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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12
Pickpockets.

During the jam in the western en-
trance to the Coliseum Wednesday, af-
tFrnO,n, accustomed by the shower, the
cry of "thicf' was suddenly raised.
A gentleman carrying Il child suddenly
be came conscious in the midst of the
jostiing which WAS being carried on
by Souobudy, that Il mans hand Was
in his l.nckrt. III" was unable to drop
the child, but grabbed the hard with
one Of his own and held on, NJ the same
time raising the cry of "i!Irf." A
short time before, Sunt j. G. Fuller Of
the Coliseum. unable himself to keep
the crowd about the entrance in motion
had called upon several police officers
t" handl, the crowd at the door. When
the shout was raised, several officers
We're right ut hand The gentleman
whose ocllet was being picked was as
sisted iy another gentleman who hap
pc""d t" lie standing az his side, the
polio" mixed in. and the alleged pick
pocket was rolled, fighting and struG-
CLING ont Of the door. where he was
pOunCrd upon and taken to the tenn
p"rarE lookup beneath the Coliseum
building.
At about the same time another little
drama was being enacted on an cleo
trir car which was just starting for
Wat,rvillc from the grounds. a man
was just getting aboard when he felt
someone grab at his pocket. Assistance"
was right at hand. and in very short
order there were two pick-p1rkctS in
the !o"k-uf. Both of them had 4 free
rid" 10 the Watcrvillc police station.
and their hearings will take place in
tn" Wat"rville municipal court Thurs
day morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12
vANDERBlLT'S NEW COACH.
Vehicle is Costliest One of Its Kind on
Earth.

New York. Sept. 1l.--With a champinE
oe Its. rafting Of chains. and a Fan
fare OF the horns. the most costly vehicle
derlilt's new coach Venture, started from
the Holland house on its initial trip to
Ardsley, with the young millionaire on
Attached to the big coach were eight
hlcoded horses. which had been brought
from Kentucky for the purpose. More
than a year ago Mr.. Vanderbilt sent an
agent into the blue grass country to buy
stlitable stock. and as q result more than
S,O.pN worth of horsefesh will be used
in his occasional trips to Arlslev
The starr was made while hundreds If
persons who had conrrecated in Fifth
avenue looked on. There We're no women
in the party. but the windows Of the
hotel We're filled with society :natrons
who had come to speed the famous young
driver.
His guests included s. T. Mitchell. r.
Erenchlry, G. II. Wilson. John NICE.
Bowman. and .Aurel Batonyi, Mr.. Van
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12
WATERVILLE FAIR.
Continued from Page One.)

N"rridgrWo, K, Eangeley Lakes. Kinco
ana Ndtcrvlil". Ills most notabl" pic
lures IRE his oxford Downs and farm
Ing scenes.
The TAG" Nature Studies by the
Art Co, excite much admiral
ton for their artistic merit. The pho
t"%rapHs are hand colored. il plati-
nuns and scpias. Mr.. Sawyer has a fine
photograph Of Portland light with the
surf running higher than in most OF
the photographs which the wri,cr has
seen If that interesting landscape
MIR. Thompson had five pictures accept
ed by the New York Salon. and one of
these, The Woodland symphony" In
green carbon, is shown at the fair. MIR.
hompson'S horses are correct, both
and artistically Hi;
fishermen are very picturesque. he hav-
me- the knaCk Of catching them in at
trdct!Vo ana interesting poses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12
Boston Produce Market.

Boston, Sept. II.
FlOrE-I'nchanCcd Mill shipments,
spring patents 5.tDuG.00.
CpI;N- .'nrlangcd; No : yellow ~
cATS-I nChanrcd; No. = new clipped
white C3
Hay Higl or: No. ! 23"0.
MILL FEED-Iiighcr. spring bran ~. 80
GI22p0.
MINED FEEDS 5oGi 3OO9
1ORK-Q quiet. medium 1875.
IARD---)ull, I17s
BEEF Firm. whole cattle 1OLI10%. !
LANES Firm, spring I3MG14
Nt.A!.S- Firm. 11M12h.
BlfTrEli- Steady, northern 29lsG301s.
CHEESE Steady. York state llaIl5.
ECGS- Steady, choice 32m34; western u
G";.
PI.ES-Tmll. Williams 3O0m5.G0
PCTATDES-O Quiet. Maine white 75fI20.
SUGAR Steady on a basis or SO for
graduated.
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State industrial School.

Tn" state Industrial school FOR Girls
haa very fine exhibit. III charge Of
Mrs Mary r. King, the supcrintcn-
dent. Clothing and fancy work made
At the school is very well done. MANY
fin" examples of nc"d!cwork are to bn
%"f II. vi III" work WAS done by girls
l'tW""r tn" ARCS of II and Is. A cirl
IL Is E!;dr Il Handkerchief OF Mexican
work which compares favorahIv With
tA;tt done in other departments of tho
fair. Another liz" in which excellence
n shown is tho bead work. exhibiting
great painstalling ana skill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12
A Correction.

= distressing error crcpt into the re-
r"it of the fair in Wednesdays Jour
nal, in which the displacement of q
period made ii appear that Stunt J.
G. Fuller had = life tenure of his nres-
"nt position as superintendent of thu
Coliseum. Mr.. Fuller made no stimuli
tionS beyond the extent of the presan;
fair, during which, however, he did de-
sire that he should have a free hand
m making the Coliseum exhibit the bnkt
possible. The admirers Of the great cx-
Iibit which Mr.. Fuller has got tngcth
er with the aid Of his able assistant
sincerely hope that it will be man '
years before he sewers his connection
with this department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.
New Y orll. Sept.

FLnuR-neceipts 23445; exports 335577
sales 1000. Market steady but quiet.
WHEAT-I,ec"ipts 13S.uOh; exports 114.-
;'-3: sales 3,3G0,0o0 futures. 17G,N1 spot. Spot
market easy; No red 10l3s elevator: No
? rcd lr2'< f o b aflOat. No. | northern
Duluth 1.1ia b af1oat No. hard win
ter lU-L o b afloat.
CORN-Rcceipts 1884: exports 1924:
spot steady: No I0% elevator and 1o7.
+ b Hilo?t: No . white nominal and No.
, yellow nominal O b afloat
ATS--Rcccipts JOG, 500: spot firm: mixed
X natural white I6l-M5.i2 clipped white
a2r3: lbs G0fi64
BEt.l'-:;tcady.
LAIRD Steady; western prime 9C0Tl 10
FORK Steady
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12

value Of the picture of the Derby Win
,hcrs of 1884, which is Il part Of the
Nelson exhibit in the Coliseum. 1t was
presented to the horse Nelson in the
West. during one Of his victorious
campaigns, and It's value is $500. al
though Of course. the owner of the
trophy would not sell ii for any
amount. The names Of all tive otnrr
Derby winners and their drivers are
on the picture. every line ~ which is
drawn in silk, which fact explains the
reason for its great value
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12
WIN DSORVlLLE.

Mrs. Rodney Leonard of Manchester
and her children. Chester and Esther.
who have been the guests of Mrs.
Fphriam Jackson are visiting at ST.
mon French's.
Wesley w. Albee of Augusta passed
Monday of last week at his cabin on
Long pond.
Miss Idella Allard has gone TO China
to attend the Erskine High school.
Mrs. Eta Hunt Of Hudson, Mass, Is
visiting her cousin. Mrs. Hattie
Greeley
Joseph French went to Palermo Tues
day on matters of business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12
Premiums Awarded.

IIeifrr calf y II Tn2lry & Son. Read
field. lSt ana 2l. T.. T.. tiilc, Favrtt", "a.
produc" Of one COW 7. q. i!lrlrieh,
\ assnll,oro. 1T, u. II Tin@lcy & son. "a;
A. n. Gerald. Clinton. "a.
Championship class, hulls-E. r. Gle,
Fayettc. lst: r. G. Hurlcigh, Vassalboro,
~.
championship class. cows-T. G. Bur
'' Iiasi(ii spccial-T. G. Burleieli. Vas
salboro, 1st.
Herds. A. & l.. Ness, Auburn. LIST;
T.. F Pemhcr. Bangor, "a.
Pulls, ? years-E. F. rcmh"r. fanS"r'
Bulls. years.. Il. & r. Ness. Auburn,
Isl. IT. T. Head Skowhcc2n. a.
Dnlls. | vnar--L a. & X. Mss. Auburn.
1st: Good Will Farm. IlincklrN. q an4 "a.
Bill calf. +. p"mher. l<hnIor' IT.
r. Ness. Auburn. "a.
Cows. years.. a. & r. Ness. lst. "a
Cows. years. A. & R. Ness. Auburn.
1st; T: F. Pemher. B2nsSr' p "a N ams So an.
Good Wni Farm. Hinckley. 30
Feifer vear-J. \. & r. Ness AT
burn. Ist: r F. Pember: Bangor "a. Il,
Heifer cliff F. Pemher: Rar.or; 1St:
J. i. < L: Ness. Auburn. "a: r. F. Penn
Prodnce Of one cow. A. & F. Ness;
Auinrn st: F.. F. Pembcr Bangor "a
~ Tair , herd Of 4 cows in mill-.I. \. & r
Ness Auburn, LIST: f. F. Pemhr. IAN
Chamrionslir class Bulls all nses--E
r Pemhnr Bangor. LIST.
Championship class, coWs-J' A. q II
Ness, Auburn, lst.
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Chicago Produce Market.

"a - ''' Chicago. Sept L..
Wheat prices on the local exchanges
brok" more than two ccntssper bushel
today. the cause of heavy realizing sales
At tine close 'Decefnl34r vas off "a corn
was down u oats were up Il; provisions
We're PIG higher.
MHEAr-stpt. e2a.; Dec s.4s; May
1.O2ss
Torn sert- slas; Dec 5of.G4; May COZ
OATS sept. 53t,; Dec. 53Iz: MAY 53A.
Iut:<-D oct, ri5.l.I: Jan. l5nia
1,AlND-Dct. 901H: Jan. S.17Ia.
RITS-Ort S62l2: Jan. S1i.
FLrTR-Stcady. No. > spring wheat 10f
N1.6I: M g. HNi Of; No. , rye 2a,Gty2T.;
No. corn G2;:f,i}: No yellow G..,la. No
oats 53ii: No. white 47l4Si53: N6>9 rye
Sif|; good feeding barley &C. fair to
choice matin" S1M33: No | northwestern
l.25: timothy seed i.7o047j.
ri.0NFR-t5..A
SHORT RIBS-S45G2.
MESS PORK-15.45ltlj.i0.
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THE DAILY MARKET REPORTS

StGAR-Raw steady. fair refined $40:
Centrifugal 9c-test, 3.3i; molasses sugar
3.O6 refined steady.
Rt'TTI ;k-StCady to firm: receipts COS:
crc:tineries thirds t. firSts 23ft.7: state
G;tilv corpsnon to. finest 2NI1T
f!GIi~-tirln Unchanged: receipts $50
POI NOES ST. adv, southern sweets
I"r hhi. l5on.50; Jersey per basket $50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12
LINCOLN.
ALMA.

Miss Georgia Peaslee went to Lewiston
Friday
Frederick G.. Colscn Of Somcrville is
passing his vacation IN town.
j. NJ Riackincton ot Eockland was In
town Wednesday. n
Mrs. Harriet Glidden Of Cooper's Mills
is visitini her sister. Mrs. A. G. Plum
rner.
MIR. and Mrs. Woodbury. A. Potter and
Miss Dorothy Higgins of Bath are pass
ing n week at Parsons Bend.
Mrs f. C. Ford of Everett, Mass Is
visiting Mrs. Woodbury. Parson. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12

An alleged rick-rockct on the electric
car was captured by Special officer
George Eigur. Alr. Nigue was on tn"
opposite sid" Of the car from the fair
grounds when he heard a voice say,
Take your hand out of my pocket,
YOU rascal" officer Nigue saw tn"
man running and chased him around
the forward end Of the head car fac
ing toward WatrrVillo. what what
dp YOU WANT" the man asked, when
he saw that hc was being pursued by
Mr.. Niguc. Il want YOU" Officer Niguc
answered, and ''gafflcd' onto him.
City Marshal Holmes and Deputy
Marshal Simpson We're right on the
spot with assistance and the capture
was quickly made.
After the two alleged picll-p0ck"ts
had hccn removed to the Watrrvillo
police station. ii WAS discovered that
Il hole had been cut in tho partition
of tho basement room where on" Of tn"
men hda been confined and that this
hole had been stuffed with paper. \
search was ut once Instituted to dis
cnvcr whether amy money had been dis
posed of in This manner, hat none WAS
found.
After the arrests. il was found that
there had been several losses on the
part Of visitors. ON" man lost about
sa4 and IA lady lost her watch. Small
or losses are reported.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12
New York Stock Market.

Hcifcrs. years-H. 3. Libby, Water
willie, LIST and "a.
Heifers, ycars-H. E. Libby, Water
Vile. LIST.
Hcifers, year-H. e. Libby, Water
Vile, LIST and "a
l,"if"r calvcs-lI. g. Libby, Watervllle,
LIST and "a.
NALANCF;Y s. FULLER. Judge.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. Sept. II.
CATTLE-ReCeipts about 1900; best
strong TO 10c higher, others steady. Coui-
mon to primo steers 4tOd1.3O
HOGS Receipts about $500; steady to
Sc higher. choice heavy shipping G15GtG.3o
SHtEP-Rrccipts about 1900, market
steady 10 Zoe higher: sheep 3SOG6jO;
yearlings j..,mGSJ: lambs GOpl7.1j.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12

Helen, Duchess of Manchester, is now
lady in waiting to Queen Alexandra, and
the first American to receive that honor,
So much for marrying the only son of the
most popular duchess OF the court of
Edward VII. Other American duchesses
may .shrue and say they wouldn't he a
lady in waiting on any account: hut dtn't
yon believe them. 1t is royal distinction
tremendously valued by English nobility.
and the next step Is the political Iumgto
Herald. J,
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New York Money Market.

Now Y0il;, Sept. II.
l'iim' mercantile paper 61:fr7 per cent
Sterling exchange weak at 49, :,mi NJ. 81
Tor demand and at 4.SI 9ut: % for 81
day bills.
Commercial bills 4,Sl1EGifS2ls.
Ear silver G7a4
Mexi,an dollars Jajs.
Gnvcl nmcnt bonds firm.
Railroad bonds Irregular
Money on call firm 3Gi5E per cent; last
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12
Daniels Makes New Record

Liverpool. Sept. lie. NJ. Daniels Of
tho New York A. G. swan $50 yards in
one minute, 33 seconds. Tuesday night.
making worlds indoor record for this
diStnncn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12
New York Cotton Market.

New Yorii, Sept. II.
Spot closed quiet; middlinE uplands
1895. do f.uf I33O: sales $40 bales,
Galvf stnn quiet 1873; Charleston quiet
12h. Memphis quiet 1874: New Orleans
nominal 1873 Mobile quiet 12A; Savan-
nah steady 1888.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12
About Those Horses.

Everybody is having n deserved kind
word for the large number of good
entries which have been secured ion
the races. This is due to the lanstak
ing efforts of Supt. II. II. Lee of the
horse dcpartemrnt. and the good word
applies not only to the racing events
but also to the exhibition classes.
Mr.. Lee is one of the hest horStm"n
in the State of Maine. ana is so rcroS-
nzcd. President Mayo has a rare
knack Of surrounding himself with the
best men possible in each department,
and it is no disappointment to the other
valuable department workers for tho
great Central Maine Fair u say thar
Mr.. Mayo's genius stood right at his
elbow when he secured Mr.. Lee for 'the
position.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12

day and are ut Mr.. Norris mothers,
Mrs. g. w. Norris, on Norris hill.
Rev. Alfredo Brewster spoke at the
w. c. T. U. meeting. Sunday evening
at the Methodist church
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12
Rob Roy Flour.

In Exhibition hall 4 demonstration
Of Rob Roy flour is being made by tn"
William A. Coonbs Milling Co. of
Coldwatcr. Mich. represented by w.
NJ. Rhodes. i'm charge of the exhibit
ana Mrs. Bertha RoWcll. head demon
strator. Dainty little biscuits. showing
what Kind of bread the flour will make,
are served to visitors. The Rob Roy is
an all-ruund -four. as good for pastry
rs for bread. There is nothing scrimp-
ing about the demonstration. TIL" BIS
cults which are served are buttCred
with tGe best of creamery butter which
tho demonstrators can secure. From
tho souple of the bread which the re-
norter was permitted To eat. Rob Roy
four is rretty nearly the best thing
Owe, mt on the market. and the dem
aretrai,r one of the best Of cooks.
INST DC. one passes within the Colise-
rm building ono frequently hears what
sounds like 4 human voice singing q
colo on the other side Of the nail.
posing around the flower exhibit the
visitor is confronted with the wonder
I'm, A,;xctonhone, being demonstrated
IN. tho Victor Talking Machine Co. L..
w Pickett. Portland manager Inc
,,o+b ;s that of CROSBY e Allen. ml-
s;caI instrument dealers. The effect Is
,roduced by the introduction of AIR
in,n the diaphragm box Of the instru-
,,,o,,+ under a pressure of five pounds
I, tnc square inch. The AuSetophont
hoe henn On the market year. Anoth-
-, ;ns+runent. without the brass norm
:. ~ victor Victrola. very popular
,,;,h wealthy purchasers. The cheap
or Victor instruments are aiso 'l" w.
Many visitors are not aware u ''e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12

FIT TER Market was firm; crp:,meries
22aai-!7: daiiies 2Ui.G,25.
EGGS Steady ut mark. cases included
1f4M1-i.; tirstS ~: prime tirsts %
CIIt.FSE-Steady 12T13ss.
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Will BIO Mailed Free Upon Application
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w. NJ FELLOWS, jude
NO. s. SUSSEX STOCK.

ITcris-S. W. Nelson. Pow loinham, 1st
Eulls. years S. w. Nelson, Bowdcin-
l.ulls; ; years-s. W, Nelson, Bowdoin-
Cows. ycars-S. w Nelson. Eowdoin-
ham. LIST and "a.
cows, 3 years.. W Nelson. Bowdoin-
ham. 1st.
ITcifcrs. : years S. ". Nelson Bow
d0inham. 1St
Ilcifcrs. years. W. Nelson. Rowdoin-
Mcifr T caivcs-s. ". Nelson. rowdoin-
Produce Of one COWS w Nelson Bow
W VI. FELLOWS. Judge.
NO. 10, DEVON STOCK.
Herds-L. II. Maxim, Bowdoinham, LIST :;
Geo c. Gilman, Scion, ID, =. +. Hamlin.
f. Wilton, Sd.
ham. LIST and II.
Enls, years-Geo. c. Gilman. solor,
LIST
Eulls, year-Gco G.. Gilman, Scion.
1st: l.. II. Maxim, Bovdoinham, "a, c. +.
Hanlin, +, Wilton, 81
III I'm fa 1co I Climax II MaT SCION n. .G
Cows, years l. Il; Maxim. Rnwdoin-
J.. Fl. Maxim, Fowdoinham. 81.
ton. 1st: Geo. c. Gilman. Scion. I'd: c.
i. Harlin. F.. Wilton. Sd.
Heifers. ! vear-L. II. Maxim. Bowdoin-
ham. 1st. Geo. G. Gilman. Scion. ID; c.
+. Halnlin. Z. Wilton, 81.
Heifer calves-L. H. Maxim. Bowdoin-
ham, 1st and I'd; George C. Gilman. Scion.
3D.
Produce Of one cow-Geo C. Girnan. So
Ion. 1st: +. IT, Maxim. Rowdoinham. I'd.
Dairy herd of four cows-L Fl. Maxim.
Powdoinham. 1st. Geo. c. Gilman, Scion.
"a
GEO. PLTMNTER. Charleston. Judge.
NO. Is, GRADE HOLSTEIN.
Cows. 4 years-H. r. Libby, Waterville,
LIST; W. s. Keene, Palmyra, I'd.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15

And the Oleaohers viii knock just the
The Washington times., 1907-09-15

G. n. Mcmillan, RiverdaIe. 3Id.-And
cuss old CanulIon the same.
But If. by any possible (roots, routes,
chance)
Our boys should make some (upshoots,
adVance)
To show our affection
We'd take a collection
Ard buy the whole bunch some new
(suits. pants)-
Harry S. Wood. 22s Eighth street north
east
And every old rooter'u be tame.
William Peacock. 21 A street north
east
And pocket your money the same.
Earle Eiker. Bureau OF Navigation.
Navy
and make the others look tame.
william G. Johnson. 1877 Willard street
northwest
~And finish in last place the same"
Miss Marjorie 3 Reed. Herndon Va
And pray that twill not be the same
Edward J. Kirby. 1916 Wisconsin ave
nue.
And victory We are sure 10 ~ttain.
CONTINUED on Eleventh Page
The Washington times., 1907-09-15

Marvin E. Hamilton. SD Sixth street
northwest
And head the whole league with our
name"
Nellie NJ. Dudley. 5is Third street
northwest
And finish tail-end. just the same
Howard L. Harries. 7l3 c street north
east
And make those old champions quite
tame.
W. y. Compton. "A Wyatt building
And stay in last place. just the same. %
Louis Reilly. sua Thirteenth street
northwest
And prove to the pennant our claim. 90
A c. Caatheld-And love every id
game just the same.
z 6. Farley. 100 Ridge road, Benning
And MI our opponents with shame
II. K. Dikeman, GIG Sixth street north
west-And 90 the same thing again.
Wendell Whiing-And find them down
at the foot jest The same
And see them win game after game.
Morris a. Pozen. l4lO I street north
west-And hear wait till next year
just the same
The Washington times., 1907-09-15

And hhe bleaehers viii knock just the
same.
Mrs. Nannette Kent, oil sixth street
northwest-And cover ourselves with
fresh shame
And you'n wish that we never had
came"
And you'll rue and retract al your
blame.
c NJ. c., 1915 T street northwest-And
root for our team just the same
G. s. Livingston, Fifteenth and U
streets northwest-And his cry then will
be just the same
J. w Handy, us willard street north
west-And set the whole league in a
flame.
NJ, E. Sloane. ~ Tennessee avenue
And prove there Is good in a name.
F. N. Thompson. East Falls Church,
Wand hoIler and cuss just the same.
H. f. Taylor. 90 V street northeast
And find it VIII be just the same.
NJ. santucci. 2710 Twelfth street north
east-And you'll see US get licked just
the same.
r. B. tombstone. l5erwyn. tMd.-And
Washington ''tailend~ just the same
The Washington times., 1907-09-15

l. p. Miller. 12S A street northeast
And the story will be just the same. -
Harry o. Nash. IA Eighteenth street
northwest
And make other ball clubs look tame. -
Mrs. Harry o. Nash. ia Eighteenth
street northwest
And taiI-enders be just the same
John Carroll. Massachusetts avenue
southeast
And play rotten bali just tie same. "
Clarence Elseman. 1l22 Seventh street
northwest
And see them lose Just the same"
A. n. Thomas. 2ols Fourteenth street
northwest
and win twenty-three' just the same"
Edith B Farquhar. 1926 Fillmore street
And endeavor 10 win a good name So
Edward X. Dupuy, KensiEgton. Md
And make all you fellows walk lame "
s. woodruff, 1ns " street. north
west
And the weIl-earned pennant weIl
claim
c. Wood. PIC North Capitol street
And the title 'TaH-Enders' disclain. %
The Washington times., 1907-09-15

] Bernardln Ecklof. 30 Bond Build
ing.-"And see Washington win every
game"
Leslie Ran McIndoe. 6SS Fourth street
northeast--'And make YOU hunt cover
with shame"
J. H. Carter. 81 Sixth street north
west--"And lose every game Just the
same
J. Arvis. sol Eighth stree; northwest
And show We can play the real game -
II. ". Hamilton. 1928 Z street
And shout and yell more OF the same
Francis C, Wilbur. 1874 Harvard
street
And he slipped on peel. Dad
blame. "
Miss Beatrice Curtice. HOS Sixth street
southeast
And ind out who is the blame"
r. J. Austin, 1897 Tenth street north
west
And wen root and wen rant just the
same"
Tommy Mum, 1us c street north
west
And send you back biushing with
shame"