OF
the Tulsa Kennel Club has n finp
litter OF Irish Setter pups from his
good bitch, Oklahoma Bess. They
were whelped July Is and sired by
Tyrone Red Mike owned by Rlevi,
of CollinsyilIe, Okla, Both sire and
dam are broken field dogs and these
puppies should develop into the
much desired combination OF bench
and field type OF bird dogs