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ISLE D06 CLUBONGIVEN CHARTERATHy forKennel Show Set forOct. 6 and 7. Mar-20, aOl, willit 4:30i of J. Albert will beo'clock i Sealy school leaderteam. Sum-sy Col-m Ball Mortonawayd Mrs. ne son, ir; her8um-i Sum-11 Sum-NTINGn Is*e sui-gatedC. E. outh-o was Mlont-earlyof the Cirk of o doubt nd hadiad not se of a t he re-Iscussedon the die. his irge. A side of the mi-d.rawford lent to torney*s ? father.and and mid get:a!n. gun go laid: ‘If ly don’tbus bandent andTreasure Island Kennel Club has received a charter from the state of Texas, according to advices received from Austin today. C. J. Sweeney Jr.. J. F. Brown, and J. W. Lockhart have been named as incorporators.Tliis organization is an educational one which will advocate the breeding of thoroughbred dogs chiefly through the annual dog shows and the welfare of dogs.On Oct. 0 and 7. the first of these dog shows will be held at the GBurden of Toklo. This will be one of the eight shows to be held in the 1 Southwest during a period of about three weeks. Entries from all parts of the United States and Canada have been received by the officials here.E. W. Leach of Minneapolis and his staff will arrive Saturday and open offices at 402 22d. He holds a license as an American Kennel Club superintendent of dog shows.over the week-end the silver trophies will be on display in McBride’s windows, cash prises will amount to over $200 and a number of ribbons will be awarded.About 300 famous dogs from all parts of the country will be on display during the two days on their benches, and the different breeds will be judged at various hours during the show.Rathmullan Kennels of Santa Fe N. M., will bring a string of Irish wolf hounds and Great Afgan hounds. This is the only kennel outside of New York which raises these breeds. An Irish wolf hound stands about four feet high when standing on all four legs and weighs about 300 pounds. They are exchanged as gifts by the nobility of Europe and many legends and stories have-Wen founded on individual dogs of this breed.A string 6t over 30 dogs are expected from Chicago. S. S. Van Dyne, tha noted mystery storiy writer, will probably enter some of his famous scotties. Forrest F. Hall of Dallas i# also expected with a string of wire-hartred terriers. ' .Ttys series of dog shows which opens in Oklahoma City ttys weekend, will also Include • shows in Houston opening Oct. 9, a show at the Dallas Fair and other points in the Southwest. Owners of “fine dogs receive points for prize winning dogs in each event, and the accumulated credits establish the championship of the animal.A small charge will be made forthose visiting the dog shows, tickets to which are now being sold. This is the first dog show of this kind to be held here, and the sponsors are pleased with the entries tnat have already been made. All?£*' h,owevcr‘ will not be from other cities, as there are a number or fine dogs in Galveston who have won prizes in dog shows held in other cities, and who established themselves as -national championsthe gi aapai Thereach! over t Memp natno nual i the pi ency c are of able oj per he En Memp] wauke Miss.A re ber ofera frlt; of bot Wedne of the the defor thThegiven dav n: Dur In poi featurine of Reacomm whose his s; fishln;as inHAl(for thCourtwas leJudarraigmatic;davitbeenFa*annouBronx two xr dismhgroun sustai will tgrandFavchancFavhad r threai if he case. Park,Hbchi Mei tor H Bron: police in h went regulAssis Sulltv subor and ^an alt;Aicase now sey ( stren “Wwho 1 In l Brucl Tl he rc Th. man’tMtkll
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Galveston Tribune
Galveston, Texas, US
Thu, Sep 27, 1934
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