Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-26
FANCY CANNES
WILL Be SHOWN
GREAT ENTRY LIST TO MARK
VENICE EXHIBITION
Beach Affair Promises to BE the Most
Successful TOT Grow Yet At
t.m1tod In 9ou.hera
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The Venice Of American dog show
which is to be held for three days, COM
mencing september 20, promises to be a
success The applications for premium
lists and entry blanks are coming IN
very rapidly from the largest and best
Kennels upon the coast, as well as from
owners of single dogs of all breeds.
The premium lists and entry blanks
have been issued and the entries close
Thursday, September 6. at midnight
and should be addressed to j. w.
Brooks. secretary, $40 and 511 Brad
bury building. Los Angeles.
The show will be held in the new
dancing pavilion on the pier at Venice.
Special arrangements will be made
with the Los Angeles-Pa railroad in
regard to carrying exhibitors and dogs
to and from Venice.
The show will be given under the
auspices of the southwestern Kennel
club which is a member of the Ameri-
can Kennel club. tt will be benched by
Spratt's people. who are also to have
charge of the dogs.
There will be numerous special prizes,
the list of which will beepublished in a
few days. Prize ribbons at the show
will be as fine as any ever offered in
America. The following officers of the
Southwestern Kennel club will devote
have appointed various committees.
among which iq tho ladies reception
committee. headed BY Mrs. O. II. Bur
bridge. and la"~p number of lady
patronesses of the beach town, who Will
be asked to take part by Mayor Dana
Burks of Venice:
Paul Peppers. president; Kingsley N.
Stevens, vice president; w. X. Peas
ley, vice president: Ed Greenfield, vice
I<annod1-
George r. Albers, secretary
Bench show committee-Paul Peppers.
chairman: w. K. Peasley, James Ewins,
DR.. l.. w. Young, j. w. Brooks, secre-
tary.
The roster of the judges is rs follows:
Phil G. Meyers of San Francisco, St.
Bernards, mastiffs. Great Danes, Chesa-
peake Bays, Cocker spaniels and all
hounds: John P. Brown, Riverside. Fox
terriers, Irish terriers and Airedales;
C. F. Herr of Los Angeles Boston ter
riers: G.. S. Halliwell. formerly of Bos-
ton, all other breeds; Dr. l.. w. Young,
official veterinarian.
One of the features &C tae coming
show will be the display OF Dalmatians.
The gentlemen Interested in this breed
have stated that they VIII have at
least twenty-five entries. among which
will be Zue Pecks celebrated dog
Coach, w. A. Whites prize winner Pat
and John w. Barters Sport. Other
representatives will be l.. H. Bricker,
A. Bricker. James w. Beam and Horny
Withers.
The following well known breeders of
Scotch coolies will be represented:
George r. Albers. o. ]. Albee William
Ellery's celebrated Valverdi collie ken
nels of Napa county, William Kennedy
and Arthur Let's.
Boston Terriers
The Boston terrier class will be much
larger than usual. although G.. F. Herr
will have no representatives. in this
show and j. W. Brooks Ascot kennel
Will have only two or three dogs entered
for competition owing to his connection
with the management of the show, but
number of his Goss will be entered
for exhibition only.
Among the other fan'icrs interested
il. this class will be Mr.. Hillman of
Stockton, Senator Corney Pendleton,
Edward T. Morgan who will have a
fire display, headed by his dog Con-
queror; Freeman Ford of the Arroyo
= kennels, Pasadena, with some nice
specimens recently brought from the
east. Mrs Broome and Phil c. Meyers
kennels will represent Monrovia. John
Bradshaw will enter his Bayside
Chauncey puppies.
Other exhibitors will be Mrs. Turner
of Chicago, Miss Hays of Ocean Park
Mrs. MacCord OF Toberman street. and
i. r. Walton, who has recently re-
turned from the east with some nice
specimens. Altogether it promises tc
be the largest class of Bostons evel
shown west of New York.
The English bull class will have a
large representation, including the cele-
brated Togo, George B. Macleans re-
cent purchase, Moston Monarch Ben
jamin Blossoms prize winners from
Pasadena, p. B. -;oy's recent importa-
tion and G. F. Herr's puppy recently
imported from Manchester, England
Several other entries are expected from
San Francisco and Stockton.
The Fox terrier representation will be
heded by Mr. Peasley's Hampshire ken
nels. The Sabine kennels from Orange
Tex, may also be represented. There
will be a new Richmond in the field
from Stockton, for which great claims
are put forth. Mr. Heffernan, secretary
OF the Stockton show, has notified that
Stockton will send at least twenty-five
dogs of different breeds.
Percy Harley of Redlands will bring
his Featherly Farm kennel of Aires
dales. that will be new and novel ex-
hibition upon the coast.
In the setter and pointer classes, be-
sides the we'll known local dogs, Charles
Heffernan. w. S. Tevis, Mr.. Groves and
many others from the north will send
exhibits.
Bull Terrier Class
The bull terrier class will be repre-
scented by such well known kennels and
owners as John l. Sparrow of San
Francisco (Silkwood kennels), Mr.. Mac
kay of Stockton, Guy Woodruff. Ed
Needham, Frank r. Watkins, Mrs.
Charles Reed Thorburn and Mrs. G. A.
Cheney.
'rhe following we'll known breeders of
different dogs will be represented: /:
David p. Creswell. San Francisco; Mrs.
S A. Shocks Monarch kennels Pasa-
dena, Graham Babcock of Coronado
and numerous others.
The list of special prizes is not vet
complete but the following gentlemen
have donated specials: Shattuck e
Desmond, Los Angeles Jockey club. the
Abbott Kinney company Frank Law
ton, c. w. Pendleton, James Jeffries.
Montgomery Bros, Parmlee & Dohr-
mann, and Mayor Dana Burks of
Venice These specials Will be given
Tor the best dog in the different classes