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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-06
BUYERS FAILED To
KEEP CONTRACT
Alleged That CuIp-Barth Sheep
Company Refused to Live Up
to Agreement in Sheep Deal

Violation OF contract is alleged IN
a suit filed in the district court yes
terday hy Marion and Wood. attor-
news for Pantaleon Mora. If Casa
Sala2ar q. NJ, In which Judgment u
asked against the Culp-Rarth sheep
company. the defendants, in the sum
of S432. 1t is alleged that the de-
fendant company agreed ANA con-
tracted To- purchase three hundred
ewes and one hundred yearlings from
Mora at a certain price ana on q Ger
tain date. Mora claims that he iul-
filled his part of the contract but
that the defendants did not keep up
their end of il and that he was
forced TO sell his sheep in Albuauer-
que at a reduced price.
Il. w. d. Bryan, attorney for Aaron
Eichwald, filed a suit, asking 1udg-
ment against Alberto Lovato for
$20S.14. this amount being claimed
on account.
Docket to Bc Followed.
AZ the conclusion ulthe trial ol
the case of Brault KS. the Santa Zee
Railroad. which is set for today, cases
win be taken up and disposed of In
the order in which they appear on
the printed iury trial docket
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-06
BRIGHTER LIGHT ON
CORPORATIONS
DEMANDED
Truth Does No Harm, Is Dec
Iaration of President Nudge
of Rock Island and Chicago
Banker.
Especial Correspondence TO Morning Journal


Chicago. Dec. 3.-The west ac-
cording to views rcflecting opinion in
st. Louis. Denver. Kansas city,
Omaha, st. Paul and Minneapolis
Duluth and other ccnters, demands
the enactment of President Tart S
program for publicity of corporation
affairs whatever New York. Philadel-
phia. Washington. Pittsburg Baitl-
more and Boston and their territory
may think about 1t,
Men in daily touch with the middle
west say President TAFT struck a re
sponsive chord in connection with inc
federal special excise tax. some ol
the more liberal go further than this
notably George NJ. Reynolds presi-
dent of the Commercial and Conti-
mental National Bank Of Chicago. ana
Henry L. Nudge, president OF the
Rock Island railroad
..Far-sighted and broad-mindcd
business men" according TO Mr.. Reyn-
oIds. are coming to see that inc
future salvation of corporations ~
this country depends upon proper and
open handed publicity, publicity that
will invite and inspire the confidence
of the public.
Modern business. says Mr. NUDGE
must he conducted upon an honest.
upon either side works 10 the disad-
vantage of one party always, and gen
orally to the ultimate disadvantage OF
both.
The recent election of Theodore \.
Vail. a western man and former tele-
praDh operator. to the presidency oi
the Western Union to succeed Col.
Robert q. Clowry. q former chi
cagoan is pointed to as triumph
for CORPORATION publicity. Something
like a year ago Mr.. Vail and his as
sociates secured a working control ci
the western Union by the purchase
OF the Bould holdings.
At that time the company's surplus
was placed. in published reports, a.
x1SS67.4s1 4 question was raised
a. 10 the correctness OF these figures
and experts were set TO work After
eight months they reported a dliei-
ence of nearly twelve million dollars
between the nominal and actual sur
plus
The new management ndN"'"te"
publicity as a matter of right iot the
Widely scattered stockholders and the
r.port was made public. Contrary q"
me general expectation the stock was
uot deprecated as q result The sue
cess nf this new departure rpntfin-
utcd largely tn the selection pi MT.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-06
TEAMS
TIED IN S|X-OAY
BIKE RACE
Record Breaking Clip Main
tanned By Hardy Riders in
Madison Square Garden
Contest.
m. Manning Journal specIaI Leassa wireI

,,. uornIug Journal Special Leased Wire1
vev York, Dec, 6.-All the four
.oon teams remaining in the six-day
ncycle rece were tied at midnight u
usbt AT the close of the twenty
e,nrfh hour with 5.2 miles, laps.
This is only one lap less thai six
nlies better than the former record
for The hour made hy Anderson ana
vanoni in 1903.
Although the pace set all day and
nst night was a record-breaker, only
one team had dropped OH bV mid
nicht The terrific ciiD proved ioo
nnch for Germain atl N"rllnden, the
French- Belgian team, anl they re-
tired in the seventh hour aittr llN-
inc been left hcpelesslN in the rear
The average speed today was ahcul
twentv-one miles an hpn|, bu; he
fveen 10 O'Clock ald midnight seN-
sraI sprints started. New marks were
made every five minutes. The lead
Inc factors in these ateempts to steal
4 ap were Rutt and Stol Root and
Moran. and MacFarland ana Clarke
ani Walthour. But IN every instance
their efforts were fItilc, and y Z
fonrteen teams We're on equal terms
when the tWenty-four h hour hid eX'
pred
Nearly nine thousand per rsons in
the garden cheercd every lnne n
sprint was in progress The most re-
markable thing abou. the eNen' so
far is that not a single accident had
occurred within the twenlV-four
hours, of more importance ihan 4
pmetured tire or a broken chain
The fourteen teams continued even
at 2 o'clock this morning. the twrE:N-
sixth hour after having Travelled ,aS
miles, laps The former record was
553 miles, laps made By Roo and
Fogler last year
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-06
FIRST DOSE WILL
END MISERY IN
STOMACH
Indigestion, Gas, Dyspepsia
Heartburn and All Stomach
Trouble Relieved in Five Min
utes With a Little Diapepsin.

As there Is often someone in your
family who suffers an attack OF indi-
gestion or some form OF Stomach
trouble, why don't you Keep some
Dlnpepain In the house handy?
This harmless blessing will digest
ANYTHING YOU can eat without the
slightest discomfort and overcome .
sour, gassy stomach five minutes at
ter.
Tell your pharmacist to let you read
the formula. plainly printed on these
50-ccnt cases OF Pape's Diapepsln'
then YOU win readily see why II makes
Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn ana other distress SO In ilNe
minutes and relieves at once sueh
miseries as Hclohing OF Gas, Ernete-
tions of sour. undigcstcd food, nausea
Headaches. Dizziness, Constipation
aud other stomach disorders
Some folks have tried $50 long g
fini rtilcl lrOm Indigestion ana l@Hs-
pepsa or am Out-Of-oruer stomach
with thc common every -daN cures
ndvcrtisaa thu they have aHout made
np their minds thH they have some
thing else wrong. or believe theirs ~
"a puap of Nervuusne8a GhNullla' NA
mrrh ot The stomach "a Cancer.
This no doubt d. serious mista kFs
Your real trouble ig Whut you eat Nocs
not aircnt, instead Il ftrnltnts ana
sours. turns io acid G,.s ana stomach
poison. witch putrciy IN the digestive
fract and inteslinew aud besides pel-
san iho breath With nnusepu5 odulf.
a hearty appetite with lhotnnGh Or
restl8n ANA without the slightest als-
comfort or misery of the Stomach ~
Whiting for YOU as soon aa soH decluN
20 try Pape's Diapepain
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-06
O0NA ANA COUNTY
OPPOSITION IS
DW|NOL|NG
People Coming Over for Con-
Stitution, Says Armijoi Coun-
ty Politics Responsible for
Differences,
Especial Dispatch 10 III. Morning. souraall

Especial Dispatch 10 the MornlnK sourn1il
Socorro. n. NJ, Dec. 5.--"The OPP
position to the constitution in Dona
Ana county is rapidly decreasing.
said George w Armijo of santa re,
secretary OF the constitutional con-
vention in Socorro today. Mr. Armi1u
stopped here a short time en- route
To Santa Fe from Las Cruces where
he has spent the past several days
Mr.. Armijo says he talked with the
political leaders and the people down
in Dona Ana county ana Is conilueht
that the trouble there Is the result ol
county politics and that many now
identified with the movement voiced
bv the new paper '"Tho Progressive
viii support the constitution when II
comes to voting day--eection day
II am confident" said Mr. Armiio,
that many who have been talking
aeniust the constitution arc coming
aver ana that tho opposition down
there viii not accomplish anything.
Mr.. Armiio, put in All the soud WufQs
for the constitution he could WINE
at Las Cruces
Rccoycr- Bach Taxes,
District Attorney tiriilllh mas llNW
quit IA rernNor ANA hus secured lN0R-
ment flr about $500 in Delinquent
taxes. semc $50 taHralrfs ptllR ue-
fcndualg iu the cases
Npproaciuug Wedding
a prominent society event ol the
near future in Noforro Will he the
wedding uf Miss Madeline E!izabcul
Courtesy tn Dr Sewell Mirell "i hos
man. 'roNas. on December i5
a nrge number of Invitations have
been issued aud the attendance VIII
doubtless bc large and the event
brilliant The bride to be- IS society
belle Of socorro aud the groum-oieet
Is physician for the American
Smelling aud Refining company ~
Anganguero, Texas. Rev. Father
Morton viii officiatc ~ the wedding
sheriff Geronimo =. sanchez ~
quite III al his home In this city
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-06
No CLUE FOUND TO
MUROERERS Of
SAMMON
Mystery Shrouds Identity Of
Men Who Shot Down in Cold
Blood Deputy Sheriff Near
Ocatei Victim Didn't Know

Especial Dispatch to the Morning sonrnall
Las Vegas, n. NJ, Dec j.-Mystery
still envclops the Identity of the mon
who last Friday shot down and Killed
Deputy sheriff Robert W. Saulmoh
near ocatc. Mora county. AlthouEh
Sheriff Andres liandert has been ~
the scene Of the killing for over tol'!
eight hours he has not succeeded III
finding the slightest clue ana fesarus
the Investigation as almost hopeless
50 adrOitly did the assassins cover
their tracks.
Sammon was buried sunday ia
Halls Peak cemetery beside thc
grave OF his wife, who dlcd thl't
years ago. The accepted theory Oh
the killing is still that - plot was
Matched by persons elected from inc
Mora grant by the officer
There were also old grudgcs against
Sammon on account of his drastic
measures some wears ago In sup
pressing the Mora county lawlessnrss
which eliminated in the ASSASSINATION
of sheriff John Doherty.
Later versions of the shooting are
Ia IN. effect that Sammon was shot
down I'm broad daylight ri $3.50 in inc
afternoon while picking his way. ac-
companicd by his sixteen Near-old
son. down narrow mountain u"il
leading the horses. The spot is ne
tween Guadalupita and orAte, Sfn
mon hoing en route from one ei MS
saWmiils Go another. ,..
Thrcc shots were fired from chl
a hundred Yards away. and three boil
fets pierced ~ammnu. As he itN' lie
som grabbed his fathers revolver ahN
Tired ut. shots Iu tha a.re-tinn ifuin
..Hf,f. ff. Hufl.fe IllnnH. Then go Ilf
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-06
SALE OF BOSTON TEAM
DENIED BY J. P. HARRIS

Roston. Dec John J.. Harris ol
pittshurr. owner of the Boston Na-
tionaI league baseball club, tonlsht
denied that he had sold the emu, To
James !. Phelan. "a Boston nahNer'
representing a local syndicate ne
said: ..,..
~ is true ths | have res etved many
flattering offers but considered d nc
of. them seriously. } know that ss,' ~
ad parties would like to 'liE' 'ut ""'
not at All anxious to sell
Mr. phelan VINO had been quoted
on apparently reliable authority con
cerninn the reported sale. denied that
he had any financial interest IN the
club. and said that the only way MS
name could be connected with the ru-
mored negotiations was that ne nap
pened to know the parties eohten'-
Mating the purchase.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-06
BIG AUCTION SALE

Wednesday, Dec. 9TH, at 10
a. m., | will sell a lot of fine
furniture at III North Edith,
also a fine Jersey Cow, a fine
Buggy, Harness and Horse, and
a lot Of fine Chickens. Let no
one miss this sale. The goods
are all up-tO- date, the Cow is
good. the Horse fast and gentle
for family use.
J. N. S0LLlE,
AuctiOneer. Z
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-06
WH|RL OF DICE TO
DECIDE CHOICE
OF PROPERTY
Novel Last viii and TeStment
Presented for Probate Yes
terday by Heirs of Carl
Schroeder deceased,

Quaint and curious documents oi
many kinds have been filed IN IN"
Bernalillo county court house since
its existence. but il Be- doubtful
there ever was presented ior record
a more unique paper Than was o.
fercd for probate yesterday hF tht
heirs Of the late carl schroeder ihr
uaper is. or purp.rts To- be. the last
win and Testament OF Air schroeder.
for many wears 30 resident 81 Ainu-
aueraue. who died IN Stafford. Ariz.,
August 2S. 1910. Egldfnhy at . loss
of how 10 dispose cguitani} "i me
Dropeffy. AIr schroeder decided 4"
pia,... ala. burden of responsibility
upon "a game H' tiAn't- l' i7
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-06
RACING RESULTS

oakland, cal. Dec. 5.-lim Basey
after receding from favoriteism 10
second choice, won the Honiton hand
icap in drive from Jim Gafferty at
Emcryville today. Fernando ruled
first choice, but did not have as much
early speed as the last time out
Cloudy weather prevailed and the
track was very heavy. Summaries
First race. futurity course; Black
shep Won: NIinnedocia. second LORD
clifton, third Time. 1:12.
Second race, ; - furlongs; Aea-
dentist won; Altarec, second Red
klaw. third. Time. 1903 4-5.
Third race. futurity course: Father
Stafford won Matador. second Bur
leigh, third. Time, 1:12.
Fourth race. furlongs. lloniton
handicap; Jim Basey won; Jim cal
fney. second; Fernando, third. Time
1914.
Fifth race, mile and eighth Mer-
lingo won; Treasure seeker. second :
jim Cafferate, third. Time. 1886.
Sixth race. seven furlongs: HooraN
won; Tony Faust. second; Marburg'
third. Time. 1.2S.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-06
MELROSE BASKET BALL
TEAM TAKES THREE FROM
PORTALES IN SUCCESSION


Especial Correspondence 20 MorninG Journail
Melrose. \. NJ, Dec. 4.-Melrose
took three straight games from the
portaes basket bail team here on
December 3. The results for the
three games were as follows: Mel
rose II, Portales II. Melrose, IA
portalcs T. Mclrose, "a; Portales, l.
The games were fast and liNely
and the teams well matched. Inc
crowd was large and enthusiastic ana
the Portales referee gave good satis-
faction
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-06
i'm STEWART S INT DOWN
FOR COUNT BY JOHN TWIN

New York, Dee. Jim stewart ol
proci,1,-n. lost 10 Jack Twin sullivan
Of Boston in the fourth round 'i
scheduled ten round bout mere TO-
night. When stewart had taken -
count of nine after receiVins = cs yer
mic left to the solar pleNus' inc ie'-
ere. stopped the bout.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-06

Kansas city. Dee. 5.--Tommy DIXON
of Memphis was given an unpopuia.
decision over Tommy Bresnahah u
Omaha by Referee Leo ShaS "i,,l ~
zen rounds Of hardl fighting in the
ee'',,,r, 80 hout NJ the i.ippodrome here
tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-06

tened q mile down the canyon to iho
saw min and summoned help Iis
returning party found snmmon stls
alive hut sinking FAST ana he 'lro
two hours aftcrward in the cav mn.
when asked sammon was aolr g
say that he aid not know VINO shve
him. ...,
Judge Roberts in the district court
today overrulod the motion Tor
change of venue In the case OF the
Territory versus Abran Arclulata,
charged with the murder 81 n's
uncle nj Rocada last summer. Ih'
trial viii start Monday next. Archu-
leta. il IL said, viii make y srohb
fight for acauttal in the lace Vl
strong adverse evidence.
J. u. Mnclcl Dies.
T. u. Mackcl. who came 10 thla Guy
thirty years ago and played an iup9r-
fant part in the upbuilding on my
CIV being The owner Of mueh real
estate. died yesterday at an advanced
age after a long illness. The oe-
ceased. who was born In Germany
lenves a widow and one son to whom
his estate is left.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-06
Detroit Wins at Havana.

Havana. Dec. 5. = The Detroit
baseball team defeated the Almader-
ines today by 6 to 2.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-06
ncimcr Wins In straight Falls.

Des Moines, Iowa, Dec 5--Jesse
+. Reimer. of Des Moines, won to-
night in straight falls from DR.. b. f.
Roller the Seattle physician. after
two hours of strenuous wrestling.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-06
Iim nnrr, and rony 70 NIatcled.

New Orleans. Dec. ". jan -
ara Tony Ross win met 81 = tW'.',e' WV,
reiin5 bout here Sundat "lt'r'i'''''''
December is.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-06

Pensacola. Fla Dec. Summaries
-fifst race. 5 furlongs: Louise k.
nen. Regards. second; Back Domino
mird. Time. i.05.
Second race. furlongs: Gilpian
,@en. Expect TO See. second; Enlist
hird. Time, 1904.
ihird race. ; furlonEs: Clysmic
Won; Mac Hamilton. second. English
Esther third. Time. 1904 3-5.
\. Fourth race. 1-3 fiirlongs; our
c1sget won. Hester Fora. second.
'' Venus. third Time. 80 20
ruth race. firlones; Funda-
NJ. mental Won; Autumn Rose. second;
"H.p Top. third. Time. l:17 As.
~ sixth race. one mile. Carew won.
,"'rfner Griswell second: Atgroncl.
'Hird- Time. l.47 As
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-06

Stylish horses and buggles tur-
nished on short notice by w. L.
Trlmble & CO.. 113 North Second
street: phone Q.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-06
NJ Jack SOnViilc.

Jacksonville. Fla. Dee. Sum
maries: First race. l-2 furlongs:
luca won: Oakley. second; Aviator,
third Time. 1:0S 3-5.
Second race. furlongs. Bat Mas
terson won; our Hannah, secondi
Edwin L.. third. Time 1:l4 20.
Third race. 6 furlOngs. Star CHAR
ter won: Governor Gray. second; Al
arian, third. Time, 1:12 S-5-
Fourth race. mile: Master Robert
Won, Hoffman, second: John Rear
o"n. third Time, 1873.
Firth race. s furlongs: Flying
squirrel Won: Ben Double. second
Galley Slave. third. Time. 1:13 2-5.
- sixth race. mile and sixteenth;
shapdale won: Spindle. second; fiar-
'eF T., third. Time. 1:49.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-06
Grand Bnll-Colombo Hail.

Colombo Society balI, Decempet To
Gentlemen. 81; ladies. fre.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-06

We board and care Tor horses
The best of care guaranteed w ="
rrimble a Co. 113 North Second 81.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-06

wANTED-Girl for general house
work. rood wages 20 competent
pirI. Apply eos West Copper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-05
arhe wolfo Tbursday Might.

Realism in stage effects is the constant
aim Of theatrical producers, and the lat
est innovation is the use Of the phono-
graph in securing realism in their pro-
auctions The aid of the photograph
was sought in the case Of Eugene Wal
ters stirring and virile drama of the
Canadian Hudson Bay country, the
Wolf" it being used to reproduce the
bowling Of a pack OF wolves, thus carry
ing the effect called for in the last act
Of "The Wolf" The last act Of "The
Wolf Is laid at the portage Of the Lit
tie Bear river, and the time OF day is
Just after shutdown. The stage is dark
ened and the figures Of actors move
gnost.like across the scene, the dialogue
being spoken to the accompaniment Of
the swish Of the waters Of the river az
they wash up against the banks, and in
the distance one hears the bowling and
mournful crying Of a pack Of timber
wolves crossing the range Of Mills in the
background. To better realize the pos
sibilities Of the scene, Mr.. Walter cast
around for some means Of producing the
bowling OF the wolf pack than as pos
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-05
MRS. PINKHAMs STANDING INVITATION:

Women suffering from any form Of female weakness aren-
vited promptly communicate with Mrs Pnkham at Lynn,
Mass All letters are received opened read and answered by
women A woman freely talk of her private illness
to woman; thus has been established this confidence
between Mrs. Pinkham and the women of America which
has never been broken Never has she published tes
monial or used letter without the written consent of the
writer, and never has the company allowed these conf
dental letters get out of their possession as the hum
dreds Of thousands of them in their files will attest.
Out of the vast volume Of experience which Mrs. Pink
ham has to draw FROM is than possible that she
has gained the very knowledge needed in your case.
She asks nothing in return except your good WILL and her
advice has helped thousands Surely any woman, rich
poor should be glad take advantage of this generous
offer of assistance Address Mrs Pnkham, of Lydia
E. Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-05
WILLIAMSBURG.

Lewis NJ. Seayer returned from New
York. the first of the week.
Our creamery patrons We're paid 3l12
cents per pound for butter fat on Mon
day last
Mrs. Hiram S. Drury is about to take
two weeks vacation with sister IN
Woodsyille, y. II.
We have just been told of broom corn
and sugar cane, raised this season in
an adjoining county.
We are told that Mr.. and Mrs. Enos
+. Walker may be home from the West
the last Of the week.
Miss Hattie Stewart OF Berlin was
The guest of Miss Mabel w. Wheatley
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Matte Robinson was so poorly
on Sunday afternoon that Dr. Whit
aker of Barre was sent for.
The NJ. L. ladies' aid society will
meet with Mrs. Horace Hebard on FRI
day afternoon and evening Of this week.
Mrs. Luther Russell Of Moretown, and
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Poland of Waits
Geld have lately been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas D. Poland.
House builder, Jerry NJ. Hutchinson,
who has been constructing the new
Congregational parsonage in Brookfeld,
this season, tells us that he has yet
two or three weeks work to do there.
Miss Mary f. Waterman, who has
been taking Il vacation in Greenfield,
Mass, to her physical refreshment, may
visit the family of Charles II. Aims
worth, in Clsremont, n. H., the last Of
this week and return here next week.
Last Friday, Mark Ladd, representa-
tive-elect, Of Worcester, came to Barre,
with his automobile for his cousin,
Charles NJ Seaver, of our place and
for the ladies Of Mr. Seaver's house
hold and took them to bis home, and
after a delightful family visit, brought
them back to Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-05
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
@The Girl In the Taxi"

The greatest event Of the present
theatrical season will be marked in this
city by the initial appearance OF that
widely heralded play, adapted from the
French, entitled aThe Girl In the Taxi"
which is scheduled for appearance at the
opera house next Saturday evening, It
IS said to be one big scream from cur
tain to curtain.
The mix-ups start at the flat of John
Stewart on Riverside Drive, New York
Mr.. Stewards family is wife and one
son the wife very much on the hen with
one-chick order, the son Just arriving at
tennis fannels and SIS a month spending
money-and obiecting strenuously to the
penury thus forced upon him. Indeed
he has been making absent treatment
love to a eontortionist lady in the flat
upstairs and pawning his fathers clothes
to buy flowers for her Then Percy and
Mary Peters appear upon the scene
Percy is looking for the girl in the
taxi" who proves TO be Mrs. Smith, tne
wife of a perfume manufacturer who
comes 70 pay a visit to the Stewards on
the eventful evening which starts the
play on its rapid fire, speed defying jour
ney of JOYS and iealousies The senior
Stewart slides out of the house late at
night. followed by Percy and later by
Young BERTHE, the destination Of each
being unknown TO the other. The des-
tnation of each proves to be the same
dining room in the Cafe Richie. where
complications fairly tumble over each
other throughout the act. The head
waiter steers the whole into greater and
greater turmoil, the climaNes are post
poucl. heightened, the laughs come like
discharges from battling guns. and the
end Of the act. which comes in a per-
feet tumult Of comedy, finds the audience
almost exhausted from laughing and
gasping for breath.
Il would be too bad to describe the
last act. which in many WAYS is the
funniest Of the three aud .as the Bos-
ton Globe said: ~There isn't a slow mo-
ment IN the entire performances
The Girl In the Taxi will appear at
the opera house on saturday night, Oct.
s.