"RUBY " DONNELLEY:

Some men are all head and others all belly;
But that's not the case with Reuben Don-nelley,
For when he goes out on a festive occasion
You'll find all his members in perfect equation.

Full of joy and fun and bustle,

Effervescent Eddie Russell;

Kind of human elevator,

That's his business and his natur.

Now will say some words to you;
He will tell, without his notes,
What he knows of Quaker oats;
You'll be glad when he is through,
W. C. T. U.

CHARLIE ATKINSON:

Health and wealth and length of days
To the golfer who both sings and plays;
Though, truth to tell, there's no gainsaying
His singing's better than his playing.

Our Calvin is a teacher of the gospel of the

game.

His creed is not so sinister

As was the earlier minister.

JIM HINKLEY:

You all know our dandy Jimmie,
Owner of the fancy "shimmy"
That adorns his manly frame
When he plays the ancient game.

OLD SPORT:

Broad gauge, wide tread,
Large heart, great head,
High-toned, well bred,
Yours truly, John Shedd.

POET "LAUREL" :

And now behold the humble bard
Who all these heroes' deeds relates.
You bet he finds it mighty hard

When he strikes a lot of "skates."

With courage high, with tongue of fire,
Without a thought of pay or pelf,
He struggles nobly with his lyre,
For he is quite a liar himself.
Without a thought but for his art,

Without a care for coming morrows

Yet this last job has broke his heart,

And thus he seeks to drown his sorrows.
(Drinks.)

Midlothian Team Chant and

Responses

CHANT IN UNISON:

Bill Bristol, stand you up and say
What you will do on that great day
When we go out a match to play—
Now tell us what you'll do.

BRISTOL :

Where is the man who can survive
The deadly nature of my drive?
He never will come in alive-
And that's what I will do.

CHANT:

Jim Hinkley, stand you up and say
What you will do on that great day
When we go out a match to play—
Now tell us what you'll do.

HINKLEY:

Each opportunity I'll seek

To bring in play my deadly cleek
And swat the ball into next week-

And that's what I will do.

CHANT:

Bert Daniels, stand you up and say
What you will do on that great day
When we go out a match to play—
Now tell us what you'll do.

DANIELS:

If fair success my efforts crown,
I'll bring my man in just ten down,
And thereby win me great renown—
And that's what I will do.

CHANT:

say

Now Wallace, stand you up and
What you will do on that great day
When we go out a match to play—
Now tell us what you'll do.

DE WOLF:

If my opponent lose a ball,

My watch I'll pull and time I'll call,

And that's the way I'll make him fall— And that's what I will do.

CHANT:

Ed Russell, stand you up and say
What you will do on that great day
When we go out a match to play—