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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-07
COURT REYERSES JUDGE burr
Hold for Defending Company in Case
of Ole HaugO VS.. G.. N.-Was
COntributory Ncgligcnrc.

In n decision handed down late YES
ter'iay afternoon. the supreme court
reversed the decision of Judge BUR. of
."ttineau county Nv tho cnSe % ~"
Ilaugo VS.. the Great Northern Rail-
way company. In olslrlct court, lie u
go was awarded damages against the
company. which immediately appeal
ed.
The supreme court held that "in
order to constitute contributory negli-
gence AS a matter of law. tho facts
and circumstances must be such that
no other Inference can fairly and rca .
sonably be drawn t~herefrom.f' Tile
court held that plaintiff was guilty az
such negligence, and therefore cannu.
recover.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-07
NORTHWESTERN BUSINESS
Men GATHER IN THE CITY
CONTINUED from Page ~

Continued from Page ~
Buxton: Theo. Swalstead; Caledonia;
John Wyman. Fargo; c.. H. writ
Knox: u. ]. Weiser. Fargo; A. II
White, Kramer: +. F.. Corson. Fargo;
S. +. Crabbe, Fargo: S. G. Moore, Buf.
falo; N. Edie, Northwood: Frank San.
ford. Valley City; Glen r. Townsend
Fargo; II. H. Thompson, Towner: Jas
McCombs. Bantry: d. w. Baldwin
st. Thomas; George McCabe, Grafton;
G. Fl. Olson. Cando; B. II. Critchfield
Fargo: w. A. Mcintyre. Langdon; Geo
W. Price, Langdon; Ed Stewart. Lang.
dom: .. E. Ashbrooke, Kempton; r
Z. T%obiason. kempton; II. G. Lindsay
Stanley: r. C.. Peterson. Reynolds: A
A. Hood. Emerado: James Murphy
Marvel; e. C. Hogleman, Hillsboro: A
g. Foogman. Hillsboro; Il. r. Sarles
Hillsboro; Gilbert j. Kjomsberg
Hillsboro; Peter Luger. Fargo: Fl. c
Plumley, Fargo: c. NJ. Goodman, Hills,
boro; I. S. Farr, Hillsboro: o.. NJ. Fra
ser. Grafton; o. T.. Thomas, Hillsboro
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-07
STlNSON BUYS DRUG STORE
Gtnnds EOrks Man Takes Charge Of
the Shaw Pharmacy, Old Estab-
lishcd Business at pcmbina.

Ray S~tinson. who has been connect
ed with the Trepanier pharmacy since
last May. has purchased the T. f.
Shaw drug store at Pembina. n. D.,
and will leave ley week to take
charge. Mr.. Stinson had charge OF
the Shaw pharmacy last year.
Mr.. Stinson came to Grand Forks
In 1907 and remained here until 1912,
when he went t. Pembina. lie re-
turned to the Trepanier pharmacy last
May and has been connected with
that place since.
Mr.. Shaw has been in poor health
for some time and concluded to sell.
MIR. StinSon is we'll known to Pcmbina
residents n nc doubt will make a
success as one of it's business men.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-07

Grafton. n. D.. March 7.--Charlcs.
F'inklc of Grand Forks transacted
business lin the city on Tuesday.
Mi. and Mrs. d. c. Moore returned
Monday evening from an extended
visit with relatives III New York state.
Vaughn Way was a business visitor
from Grand Forks on Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Allen arc SPEND
ing the week in Grand Forks attend
ing the auto how and visiting at tho
Sims home.
Chas. Lazier Of Grand Forks spent
Monday evening in the city, the city
council purchasing 500 feet of hose
from the company he was represent
ing.
DIR. Church of Park River was in
the city on Wednesday %cnroutc to
Grand Forks to attend tho auto show.
Mrs. J. III. Kelly will return tenor
rev from Jamestown where she spent
the past week.
II. u. Grover is spending the week
in Grand Forks assisting in demon
strating the S~tudebakcr during the
automobile show.
Rev. Billcr went to Grand Forks
OF Sunday evening n remained
oNSI MOiOaHs
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moore and son
went to Winnipeg Tuesday evening
to spend Il few days.
Inspector Whitney nf Bismarck
spent "Wednesday evening and Thurs
day morning on an official business
visit at the state institution for tho
feeble minded.
Tho Mite society of tho Presbyterian
church were entertained on Tuesday
evening ut the home of Mrs. W. NJ.
Chandler. There Mas a very large
attendance.
Wednesday. Miss Marthena Myers he
ing hostess. u was d. folk song pro-
gram and is as follows:
Instrumental sclo, "MavanthuS" j.
T.. Gilder-Miss Suter.
Paper. The Story of the Ballad and
Folk SonE"--Miss Scott.
Norwegian, ~ Love Thee" Grics.
"Murn,uring RrcczeS," .Jensen-Mrs.
j.. Williams.
Thin" Eyes"-Mesdames BilIer. Up
ham and Misses Wynnc and Jackson.
Violin solo. "Barcarolle." Adolph
| l'ischer-Miss Helen Tombs.
German. "a Long Weary Day."
"Goodnight'--M Mrs q. W. Fooemam.
Indian. The Moon Drops Low"
Cadman. Far off Hear a Lovers
tors"-~Mrs. q. L. Hagcr.
instrumental duct: ta) Spanish
Dance" Moszkowski. OBJ Invitation
TO the Dance" Van Webbcr--Mrs.
Carpenter and Miss Dunn.
/, The Cor the ext meeting
Airs. u. NJ. Uplnam will he hostess.
$3.50
from st. Thomas on wcdnesda$ even
ming to visit with her parents.
Prof. D. 6. Mcintosh Of Grand
Forks spent Tuesday in the city Will,
friends.
! Miss jeanette johnson left the first
Of the week for Winnipeg to visit with
her sister, Mrs. .. W. Sundahl.
superintendent E. Erickson went IL
lIoople on Friday and remained till
Saturday evening.
NJ. j.. Bye went to Grand Forks OH
Tuesday morning to attend the auto
! show.
The, Gagnon orchestra was at the
institution on Thursday evening and
furnished the music for tho weekly
dance.
A wrestling match has becn ar
ranged by Co. c to be held Saturday
night in the armory. The match is
between p. II. McGurren Of Crary
and c. II. Goldsmith of Crystal. The
pieliminaries will start at S:45.
Conductor Spears returned las,
Monday from West Baden and the
Hot Springs where he spent Sevcrll
weeks.
3. S. Bryniolfson of Grand Forks
transacted business here on Monday
The Ladies' Aid of tha I-,;toI
Lutheran church held their tegula
meeting Thursday afternoon i'm the
church parlors.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-07
just right for Bat'hachc and
Rheumatism.

Foley Kidney Pills arc SO thorough
ly effective for harhacl'c, rheumatism.
swollen. aching joints. kidney and
bladder ailments that they are rec
commended everywhere. A. A. JEFF
fnrds. Mct;rew. Nebr.. says: MY
druggist recommended Foley Kidney
Pills for pains in my back, and before
I finished ono bottle. my old trouble
entirely disappeared" - McCirath's
I1larmacv.--Ady.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-07
Dismantling Auto Show Today;
Annual Event Closed Last NIGHT
With Attendance and Sales Good

With tho local automobile show ended. the dealers who exhibited
car will turn their attention to delivering the autOs sold and con.
tinuing their efforts to sell 10 the IN any prospective buyers they lined
an. %SNS
Tic show. which closed last night. was exceptionally successful.
While the total attendance did q surpass that OF last year, there
were good prospective buyers aMONC the visitors M the dealers
had more success in the safe of tars. 20
The out.Oftuwn exhibitors will ship their carsb back to their head
quarters today. They ac united In their praise Of the lural exposition
The officers of tho Auto Dealers association. which conducted the
show, express themselves ms we'll M tisMci with the outcome.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-07
hest equipped in this part OF the !
country. u
ORCHESTRA At DAIRY LUNCH
University Musicians to- Appear at New
Restaurant During Dinner Hour
Sunday Evening.

Emit Burgess. manager of thoughts
new dairy lunch, has made special ar
rangeu,ents for a musical program
during the dinner hour tomorrow
evening. The University orchestra.
which furnished Siich excellent mu-
sic for tho opening nigh,. will play
from 6 until s O'Clock. a turkey dill
nor VIII Ice served.
MIR. 1Iough and MIR. rge are put
ting forth every effort tn make the
new lunch room y popular ana sue
~cessful place. if the patronage war
rants il. they will have al orchestra
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-07

Mrs. c. =. Kcil OF Oakland. Cal,
spent the past week here with Mrs.
Gunder Olson.
The regular card and dancing party
will be held this evening at the
Masonic temple.
Ed Hoganson returned Tuesday
from northern Minnesota. where he
spent some time on his timber claim.
Mss Edna Mlohr Of Forest River
visited friends here last Saturday.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-07
Walker viii meal

Prof.. ~. ". Walker of the Chicago
congregational T~heolosican seminary,
will be in Grand Forks Monday AFTER
rnyn and evening, March 9. and will
address II meeting at the Congrcga-
tinnal church in the evening at $50.
There will be special. music and the
public is invited to this meeting.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-07

%. S. Frederick, superintendent of
schools at Gilby, and a. v. Hammond.
who holds a similar position at For
as, River. were among the visitors
at the office uf Miss Beatrice john
stem. county superintendent of schools
TODAY.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-07
Ladies. l,a.y.

Owing to the great of the
New Bowling Alleys under the Grand
theater. the management have Sc;
apart Tuesday afternoon for ladies'.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-07

Money makes the mare go and the
ghost walk.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-07
Educators Here.

program for each sunday evening din
ncr.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-07

E. 5. Brynjolfson Of Grand FORKS
transacted business here on Monday.
The Ladies' Aid of the United
Lutheran church held their regular
meeting Thursday afternoon in the
church parlors.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08
HIS WAGON WRECKED,
TOO, SAYS DRIVER TO
DEMAND FOR DAMAGES

win Mcdonald driver for n ".
Putncy. complained To chief Thomas
McMinn yesterday afternoon that
Abel Padilla i Marines team ran into
Putncy's wagon az Second street and
sllvcr avenue and wrecked IT, The
team ran away from the drinking
fountain az second street and Central
avenue.
The boss wants him to pay for IT,"
Mcdonald sail, after talking into the
telephone.
The boss want was made known
TO Marine
My wagon was broken too said
Marino who seomed to think That set
tied the matter
The chief odd Marine be had no
authority 70 hold him, since he ap-
parenty was not responsible for tho
runaway he was standing beside his
team az the fountain, holding the lines
when the horses became frightened
and dashed south on Second lie lives
at Pajarito
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08
JONES URGES PAYING
OF MORE ATTENTION
TO MINING INDUSTRY

Prof. fayctie a. Jones, president Of
the New Mexico School Of Mines at
aocorro arrived in the city yesterday
coming from the lower Mimbres val
ley whore he had been conducting in
veatigations Of tho underground water
supply Pending the rendering of an
official report Oh his investigations
Professor Jones declined TO make any
comment on the results Of his invesli-
cations In that section Of the state.
Tho School of Mines Is having ono
Of the best years In its history, ac-
cording to Professor Jones, ana while
the student body is not large, it'is
representative Numerous inquiries
indicate a largely increased enroll-
mont Hext year.
President Jones declared that New
Mexico'a biggest Industry was its min
Ing, and said that this year would
show total output Of upwards Of
SiT0OO,0O0. lie believes that II more
attention were paid TO mining IN the
state that the production could be in
creased to $40,00O000 or s5O,000,0O0 a
year He suggests the elimination Of
the wildcat promoter and tho exploit
ing Of the bonafide claims, as a means
Of stimulating interest ana inspiring
the confidence Of investors.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08
ACCOUNTS
FOR ALL MONEY
HE RECEIVED
Special Masters Report Has
Receipts for S2l344 Taxes
Paid Day Preyiousi Charge
May Be Dropped,

HUGH ]. Collins yesterday morning
filed with District Clerk Thomas r..
u Madison his report ms special mas
ter In the case of Donaciano Gurulef
et al, against the unknown heirs Of
Diego Montoya, accounting for OIL
money received by him This was
the case upon which A. y McMillen
lased the charge Of embez2lement,
preferred against Collins. according 10
the complaint filed with Justice George
u. Craig
Attached TO the report were receipts
for an money collected by Tho c@i1i
master with the exception Of $i,G25 10
be distributed among hoirs in small
amounts according TO Mr.. Madison.
who said that Mr. McMillen had the
report. Collins turned the Sl,G25 over
TO the court
Collins also submitted with his re-
port tax receipts for S2,344, showing
that he had paid this amount TO the
county treasurer Friday. McMillen's
complaint, charging embezzlement, ala
legged that Collins had received this
amount TO pay taxes upon land sold
by him as special MASTER and that
he had converted It TO his own use.
motion made by McMillen, asking
the court TO require Collins TO file his
report as special master, had been
set for argument yesterday morning
This was not called By the court
The filing Of the report by Collins
gayu rise to the belief that the charge
Of emho2zlemcnt would be dismissed.
Collins left last night for his home at
Clayton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08
LOCAL ITEMS

Or schwontkcr, osteopath. Tel 7f7.
fecs Candy store 5000 cakes Of
milk chocolate IA cents.
The Microbes club will meet next
Wednesday with Mrs Frank Mo
Adams at Las Candelnrlaa A good
time b. expected.
John G. Wolfe, Of Evansville. Ind,
@ fciatlvc of Mrs Anna l.. Gray. Of
this city, is la Albuquerque for visit
of few days
Joseph r Price and wife. of So
zorro. arc here ON "a visit 10 their
daughter Mrs. Simon Stern They
win bo In Albuquerque for several
days.
County Clerk A. e. Walker yester-
DAY Issued q license 70 marry to joe
aeph H. Gwartnoy, OF Wnberton,
Okla and jamie NJ. lIutehins, OF
Lordaburg
Juan Lovato charged with assault
WIFE intont te KIN, was released from
the county SAN yesterday under $500
bond. Ho viii De arralgned Tuesday
before Justice George r. Craig
Mrs A. -. Levy. OF NJ Peso. is visit
lng Ia Albuquerque. having been call.
cd here on account of the serious lll-
ness OF her sister, Mrs simon Neu-
ftadt Of Los funas. who Is a patient
8t St Joseph'a hospital
Don W. l.usk. who for more than
two years has occupied various edl-
torIal positions on the Morning Jour
nal, left at midnight last night for El
Paao, where he VIII flH a responsible
position on the Herald. OF that city,
Assistant United States District At
toney H. G Coors. ir. lcft last nlght
for Roswell. whore the United States
district court viii open for a special
term tomorrow United states Dis
iuci Attorney Summers pnrkhart viii
NOT go
The Doynl Neighbors ana the Mol
crn Woodmeu will give O. dance next
Wednesday evening az odd Fellows
halt the two organizations cemblnine
in giving the entertainments There
win ho refreshments aud most en-
iogable evening is in prospect
Through an error In tho report Of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08
No MYSTERY FOUND
IN THE DEATH Of
COLE BY JURY
inquest Begun January q
Finally Brought to Closet
Little Light Shed Upon Dead
Mans Whereabouts,

Glen y. Cole, who was found dying
In the Santa Fo yards here the night
OF January "a, came 90 his death by
being run over by "a freight train, ac-
cordlng 90 the verdict returned by
the eoroner'a jury yesterday after
noon ia Justice W. W McClellan's
court
only two witnesses were called for
the last session Of the inquest They
are Councilman James A. Skinner and
Mark Morrison, the Santa 10 freight
brakeman. who first saw Cole after
he had been run over Mfr. Skinner
testified that he saw cole twice the
day of his death once Ia the morning
aud again In the afternoon. Cole had
no suitcase then, he said Morrison
told Of finding Cole. lying on the track
with one leg almost severed from the
body and unconscious. He notified
company officials who called the am
hulanco.
SO far ~ the justice has been able
10 learn MFR Skinner WAS the only per
son 10 see Cole tho day he was killed.
Neither he nor the police We're ablo
To discover any trace OF his move
menta that day. or for several days
previous, for that matter, except that
given hy the councilman.
no evidence was uncovered connect
ms the torn suitcase found IN the
freight car at Las Vegas with the
death Of Cole Special officer George
u Thomas, 81 the santa Fo railway
learned that the car IN which the suit
oaso was found was IN Aihuquerqua
the night cole was run over. No other
evidence pointing directly to foul play
WAS discovered
The jury IN The verdict included n
that the Santa Ice
place lights under the Coal avenue
VladHct. under which Cole was found,
for the protection of It's own en-
ployes as we'll as persons who do no.
know the rules of the railroad com
peny In regard to trespasslng."
Tho inquest was begun January 20,
hat owing 10 the fact that none of
the witnesses present then had seen
Cole ia the yards, the jurors asked
for a continuance until evidence tel
show that Cole had received the in-l
juries there which later caused his
death, could be presented
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08

II you want splendid growth Of
sweet poas, get them planted now
Ter packet ac. ounce ice, IA pound
25c, Fancy Crandiflora spencer sweet
peas. packet, Zoe; ounce, s5e; IL
pound. saC.
l.. ". FEE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08

Tho Woman's Relief Corps win give
a card party and lunch, "Wednesday
afternoon. In Odd Fellows hall. Al
mission, Is cents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08

The basketball games played at the
nrmory night contained in yesterdays
journal, the High school team was
given credit for victory over the Ma
tlunal guard whereas the guards won
from the school team by score Of
to e,
Assistant Fire chief James Cosgrove
donned oyeralls yesterday and paint
ed the firo alarm boxes 10 painted
Tho boxes bright rcd with n wide yell
low stripe around the poles above
and below the boxes. This is the Phil
adelphla STYLE according to Fire Chief
Jacob Klein.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08
WOMAN CART00NIST
AND LECTURER TO
BE HERE THIS WEEK

Mrs. Maude l. Green, national ~
coum lecturer and chalk illustrator
renowned IN England and America as
THE wizard OF chalkeraft7 will spend
three days in this city the coming
week. Mrs. Green is making a lee
turc tour of the southwest, During
her soiourn here she viii address a
special meeting Of the Citizens league,
the Parent Teachers association and
the w. c. r. L. She will also give
four or more lectures to the students
of the schools
Those In this city who heard this
humorous preaeher-urtist at the New
Mexico chautauqua last summer are
aware of the treat IN store for Alhu-
and are urging their
friends 10 hear her and see the deft
chalk portrayals with which she H.
Illustrates her logic.
The London Daily Mail (London.
Eng), says of her:
Mrs Maudc L. Green. the ady-car-
contemporaries, has just reached this
country from America. and has al
ready been booked for several sermons
and lectures. Wherever she has ap-
pearei on this side of the Atlantic
there have been crowded congrega-
tions and as her fame grows they are
likely to become much larger still.
She Is The Cioverost lady e1rtoonlst In
the United states While preaching
she rapidly draws appropriate car.
toons using both hands Simultaneous
~ Sometimes her Illustrations are
but with three on four dert
strokes of her crayon she is able 20
impart a serious lesson. She applies
her moral with persuasive eloQuenco"
There Will be no charge TO any of
the lectures here, and every man.
womau and child IN the city should
turn out TO give her a rousing welcome
ana fun houses The places Of meet
ing viii bee announced later,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08

DIR. Evelyn L. Frisbic has removed
her office aud residence from ssi
South Third % els West Copper.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08
Crescent Hardware Co.

Goods. Cutlery. Tools Pipe
Valves Fitting Plumbing, Heating Copper
ais Is. CENTRAL AVE TELEPHONE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08
NOT SURE WHETHER
GUN T0TER HAD COMB
OR PISTOL; RELEASED

After witnesses who had testified
ut his trial in police court, said yes
terday that they were not sure wheth-
er Antonio Banucl had threatened the
kitchen hoy nt the Combs cafe with
an automatic pistol 90 a pocket comb,
Police Judge George Il. Craig sus-
pended the sentence passed upon the
young man ranucl had been som
fenced TO serve sixty days In jail upon
a charge 81 gun toung
John e, Layman. Who was sentenced
the same day that Banuol was on the
same gharge but who escaped last
Friday. has not been seen since he
appeared m the alley IN the rear OF
the Hotel Combs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08

c. II. CONNER. NJ. D.. d. o.
n-..-..-.I-L. .---.-.L.IL..

treat all ourable diseases. Office
stern Rldg Phone ass ana S2h
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08
SPRINGER TRANSFE

LARGEST BECAUSE BEST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
YALE UNWELC0ME GUEST
Trounces Pennsylvania in Open
ing Basketball Game.

Philadelphia. Jan. n-Yale opened
Pennsylvania intercollegiate basketball
season tonight in Wrightman Hall by
trouncing the Red and Blue by a score
Of 26 TO %. The Blue took a commanding
lead al the start, but Pennsylvania sot
,oir, before the half ended, and rapidly
drew up on the Yale players The hair
ended with Yale on the long end OF ID
10 10 score.
The score in the last half was always
close. the play being punctuated Dy
valiant shots by Seelbach and Smith
These two were the real stars. the Penn
svlvania man landing five sensational
goals from field. Both were clever from
the free goal mark.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
Arrange to Send Iron Mask
After SalpatOrS Record

admirer Of Iron Mask has just handed
me 5000 TO be added TO the value OF the
cup"
Iron Mask sprang into fame last sum-
mer when ne broke the six furlong rec
ord. and gained further glory on January
4. when he raced to another record for
six furlongs at the JuareZ track. The
time was 1903 80 and the great racer
finished eased up.
The one-mile record which Iron Mask
will try TO eclipse was made by Salvador
Al the old Monmouth Park track on
August Is. 1890. Salvatore time was
1874. and for twenty-three years the
mark has withstood the assaults OF some
of the greatest thoroughbreds the turf
has ever seen.
After Iron Mask made his six furlong
record at .Juarez doubt was expressed by
some as TO the length of the track I'm
der orders from Mr.. Livingston II was
resurveved and found TO be OF exactly
the right length. so that there is not
much reason 10 believe that the six fur
long record will not be accepted or that
new one-mile mark. If Iron Mask is
successful In his race against time. VIII
not be put on the books.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
left Livingston Wires Tribune
That the Trial Will
Be Made on
February /.

Jeff" Livingston. owner OF Iron Mash'
the big son OF Disguise. sent mes
saga from Chicago 10 The Tribune last
night 10 the effect that all arrangements
had been made 10 send his famous morse
after the one-mile record of the great
Salvador on February J.
Il have just closed with the J1arez
Jockey club for a special race Tor iron
Mask 10 be run on February J., "reo
Livingston. Every effort Will be made
10 break Salvatore one-mile record and
oi,hor Ioftus or Nowlan will ride AT 40
mounds. The purse is 10 be made up OF
al receipts over 81 200 and large low
ing cup will also be awarded 10 the
winner =,
Iron Mask is in fine condition and IS
faster than ever. 1t Is our intention 10
make every post record breaker An