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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26
HAS TWO COMPLAINTS
Corporation Commission Intends TO See
That TwO-Cent Fare Rate is Con
tinued In Full Force.

The corporation commissions intends
10 s'-c that all the rulcs and rcgulR
tlOns In connection with the enforce
ment " the 2ceut fare are observed.
and has cited the Rock Island tu ap.
pear before the commission February
10 In two eases, In witch the company
will be- asked to show cause why fines
for contempt should not be- assessed
One Of the complaints 4, that " :.
Orr Nral, travelling man living Ia
Dallas but employed by Fort Worth
firm lie says that he purchased a
ticket from Fort Worth Ia Trrral. OK
and got of the train AZ the latter
place TO buy n ticket tU Waurika.
whittier he was bound When he got
Off the train ut Terral the ticket win
dow was closed, aud he was com
PEELED 10 get back on the train lie
rendered the usual two cents mile
AZ his fare to Waurika aud the con.
ductur refused to accept II, but insisted
on the thre, cents mile This Orr
paid under protest. taking Il receipt
Tor Il.
The other complaint is that of J.
'. Hardy against the Rock Island
Harry says he got on the train at
Wichita with Il ticket from that point
10 Medford He wanted 10 10 to Enid
lie says he told the conductor that he
wanted 10 get off at Medford to pur
chase n ticket fro mthere to his dc4ti
nation, and that when they reached
Medford the porter and tralnmen re-.
fused 10 allow him IN get off lie
finally got Ia the door Of the chair car
and got off. but found the ticket
window shut. lie returned to the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26

change from the style that pertalned
last -cu,Uu.
Materials for spring, whether OF
gahardine or the palmer weayes, take
braldlug as Il trimming aud this braid
Ing is mostly sOutache, rather than Of
the wider varieties. A novelty " this
sort that viii be seen Oh dark blue
suit IS Il sOutache woven In mixed red
aud blue. There is Il strong tendency
In the use II red, especially the dark
and rose shade. This was recommend
ed several months ago by the Fash
Ion Art league NJ America. The one
piece gown is gaining popularity rap
idly, and the shirt waist IL disap
pearing from view. with II closely fit-
ted normal waist line and the long
fitted set In sleeves, It is rapidly TAX
lng on dignity and gives II very well
dressed appearance tO the woman who
recognizes It's comfortable qualities
The new white gabardine volle IL n
beautiful material for this gown, not
too heavy ard hot, with remarkable
wrinkle resisting power"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26
BATTLESHlP PROGRAM
Chairman llllman Of senate Naval
Committee submits Amendment
Providing for -Four Big Vessels.

Washington, Jan. "a four battle
Snip program for the next congress
WIS proposed today by Chairman Till
man of the senate naval committee
ns uu amendment 10 the current naval
hlII low awaiting passage Tie
amendment would direct the secretary
uf the navy TO Nibmit plans and
Specifications for four warshlps "of
the type, power and speed which, In
his judgment, based on the knowledge
gained from the prevailing war In
Europe, are best suited for war on the
>ea aud to report, In the light of the
war the value and u~,-- iu naval war
fare ~ aeroplunr>. Irppcliu7 aud sub
marines"
Senator Perkins rrnl tu the senate
a letter from former Secretary Chand
Ter sHying
There Is uur the slightest danger
for ycurs " the United States enter.
lng into % serious war with any for.
midHhlc nation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26
TO ORGANIZE LEAGUE
Federal Surplus Players VIII he
Forced In Two Organizations; One
Wants TO Flop From Organized.

Chicago, Jan, 2d--Surplus ball play.
ers Of the Fedora league will I've taken
care Of IN two minor leagues. Il was
announced to-day 10y President Gilmore
One win be organized II Is planned, at
a meeting In New Haven next Satur
day
Another Is M organisation operat
ing under organized base ball, hut
which, II Is said, has proposed com
iEg under Jurisdiction Of the Federals
New competition for the International
league is likely according for the
plans Of the makeup Of the new ctr
cult II viii include Providence,
Hartford, New Haven and Possibly
Trenton, y. J among Its eight cities.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26
COURT UPHOLDS
THIS REFEREE
Reports Made BY Referee Mitrhrirh
In 9As Company Cases We're Up.
held Today by the supreme Court.

The referees repOr m the uppnul-
" the Caney River Gus company and
other big concerns from the 1917 @.
sessment Of the stat board M equal
zation WAS sustained IN uu opinion by
chief Justice Kane IN the supreme
court today
The other companIo. 100 which the
referees report is suw.nrd ny the
same opinion are the o-nsr and OK
lahOma Gas compaul aud the okla.
hOma Natural Gas company. The
board was sutHined in pnrt and the
contentious Of the companies In part
IN the findings of Charles Mitrhrich,
the referee
4 considerable reduction was made
I'm the assessment Of lhr Cuury River
Gas company as muIn hN the state
board of equalization Former Attor
ney General West Flied application Ia
have the report Of the referee set
aside or modified ou the contention
that the valuation WIS mot high
enough
In the opinion the court holds That
unless the referee misses cnllrrI, M,
scope ~ case referred to him m,
court will not disturb his finding and
Will not go into the evidence iu h,
cnse The court expresses the opin
ION that In determining the valuation
NJ n gns or oil corporation the iucom,
Is not the chief factor 10 consider IN
all cases, but the richness n the field
or source Of supply the probable lIfc
NJ the field and Az length " time
thnt the company can continue to Il,
business nj profit should br taken
into consideration 10y the taxing au
thOriIlps
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26
PERJURY BILL STOPS
Present Laws Are Good Enough in
Opinion Of judiciary Committee
Proposed Law Not Recommended.

Bills proposing to change lhr pun.
ishmeut for perjury. introduced by
Representative Hunter " the house
ana another by Ryan Of lhe senate
w"r" recommended do mot r0.- by
th" committee on judiciary &c., of
ih" senate today. Senator NIrlulu-h
chairman Of that committee "Npuin.
ed that the committee Thought he
punishment provided by the laws as
they are was satisfactory
The bill by senator O'Nriu of era
dy which would exempt from taxa
tiUn money loaned at rate pf inter.
cst not exceeding T per cent was
thought to be- unconstitutional boy the
committee on judiciary 40 I aud 50
reported.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26
WHAT GIRLS May DO
BY Jessie Roberts.

Dear Miss Jessie Roberts, have
little money which could put into
business, and want your advice on
the subject live IN small town
not more than an hour from the city
and should like 10 run candy kitchen
here. There Is nothing of the Kind
ut present, Just couple Of drug
stores where you can get boxed sweets
and n cheap place pStrOnlhed only by
persons careless " their health |
could, Of course, put my money out
nj interest and 10 90 work In the city,
but | would ~ much rather be- In
business for myself DO you think |
am foolish In this desire? And have
you any advice to give me II you think
II worth trying candy Kitchen
Yours sincerely, RUBY
There II nu use saying you run no
risk In starting In business for your
self and probably you will have to
work very hard 10 make success,
much harder than n YOU took sal-
Rried Job IN the city Hut would
risk It. for the pleasure and interest
of plant u Your own are all worth
tho extra work, and the returns may
be splendid II you 90 about things the
right way aud don't expect To be
able to llC down aud see the money
come in
The great ldcn TX 10 make the place
Itself your best advertisement 10
have something different something
original, In the appearance Of the
little shop, and to have at least one
speciality on which TO spread your
self Have the shop front 80 painted
that II viii attract people Mt u glance
lWve the window charming and be
sure you can warrant the absolute
purity ~ your goods. Dress your
assistants In white or In some dainty
simple costume Choose monogram
10 stamp Un your boxes Put all the
personality YOU can into the thing
and give every hit " the work your
own SuDprvlIOn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26
Homemade Coush ssraa.


An Item like labeled cough Drnp costs
tile people several million dollars year
Every item the housewife can save on, ID
worth while, 40 that this home made, rrll.
able, laxative cough and cold medicine will
be welcomed by thousands, who have ney.
er tried H. Many hundreds right In this
community, already know It, worth no.
cordiug 10 well known druggist.
Buy at the drug store a ~ on paeh
ase Of Rssence MenthO- I.aSene, concen,
traied fluid empty II into pint bottle.
Then make syrup by pouring a half pint
Of boiling water into a pint Of graduated
sugar, STIR cool and nm up the bottIe
with sytup. Full directions and dosage
arc contained lpoench package. A saving
81 s2Oo to SH>ts affected, and Il cures
an eurabls ssash. AAysssssmeat.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26
FRENCH DUKE KILLED
BY SPLINTER OF SHELL

Paris. Jan "a The Duke de
LorEe head OF the Dufort-Civrac
family. according to an announcement
made here today. was killed In bat
tie January 23--He was struck In
the head by the splinter Of a shell
which inflicted fatal wound The
duke, who was 20 years OF age was
serving az a sub-lieutenant IN the
Thirty. second Dragons.
The Duke de- Lorge succeeded to
the title and the estates a little over
two years ago when his father was
killed In London by a fall down an
elevator shaft
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26
SUIT BAREs DE
TAILS or FORMER CALI, RULE

Chicago. Jan. 2C-Further inquiry
into the operations Of the Aban-
doned "call rule and it's effect on
prices OF grain was continued today
In the governments antitrust suit
against the Chicago board.
Charles A. Marcy, president Of the
Armour Grain company and a airec
tor Of the board, admitted yesterday
the Chicago board OF trade is a
dominant factor In fixing the grain
prices In the United States.
I've federal attorneys are attempt
Ing to learn of speculation In any
way responsible for the advanced
prices Of wheat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26
UNEMPLOYED AMERICANS
SHIPPED FROM TAMPICO

Washington, u, G., Jan. 20-Flfty
destitute Americans, unable to find
employment are being sent to the
United States by American Consul
Bevan on one Of the oil tank steamers
which ply between Tampico. Calves
ton and New Orleans Employees NJ
@ane Of the oil companies for whom
there h no work will be returned at
the expense of the companies.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney and
bladder troubles, dissolyea gravel eures
diabenN. weak and lame backs. rbeuus. !.
tism, and all irregularities Of the Kidneys
aud bladder ln both men and women Res
ulntes bladder trouble In children If not
sold by your druggist will be sent by
mail on receipt Of 81 90 One small hottie
IL two months trestmpnt and seldom fails
10 perfect q cure Send for testimonials
from this gnd other states Or. q W
Hall De6 Olive street st Louis No. Sold
by druggists Advertisement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26

train, boarded It and rendered his fare
Of two cents mile 10 his destination
He says the conductor told him that
what he pnid would take him only 10
Pond Greek and there he was put off
the train II appears from the com
plants that the tralnment were prob
ably acting under instructions.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26
/ Took Cold
1t Settled In
Ny Kidneys.
| Used
Peruna.
Am all
Right
Now.
| owe my
Health to
Peruna

Mrs Anna Llnder. r. F. D. 9. Das-
vel Meeker Co, MINI. writes: For
TWO years I suffered with that ter
rlple disease. chronic catarrh.
Fortunately, l saw your adyer-
'lsement In my paper. got your
advice, and l took Peruna. Now I
am well and the mother Of two
children. owe It all to Peruna.
would not be without that great
tonic for twice Its cost, for am we'll
and strong now. l cannot speak In
too high terms Of its value az a
medicine"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26
THE DAILY RECORD.
Births.

MIR and Mrs. H. =. Palmer. 3Oj
West Frisco avenue. a boy Sanford
Harry Palmer
Mr. and Mrs v w. Todd, iOS South
hudson avenue, girl.
Mr. and Mrs Loren Burdick 2OOl
N0rtk MrkInleN girl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26
PKocEED

WomAn-My husband has mort.
gaxed the house TO buy a car and "A
mink overcoatl Is there anything I
can do about IT.
LAwysr-Oh, yes / can Use the car
- a retainer In divorce prooeedinEs
and you can have the GOAT cut dowp
to nt youl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses: ". A. Thorp. a.
aud DAME kiezer, 20, Oklahoma City
John Dixon, -, Tuttle, aud Audic L.
Roland, - blanchard; Samuel
Moore, - Oklahoma city and Eva
Marie Ashley 10. Gcary; John w.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26

Woloszyn, q, Harrah. and Teresa X.
Hop0's. liarrah; Harry Donnellan,
20, Enid, and Lottle Bnllngsley, %,
Oklahoma City bernard L. Levy. ~,
New York city, aud Esther Marx. ~,
Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26

Little LOgan-Oh, dear wish |
hadn't eaten so much pudding.
Mamma Why, Gear1 DO you feel
sick
Little LOgan-NO; but I'D like 10
eat some more and | haven't any room
for II.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26
Suit il In progress before District

Judge HayS,n tOdpT tnr 81 00735 dam
ages claimed by the FAulkerson Gin
company of the Empire cotton OH
company. alleging that the defendant
company failed 10 keep MI agreement
for the purchase Of cotton seed JnO
bean Of Guthrie, president and mana
ger ~ the Empire company, testified
this morning that the seed was accept.
ed ~ long as Il met the standard i'm
posed by the agreement aud that the
FnulkerSon company was then noti-
fled
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26
Circle Number 5 Of The First Metho

uThnu avenue, VIII De conducted
Wednesday afternoon ut the chapel Of
Marshall and Harper at > 80.
The state officers Of the ". {. 4. L.
will hold All all day session Thursday,
January 2S. IN conference with the
county presidents " the state In the
pnrlors Of the Young WomenH Chris
tian Association, beginning ut O:BO a.
III. A number Of important matters
regarding the state work will be dis.
cussed
Speaker McCrOry Of the house OF
representatives will address the Young
Mems Democratic League Wednesday
noon In the basement Of the Colcord
building
The South Side Christian church Is
IN the midst Of u splendid series ~
evHngelistlc meetings under the lead
ership Of Evangelist Splccr state sec
relary Of the Christian church Twenty
Tour people have taken their stand
with the church. The second week Of
the meeting Is lust beginning Win
great promise. The subject tonight il
The Plea Tint Turn. tho WnrIJ
Right side In" "
o.
A fine ChIrkeriny conc.,4 gr.,d
piano was Skinned from iii ni,s -"
terday 10 the phmins nntyor.i;, -.
Enid. OK The Iustrnmant n'a' ~
.,' '"'," ''.',..'. 'a""' '"t Armstrong BYRD Mu-
,,-,., '''''''' ''o'' ~ III NeSl Main
John Ku.I.r ~ CL.... ,
fnur w,lf sCa,n. - n "V''A" we" presented
ty clerk tnI., anI n,..,'I'' o' '''''"H' !, c"u''
mary houpt, - a. . wv" '"' '"H'"'
Earl spencer and r. TucLs. A.
rnigned before JustIr. n,un.u ~.
morning on the charg. ~ ho,In, s,,I
en an automobile msgpntu vaI,..,
the county jall TO await trial IN A.
trlct court.
-o--.
H. y. MonrOney Of the firm OF
Doe and Bill. furniture dealer. viii
depart tonight FOR McAlrstrr where
he VIII attend the Scottish Rite re-
union aud also the Red eros. Con.
.-o.
Fred II. Jenkins Of Kansas CITY.
vice president ~ the J. W. jenkins 4
InFi
this morning after brief business
trip here. Mr. Jenkins announced that
the building recently destroyed hy fire
here would I've rebuilt at once and on
morc convenient plan. II will not be
a larger building, but better one.
oklahoma city appears busy and
business wear" ne said
-
W. G. Miller, recently with the
York Furniture company of Durani.
has accepted position az floor sales
man at the Doe 4 Bill Furniture
store. Mr. Miller is an expert In his
line and ZONES to this city highly
recommended.
-
Hocro'afy OF StAe D. l.. Lyon tO-
1aI HFa'lted the Following charters
Ju'''' le,,on COMPANY OF oklahoma
"E, 'ap''hi' sLV'VO lhc0rp0rators, r.
". M,,',, Jones, ., W. Jones ) b. helton,
RlaUoha my hoss'Caldweh Coal
Mining company of Lehlgh, capital,
@'oW ihcnrporators' A. X, hoss, Roy
hllNtllt ON MlItnhul, lRnlgh
-
inc PRACTICAL appiicalion Of cruel
economy ana rugged thrift In the
'chool iand department since tNe new
cohlh'iSslN mas taken charge Of
lhlngs' mas according to II deduction
made ny dovernor Williams, reduced
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26
Jake Burwell, charged With reeeiy.

ing stolen property aud confined In
the county jail awaiting action Uf the
district court IN that charge, has been
granted writ Of haheas corpus by
Judge Oldfield AZ II was shown ia his
application that the testimony before
Justice DOnnell accused him of steal.
Ing the diamond ring In question
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26

Seerotary Of state J. L. Lyon tor
day granted the following charters
Jones llelt0n company " Oklahoma
city capital, $4,000; incorporators. y.
VI. Jones, j. NJ. Jones, ]. Il. Helton,
OklahOma city. Ross. Caldwell Coal
Mining company of Lehlgh, capital.
$4,000 incorpontors, A. X. Ross. Roy
Caldwell Tom Mltcham. I.ehigh.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26
The practical application Of cruel

The corporation ccmmisslon today
received complaint FROM George +.
Green against the Wichita Falls and
Northwestern, Rock Island and Katy.
relative to an alleged violation OF or.
der l6S, which requires that freight
be moved without delay II Il said
that n car Of coal was shipped from
McAlcster, November ~, destined 10
Wet, hut did not arrive there mtll
December ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26

II Is expected that the Skiryin no
tel cas-" will be- settled In the district
court Wednesday morning The case
came up for hearing before Judge
Oldfleld today. but wnS continued
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26
The damage suit 70 Mrs. Emma X.

Wood against the Crystal Ice aud Ice
Cream company was brought 10 an
abrupt cheek this morning when ]. Y.
A. HerEOd, attorney for the plaintiff,
made the assertion In eNaming juror
that Attorney Breck Moss, for the de
frndant, did not represent the real de
frndant, but that the actual party 10
the ease wQs n bonding company At
torney Moss at once called the atten.
zion Of the court to the fnct that the
fupr-nr court has held that such a
statement Is preIudicinl and gives
grounds for the dismissal Of the jury.
The jury WAS dismissed and the case
continued indefinitely.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26
Echoes &! & Streets

Harm, filed suit against Miss Boyd
aud w. W Boyd her brother, for &llr-
Tb9.+1. fees to be- due him aud $40,
0OO exemplary damages
The meeting Of the Authors club,
planned for this evening with Mrs
Eugene Arnett har been postponed Oh
account Of the inclcment weather. The
date of the next meeting viii be- an
nOunced later
Preliminary information WAS filed
today In Justice DOnnells court charg.
Ing T. b. Ivy with having received
the magnetic alleged tu have been
stolen by Earl Spencer and J r.
Tucker, January l0
A carelessly thrown match or ell
garette stub set fire to an awning Ia
the rear Of the Avon hotel today The
alarm was turned IN and the fire de.
pnrtment quickly extinguished the
blaze, using only the small chemical
The damage will amount 10 only five
OF ten dollars, At O:3O an alarm was
turned In from the home uf A. j Kirk
patrick ut 40 West Eleventh street.
where the back fire from mn autOmO.
bile engine had set fire Ia private
garage The damage was slight aud
the fire was put ont before the Sie
@rtmcnt arrived.
Emma Bunting and her company
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26

W. G. Miller. recently with the
York Furniture company Of Durani,
has accepted II position az floor sales
man at the Doc 4 Bill Furniture
store. Mr. Miller Is an expert In his
line and comes to this city highly
recommended
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-26

A. u. MonrOney Of the firm OF
Doe and Bill. furniture dealers. win
depart tonight Tor McAlrstrr where
he VIII attend the Scottish Rite re-
union aud also the Red eros, Con.
stnntlne.
Evening journal., 1915-08-27
CITY Teams MAY Play
FOR INDEPENDENT HONORS

Managers OF the teams claiming the
Independent baseball championship
Of the county held meeting last
night. when plans were discussed Cor
a series Of games to decide the cham
pionship. Plans will be completed
and a schedule approved at a meet
ing TO be held at the Morning News
Office Monday night at 745 o'clock.
The meeting was attended by Man
ager Willets, of Chesbrook; Man
ager Regan, OF fremont; Manager
Johnson. Of Delaware Hard Fibre;
Manager Salter, of East End; Man
ager Jackson. of Continental Fibre, Of
Newark, and Manager Strawbridge.
Of Wildel. II had been expected that
the managers of Silverbrook and
Odessa and Middletown would be
present. but they did not attend
II was planned 10 decide the cham
pionship title by playing a series Of
games In which each team claiming
the title would play once with each
other team claiming the champion
ship The title would be decided by
a percentage basis In the event
OF a tie between two teams for first
place at the end of the series of games
the championship 10 be decided by
the two teams playing a series Of
three games.
The first of the series will be played
Saturday. September 4, with a double
/ header on Labor Day. One game will
be played each Saturday thereafter
until the series has been played
Many Of the managers favored a
/ plan by which each team would play
| its opponents on a neutral ground
No players are 10 be paid for any
game during the series A tentative
schedule Of games will he prepared
and presented to the managers FOR
their approval at the meeting Monday
night, which will be held to make
Evening journal., 1915-08-27

Tech Jr, showed great speed, but
anything gained then was lost when
she took the turns, at all of which
she went way wide of the marks. and,
as there we're eighteen of these in
the thirty mile course, her loss
through that cause was enough to
make her a winner had it been avoid
ed, according to the opinions of
many An attempt will be made to
correct this fault of the Tech. Jr..
which is not due to her driver in
any way.
Presto Performs Well.
The Presto, while a consistent per-
former, encountered her troubles in
one of the races and as for the two
boats owned by Commodore and Mrs.
Blackton, the Baby Reliance V. and
the Baby Speed Demon II. both en-
countered serious motor troubles.
The Baby Reliance V was unable
to start IL ole race ard in another,
she cracked a cylinder, while her
mate, the little Demon, broke her
jack SHAFT and cracked a cylinder.
In addition the former had serious
carburetor troubles. and neither was
capable of doing as we'll as she did
last year at Lake George. when the
Baby Speed Demon II won the gold
cup.