The New York herald., 1922-01-22

show is three cash specials to be given
the handlers with the largest entries.
The committee has bent every effort to
make this a real money show, with a
big appeal TO the exhibitor.
The judging list is well balanced. The
officials are Mrs. NJ. S. Parkes OF West
New York, N. j., American foxhounds,
beagles, English settlers, Irish settlers
pointers and Gordon settlers Michael +.
Fitzpatrick Of New York. badger dogs
r. S. Walsh of Brooklyn, elbows l.. J.
De Winter of West Orange, N. j., shep-
herds and Dobermann pintschers; G. N.
Owens Of Great Neck. l.. L.. fox terriers
Mrs. Josephine Hodges Bidewell Of Hill
ton. n. j., pekingese Miss Elsie Blum
of Elmhurst, l.. L.. Pomeranians; Mrs
r. u. Smith OF Lyons Farms, n. j..
French bulldogs; r. Openshaw of New
port, r. l., bulldogs: Mrs. +. A. Dallen
of Boston, Boston terriers +. c. Havens
of New Brunswick, n. j., airedales; Ger
aid C. Buck of Philadelphia. sporting
spanels. poodles, black and tan terriers
Japanese spaniels, toy poodles, York
shire terriers, Maltese and Chihuahuas;
DR.. G. G. Anderson Of New York. Brus'
sells griffons. bull terriers, Cairn terriers
collies. Dalmatians. Great Danes. grey
hounds, Irish terriers, Old English sheep
Scottish terriers, toy black and tans
Welsh terriers and West Highland
white terriers.
Entries VIII Set Record.
with but another day before the en-.
tries close for the 46th annual show o1
the Westminster Kennel Club to be held
at Madison Square Garden on February
13, IA and Is George w. Gall, the super
intendent, has been swamped with blanks
He said yesterday that 1t looked as Il
the record of last year would be easily
surpassed. Such demand was made
for extra classification for Dalmatians
that two classes were opened for dogs
and bitches. The old coach dog seems te
have sprung into popularity once more
and there will be a big gathering of tho
spotted ones at the Garden.
Tie new ruling Of the club to the effec
that the late comers will have to pay
an added fee Of fifty per cent has made
many of the old timers send In their en-
tries early. p. A. B. Widener OF Phila
delphja was one of the first to send II
his nominations. He has a big string
of shepherd dogs entered.
Bobo, a Chesapeake Bay dog, called
by many the truly American dog, wal
one of the first In the field and has beer
awarded No. In the catalogue. mickey
Samoyede. comes all the way from
Australia. Albert Newkirk. who owns
him, doesn't know who his father OF
mother was, but he feels that he Is en-
ough regular dog to hold his own will
any of the pedigreed ones.
The ever popular terriers are due u
nave their day when the great Combined
Terrier Clubs speciality dog show Is helt
on Saturday. February IL, at the Firs
Field Artillery Armory, this city. l
VIII actually be seven dog shows under
! one roof, for there are seven clubs merg
ing their interests in order to stage {
record braking dog show. The Airedal'
terrier, the wire haired fox terrier
Sealyham terrier. Irish terrier. Scottish
Cairn and Welsh Terriers. representing
all the popular varieties, will be ther'
with entries of the best to be found II
this country and with specimens I'm
ported expressly to compete on this oc
casion.
The judges are: William L. Barclay
Philadelphia, Airedales: Daniel Z. Lynn
Port Huron. Mich, wires; Albert Gieger
Jr., Brookline, Mass. Sealyhams; J. Il
Thorndlke, Brookline. Mass. Irish; Hen
nv T. F'leitmann. New York, Scottish ter
riers; Theodore Offerman, Brooklyn
New York. Cairns. and Robert Sedgwick
Jr.. New York, Welsh terriers.