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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

By what seems to- BE- an odd and
'ottal xh.YE, Henry Y. Lucas- !cf'ner
millionaire baseball magnate: railroad aud
s/ou;s familiar with his family Gistory and
'areer when he accepted q position from
.he city as Inspector OF Streets yesterday
the situation pays Is per month. ard Its
dut!es are somewhat onerous.
Twenty-Five years ago. Henry v. Lucas
waS regarded as the Prince Foftunatus o.
-. Louis For many subsequent years he
city. Son Of . millionaire father. whose
;arm practically embraced the territory
which is now the heart Of s.. Louis. from
The river 70 Jefferson avenue. and from
Iarke; street to Morgan Mr. Lucas was
Orn With the psovesbial soid spoon in his
Heir to Sl.ceos in his own eight a. q.
owner Of baseball club II p handsome.
-.en-bred. b!ue-b!ooded. and Of great per-
*pnal magnetism. ne was a man :ns;e1
sa Mr hs oaI aprearanee Tstane MS ~ % ha, lost hi
money. but not his polished manner AM
.iistinxuisned pulch,itudincy.ty: He never
rank k,. o: aissira.a sT"~ ,ani, s sss in ,ia.xs &
,'.uvs in manner. no man could tell from
inward view: ina, he is nc, ,o.day "a !.
'1:ilio:ai..; .:n n..ne u not '"''u''e mas
TE.. IIIcas.. ar. OF Norman origin Tin.
tsra! = l. OH. Of E.sa' age Ihr ma ne M o.
I1TIcas aSD'4rs Ia the English L'onssd.g
rnck coInrii"d about ;he y.ar ,"i'. on
ghr roll 81 Bate Abbey AT WestninstsE
md in the pages % t.,e chr"aici"r OF ihy
-. fou1,;.r Of ;h. American semiiy. jean
3:apti-t Lucas. was Kings attorney TO IN :
4 inch ,norarch. Louis Ky
His rrort.r was H!if.- rArch"- Lake
IFS father. Jean Baptis. Lucas was a law
yer
Vi. secarn. acquainted with RenJamin
Franklin While nc latter wfs THT..s"ntiis :
tho United States n Fame Mr.. Franx!in n
!,dured ,se young Lucas 20 "r.liGrat" ~
i'cnnsy wanna in i.sA Ile se;,..d near
pi-tshurg PresiSen: Jch"rscn used him n,
n .lni.sary TO s.r.rta;r 'he f"-!.r: o'
ii.c French and Sranisn inn Infants ~ fEs'
TERRITORY Of LOUISIANA regarding annexa-
ION 20 rhe Tnit@d States. Upon Mr. Lu-
ass report Jefferson MADE IL" Lou lana
l,ircaa.c I, may he said that l"sr Zap
ta.. Iu~as had more 20 do with bu:trS
10 Louisiana T.rri..-v than any other
iaar bar Pr. sd. Il, Jefferson.
WAS A CONGRESSMAN.
VI I.,.ca. was a ms.rh.r O: Congress
rom rcnns nsyiyania. IN 1905 ~ moved MS
;arnilv ~ -. Louis. when President Jef
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
bEOOU|h MAKES
WORLDS RECORD
Runs Mile and Five.Eixteenths in
2:1O 3-5 - Whitney's Perverse
Sets New Mark for Six Fur
longs at Belmont.

New YOvk. Oot Al p. Wh?sney's Bur
grnaster al the prohibitive price of / to
a Hs im,r, S.rk soA.Sr ps.rS.r &c
ond and Ha,tic AZ. c,:b.e psnicn Of
bvreoMoster. tfird The t1Es vas 1:0 10.
pr: whitney scorei a.. second victory
Stakes for n!lias. when PeTvsrse, tine 1-to-
= favorttc vOn- n,ahire n new track rec-
"a - .;~ f,.r;,1c. - s,s.r.,S a.. -
.aNx =, SH III ~ s.skp.nz vac n 4.
.Snce IN IN "a Es!iy INC oNen maue
Lyme sent Perver3e tn the front and WOE
I'm q drive b, one lensth.
Ee<lOuin tkc fayoritx vfff. ghav nm
ron The !ercme HsrdiS., A. one ME ,ni
Sv~.SYss~r,h. and crsss.S : ~ wori.,..
enI SaSsse0 ~ ~~lN
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
MRS, CLARK WINS
N TENNIS MATCH
Defeats Miss Margaret Post in
Second Round of Ladies' Tour
nament at Triple A Grounds
Other Matches.

Ms. Charles Cia.k defeated Miss Mar
eS:e; Post In TIE second round II tnc
!aa.ss' rpeH :e:ris tour1a-ent cn fEa
Hp:c 4 soss:, yesterday I " ne scSrc % o:
~ ~ e1ss sptiSn.iiy good game. NE. C!ar.
WI %1'h r =; "a: c:i.ss q Ms; Pc:: many b.
these lsdies In the er.; round h was tho
opinion OF the spectators shat tire winner
MSme5 nSseh Be the survivor Of ys''erdsy's
Aise Posi- vas resafded a. a hns player.
snd. u she defeated Mrs. Clark. many
'ocis %isSodh sSd ";i S,ss e Tn Ps.. the
eames tn the tirss set, she had Mrs. Ciark
guessing e. time. fkis wss q the carry
:taSs so,.,s . q the mate, match, and MISS Po.t dia
Clark enabled her TO get aboct the court.
ene covered much Ground. and soon had
Miss Posts placing solved
.,rsah, S;s hsSs :Sc,. sSrs ss. apS Their
many halls were sent into the ret a:,d
many points wore los, becsuee Of too Vide
The surprise IT the cav ~.s ... ae.es.
Of Mss isabel Hall by Mi<s Tence
Hoevel. The score was s,-5 arI) .. Miss
iiu!i wss considered an .1cs .a:ona!.y
vas icofed % upon nHs 70 a.a. sis'"'' Miss ''"sss'
Other ma.cne. Included the victory Of
Miss Elizabeth Donaldson over .:iss Car
RE T,ssI px.n. .as the former Hixh school cham
Miss Grace Merrill Won ;he ;iaal and As-
ctctne set ot her match against M.ss
Christine tswrense. SO: Mis- K..,n. iser
defeated Miss :. Efanxenthai. the present
High School champion. S-a and ID
In tie mixed .icuS!cs. Paul G.eeson and
Miss Mimi Garesche won the nrst set
against u. Mck. Jcne. and Miss Carol.
West. "a Both won two games In u,
next set and ;hsn stopped because II da; s.
ness. They will cor:r!c'e the match Fri
dag. The winner viii play /. ii. Ser,pie
and Miss Marion HUDSON for the cham
Dl0nship Saturday.
In the ladies' double. the Misses I. Ec-
the Nissss Hager Lucas ard Margaret
Chamberlain by tire s...e Of IS ard S-3
This vas the only match played III the
nrxt round.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
ST. CHARLES CALLS OFF
GAME AGAINST 81. [. u.


DSss Xest Saturday.
game against st. Louis University: sched-
uied to te played at eportsE,an's Park
this afternoon. No substitute has been So
cured. but Manage, Griffin may arrange =
gArne for to-norf0W.
II . nridwc-k .sams - not asransed the
frst contest to - played b. the S!ue-and-
white eleven will b. against Illinois Col
leGe. at Jacksonville. III. Saturday.
The squad vas divided into two teams
yesterday ard was sent together n srrirn.
arrived ard :,ox promissng.
Frankie Howe. the quarter back. arrived
this season lie rs. sdd.d some weigh,
and may BE- eh,i,.c to the hack field ;s
Frazier. who had been pfactieinx q: cen.
ter. vas kicked In the leg yesterday n
practice and vas unable 10 continue His
iE5aYy 10 Nttie more TRAN a brs,ise. Thon,a as
BRIGHT. the eusky sttsndar; o. the team.
vet.ity center In share 10 sev isys.
Ftaz.er has . younger but hi6Ger broth
er. Who II out try:::s for the ;ceH,. After
No. Vas in3ured. No. ! vent tn at center
and performed nicely. Eiis weigh, may
.k: ,nsn,.,nsss h,% nssss: o" sA' ''a" although
Reosr: III. bee euard. also has q Junior
not O. e bic 3: bis Srnsher. ke ;s ,asS.r 1ss sssn
the averaee n.aycr On ths ssas, He may
In the pFaet.ce the team tined V: Az
line. isft snd: p4nSman. 1sft tackle: Camp
ten. 1efs guard: Ffasier. center: Rebsf.
right Guafi: Irwin. right tackle: Hen.
ns,;n 1,sss ss. s1d; W,,Ias msv, :n; M'1s:-aw ,
f;1kt bali. ard Ro6ensqn. feI bark- Ths
0.oA Tissnan. Ryan and Phs'an.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
EUGBY MEN OF COUNTRY CLUB
MAY PLAY ASSOCIATION GAME
Furer Stars Of Big College Teams Fallen in Love
With Socker Contests and May Join Amateur League.

Association Hcottall seems 70 te aseum-
ins Z fass hold upon the affections of
sSdtn a srset:o% % Tor seeker is ssse Gre 70 the the
rec.nt visit 81 the Pilgrim team from E-s-
lard. or g TIRE ynrm regard IN which the
game Is he:d II 81. Louis: previous To tho
say. S. Louis a.-ays has been known as
good sssoc:s;i". fcotn:G town. Fer
years. j: has h-sr th- bot ~ America
sea!hs ans sane an s sro The hs most most
tat;crSs s!sn OF associations hr:.ht
future 4 the fast That 1; Is beng taken
up by young men who once were stars OF
great college Rugby tean1e. David r.
Francis Jr. hked it well enough last year
TO break a les Playing u. Sar. Francis. fos
years played guard on the great Yale team
doing II. One eay last spr,ne. vhiIe play
ting association n the Country Club. he
Tell and fractured sn ankle.
&c rhe Country club boys are re- going in Tor
will have q tam in TIE p-nu"sed amateur
lea9ce which Secretary Smith q the
Tripie 4 is promoting.
Many Of the ycre. men OF the big Clay
ton Organization. WrirA is quite exclusive
IN rcclsi way hare h-er crack R.shy
players 'Fhc- are r,ow in !c-e With assO-
c::s:"n. Ha,cid Karff::ar. G. H.. Walker.
! s wa,kcr. +. Il. Hc'.s. man. g. r.
Fanca. j.. Ch.-;.s F-sn-:s. stnirt Stick
reg. A-th,'r s;i,krey. Alex Pr,mm. Joe
ard Gccrc" Drew -. s?rrc -: the young
-.s:c.ss who are a,,iv, i: rrn-rc,:,,e ard
playing fsc game. GeovCe Drew h~-sme
ex.er, ~ socSe. v''.!s a: co..cE; n stony
rurs:. Es,:'aE.:. where Re WAS crack ath-
leee.
The clean ocen wc'k Of association. the
absence of physician sttFiricn and the SCH
es,ce Of passing ;!c ball. makes il possible
for, YONG bEsaIe->' man to rIay the
game as - miSht BASEBALL. No especial
training II required. seycnd the decent
physical CONDITION which baseball requires
Rugby demands armos. strenuous ard
special training. and is prolific Of injuries
which inrAp.'ate a nian who might play
n fo- 6u~:ress pu: poses
Washington University will have an as-
ISOLATION team. but may not join the
league. An cnieavcr ia being made TO
have she Missouri sthics,c Cub orS ani1c
m eleven. II ~ sad that the N. A. c. Win
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
Dr.. 1o0ANWAN

cssD ail Cssosie and spaetai Dsssssa Dr.. . svss.
Sohe Cursssse psssv-v Nervous DsSi.ty. O.SaIs
WeaknssA Loss Manhood Iascoe .is say evils
ing frs yeufafu s-'en
vSebs In spd sani;v sise-tsedf IN :hieva:~rf
Sossy ard failed -,ra "a. WT.s
Csssa ln.s:fs " lS VITO shoss MIDDLE A.EDNES ~hs
~ Oesksese hey tnes Price. Five i,i.trs
tsl pschsls. Ore las. v.E Tat the :;.me.y 81.
- s:ths: e ss.vess.ssd solid oniy BY DR. C. Dnas:
BAN. No. "a 0SsSan Strpst - icuis, NO sent sns
sAasosa. 0cusay sossed prissss ClssUlas R9Ek
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

Leoton. Oct :-Ah-.4 s.aAfai sss Cce
tefrD.e1 ~.n .s.fl-s zee AOrScoe O-o0l0.
IL $50 sag: :a:s bee ;s.s sess-nnne. ne
rss:-s xh:rs vas "a = .:-.sfeA-eas. rs s7
IRE r;-k -, 10 sss sNrss era ssa-s.:
.hsY -hs s-.s-fGsr. ~ al sks se,a.ia6s az
--lr-.ss sn.i .s--y-s &C. .s-c,tS saA re s~>r.4
? ruersr-s~s .,.r:. ,ai s5s;y-s.x s~cs-3'
j>>-ss Uscxe.S aH.:. s,s Rns9sa essz5s1s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
'HAWsE> y. WERCR RrJN~TArED.
As.sssan: starter NJ aiow R~ss~pea
G." s.ssssd standing ~ ~. J a.

CS.-aEr net At tha TeS-ls- monthly
meeting .. -Er Western jockey CIss
" si-E ~as isiE rh.- a::s--nr- Charles Y
" ~. AT gSss-7-- <-srt.- - tr!Sr
Park -: i>oE-s sas restored 20 good
.-a-i,rs G-c the 4Iv's-stzr- Il { Rpr.
-. i-ksy. 20 -.7S- :.-sscEt was g.
rf-.
TIE H---trs zns .rcrs- --'-r aii,saaceS
- r-----s IST-ici;s'i-s 81 -r~efiag~ rot
-er-R- -ei ~ 80 Western jockey CyA
v--~ r-yck-,
S..,~-sI a-rls-a.ia.. re- --.,..a:s-,e,.
--f a-ciicsct--S - licenses ~e-e sASped
sc- s1t-v s-.lc5
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

:oin when 70 aess that the league will ~
a success. The wastirr,o1 A'hletic ClnH:
an organization IT fcrI.l.. 5iiSh Scno.l
boys. wti, also put an eleven II. II" fell.
An cysan'xa;ion named tine N:ne"la,l
Athletic Club. which hns quarters CT
Grand and F112ev avenues. ara OF which
Joan J. VConnor, the president of th+s
Western d'v.sicn. 4. 4. L.. is The leading
Light. are also looked TO for team.
II Is proposed TO play EsMes at tha
Triple A grounds and nt the County Club.
A public spirited merchant. Interested In
athletics. has offered to f:nua:e q cup. en-
bisMasic Of the championship. for COM
petition among the clubs.
Secretary Smith Of tho Triple 4 S1yS
that prOer~cts for Q smart league are eN-
csilent. lie hopes to have his orSAnizi-
tion well under way hy Saturday night.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

william Sa:sf = tie Feeoes p>si tournament
9; rsaek heaooe 1soasSay peg.NSS isss a.gai
q . q q % Q asa q g 81 n ;he e~s-'n(
pre- Eansesss .os4 - - e 2. taa,s .ns
hal Aalf :hs Sra gAms 0,ored- 0a.ef d!a ss;.
,sF te sas s>oat evs aeoiA nee recover sc
eua1 Ssrrke Osics he dsria1p5 = aeh1p -oa
is.ss n. f,ssaaed % ocstse q aSA.ass wal
aecks.s 81 e.s esr % aeA.s IA ta~ an ss-u-.
sc-..ck ce;y - eN9fs. O. NJ .. re SeiAs
Pre, eees 2A.Dse se-s.eh: !rA-s B>rg-r sss
cslI-l ~ .Ss scsssris4 eoa.sss- glay rf'l CO..
s.c.a .o-.pf-cN rseef
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

Nuremberg Germany. OCT. 2-The eleventh.
onnle of the chen match between the Auericac,
expert. Marshall, and Doctor Tai.asch G. IL |.
city vas played at the local club to-day. wh.-
had hesn recor,ied Hsishail alopsed the Euv
Lopes opening. AM sri~si-; :h. ~ called Aiu,-
pny variation. bishop takss kaisht ~ hole
saie eachanec Of peces followed and tho p.,-
si;.Hn Was thea ~ smpiH~d TO warrant tsS
resul; The psssent score -: Tarrasch .. Ma
shA.l ]. SYaWAS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
SULLIVAN TO MEET VEIL
Match With 0o0so0 Cba0Os00 %.
Sepe0 g IIorol DO10e - CO0aa.

REPUBLIC sFH1Al>
;Os Angeles. Ca. O~t 4-''Br,~kiyn
enter the ring. ana efforts are nos being
.,,ce 70 secG:e Q match 10: hin with
frankie Neil 90 sake place early In the
championship. by resson y his de:ea. Of
Ate A::eI. % 81 louie one year ago aud
.E . recent lc;'sf 20 frsends IN California
expresses his desire 70 re-e.t0s the ring
an. Ge.e-d h!s title.
TIE subsec: Was diecuseed With Man.
aee- Nc(.arty % she Pacific Athletic Cub
Ard ies:ers we're sent to Sullivan to-day.
saktng HIM 60 cone 70 Loo Angeles with
cut delay. when this oad osheS matches
foY S.m V!I b maoa.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

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Es-~ cs-.s~s - . r-ssfs-g - - --xt-s-
-zrs=- 80 x>. T>-r- IT, ns- - .a-sS cs
yavs-s ~ ~is--F q -~rre~s-. s.s
$500 -sl-Es = - -fs- f-i.rs.ircs r-<-ss -
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80 - .eat -e~sr-a
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

ws.s,T - a:s.sau LSssss Sr.. = oss-.. .s-
- o. tAs ooein6 nessaG. n-s-se: N - -
o01sr e a. onakS ces - 10 :se ely 66n.
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"a kas Se isnsr g 81 jNVh drcss es.-
eal.. auE ss~-e . co ecse. Veass~er os Ass
sesFs - tAs sAsue ,s essSsaao = 01vsA 90
okoAn0 On0O Viu - -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

FYsak Day aae Jcss Ha~gas v;i, rbT -
sy>n.a6 r-stcA IN ,ss S.aad 1siiia.a AeAtsry
se-e.aAs- re rsr.sse 80! - s cc.nts .. .rfe.
cuseisrs c.s--s 10 VII eisy n ~. s.7A:.rsy
af0 Jasass ;A-,ocss Sssss Le>o- cas- NJ
tan e. C:Aas1si,s .: tAs Hr9aA01y I2s0 6csA
- - Nno0DeA0nn1A . -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

Doy Ous0ssesoees Ds9 FSe1A Sa ODeo-
tag Event - Relief Series.
Rennard Thorn won the nile opeu roller
skating event at the Crescent rink last
night from a h;G field Of competitors. IN ,
time vas ::2. which is considered SoOl
for ,he many laps
John CumlninEa Q local skater. gave to
Thorn . close race for three-Quarters ec
the distance. when he weakened Oliver
Manteli MAS third Otne: races betw wsnn
iOs.al men, prominent IN Manager Man
hinge laet tournament. and some outside
racers Wiu b. hSs6 this week.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

rhe wOe Eats 0~a Sii? - re Eve Gaii -
fror The M,asrrO0 nn the C~eeeene ai!eys iise
niss.. Lee of th4 UisE'.s vas h!Gs ~.;h -
Tse Fossss1 Vo0 0ns came cut - ssS svs
from sks Sserise9s "a tA0 ~re0-eas a..syS iaae
o.as: OO,aNol a the 1.se>-D a~.-Aged ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
CAseaxo a, l'hilaAlepAla 4

est hin! % sIpfor: IN tho early ipn:r0s. ana
. result 'Aa locals scored al of ths;r Suas
ro.s ;5-aar. Esrown hei Fh;laee:phia eat. q
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

fAs weRminSSs Won tse ea4 zane eYr-a ere
1secoa4.s 2, II: eoysi si:sys iss. art
CoAnor Of the VsenerO 004 y Cocrrr - ere
iosp.s tied for !oaiv.dval hoaors win averages
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

n. L~uae Ten.P1o l<eaau&.

1hs SerYt0nsa 0hsss0Sshe9 she DUES -: the
0rae3 a,isvs isSs n.ak. w,n...R :1Y.s e.-siRhs
ea-eO yahs psu~4sp - TIE vtaners sss high
mAE viii sA 0ve.aas - n:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
B0VVllN0.
rsa.oPy Le0gUe.

1As pasks 90 seus % i4s are sanss hFusn Re
Eelmcnts on the R,rai as's&s 'ase a'aAs Jsvs-
nor and Ruytoa ~ the Wfnaeso rolled avURAoeS
q % and O. rsopscsi~sir
he Rin!o-Ho shut ire N.'~aD the
Roysl a:ievo lost as0hs. ~ Ruale q the WIN
na.s wN0 h!gh man 9th IN average % -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

nr-e-osss a::s-S,-h..: !, Home .1o-oNorA
/. Acrsrs st@s..sscs l. crgri eRnses
SrSn>ea1 !. B-Ncssy as ssr~aa b. =
SAiS-oR N.,sr !; HI p 0sehce eAO6Seasi
! Psss,l sars-BssS. 1 ~Sfs h.s
ssA s&;ssy-eSs NJ - CAOeO@s1eeey. A..
Sa1nOcs a0
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

- Ts.ss vor he c3A 6a.,s nom tie Bs0oks
"a .A~ TfsaA ai,eyO iase eiRA:. Mcmahon OF
.ss ,asers w10 h.ss Ear ~t,s on e~efess
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

s,~sse ci: h- hr ha...S BAH
tEs,t.. :oC S-s:0- - -.,'h-
fNs' ro!. .-.......... - 1 0 Q g.
N,~ York .............-.0 ;si . . Ga
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hr:. 81 ss."s-SsS YORK. :, nef-':: . Esses
out-Hy Ghe.c-o : lE y. ~:ga :. ~ nrnovan
). Thr'--nss- -l1--o!dri:e !, Sc.aess- l.
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=. ast-> f-1rirr--FsTi-an.
SECOND CAME
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

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. t.;!s-.H III se ! g ESass.a / oa Ki:s .
!. st-srk o.:-By Hoss ~ H,;son = Two
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-1~ Elh.na n irr.ngs. cE k:foc0 Ia
..,ts.,nS, ss,nrs ". W. .-ho.s . sos. ms ., :,
'ai-y nt-u.es r'zS:-e-shsr.aan A:,sa5-
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GNshAA1Nhia

1T "a esr.s- >. isaS" ;; fnn.1s PEA trs.- 80
ha-e hass-fi;us ss.-nee hisf-NcSaftsy !.
R.o~n / Ssoler hsses--McG,aS.hy 4 Chasee !
on bails-C@ isro~n :. on Ni-hois |: rirss oe
r.u:.tse-fss-e!.e
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

T~chass h,'s-NiN !. ANis:eon !: 1hFeo-
bsse hfs-An !.rsen J. SacEa.- hI:0-S:aa'ev J.
! LEI; Oh sss.s-vesh!n4:,n s. cetoaso 8
st-vex ous-By Pe.,sn ~ Smith u W..4
ris~s~e-0y-;sN riire % eorS-OHs kouS All
for;.-Avs ninu'es Cmptrse-xcCsz:ny anj
Hurst After :a.cs. = 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
H. v. LUCAS, FORMER MILLIONAIRE,
NOW IN THE STREET Department

Wealthy St Louis Family Accepts Position at $'S Per
Month and ID Not Ashamed to Work-Hstory
Of His Family Back the Middle Ages-Was Rich
Man Quarter Of a Century Ago.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
Wn.hS.sso. .. Chsesso ..

wask!nS;I'l. OF 2.-S.r:sh's GitSsees n 10
frrt ins.rs tn-.iay savs waseiEs:oa three ru:o
sE: the Ssa.-- Three h!;a> three 1i!: ci:ehes.
o :I, = .-~- an. a. r:r,r scnssc .he hnYEa
..E-us :Sts. rms ps:se.. .,:.ch-3 i.s i.Ai; anf
Ia: ss~ .Is',1,. =. ~ OCT ~ - she Hna' ia
ming when --i.-.s...r necacae - sk> Ss:snsSe.
~ -pso .rs-..i iva Tuus s>o,~.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
vt Louis.

LIT o. Sas'..-t. l:,u'- Fhii.aelphi. >
Schr-ck !. Ti,r.r ha.- h.-.-s.yhc.i I Hor..
runs-parls !. Sscr:Are sts--M |ross !, Wal
'sce !. S~yto.i !. Lord Double pays-wAl &C :.
R.ck-n:i.ld And ia;aes /. S,ruck n;I,-E, Z. ak
lev 2 hy buchanan RAs N raj on cs,E- :
'eS T. q Buchanan & Z n1 1.-one hoI- AL forty-
ave E,ia;:t.s Urlp:.-s-o L ugai.1 ard Corso..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
D~sr~ss 80. Ser York 81.

S.~ Yo-A Oct s.-rle v.s.,inx o~esos,
team c!S r5: 'S.s:ienC,s much difficulty Ia
taking t-So sa-.s s'om 'k- ioca! .<r:.ri an. 81
day. re N-s...I PLAYERS -: ,,.sc-tva-iv
Winning 'te GTst xs:.~ Is . score % 70 ; a..a
the second by % The scor.s.
Efg-T CAMP
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

Kelley - 0o000 - 000o.
Caeaau- ce1 s-0AAAOor So 4A-Sy g
- 5 e.ss.S : - - sssD -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

Bossos 4. C,eseDe06 Z.
SO:as. oss :-Drs,ca n; JSas hafa ID -
Aay's eAas -: seAi CsoeianH Q - 0taAi,
C-N.V.- AeA 1reko~ -. III 0A0o - oec9une
So N.-.sa Scra
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
STANDING OF TIE ClUBs.
American League.
where They Play To-Day.


s: I.os,. :, Phi:see:; Dss:A: a ): NsH ssn Iorh-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

..s, -E~.-sDAy Series s'noe $40
Office. f-yF insps-'i1r ~ 90
. IN our r.'ba6 ~ Ioinx bus
! S.d ts~ rsss'fs s.;1rlsl.aE
.arc.sl ns't.t o"u-~ arywhss
i-'.r rae lorna, incr.cn9s.- -
s:1assc SrDsss on THE lnyss.-
es!y Q matter 0: eoIts.sncy -
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-01-26

east, then east, draining the western
and northern portions of the Black
Hills. This project involves the reclaim
alton of lands lying northeast of the
Black Hills, in Butte and Meade CONN.,
ties, South Dakota, by the diversion of
the waters of the Belle Fourche and
Red Water rivers into a large besin
east of the town of Belle Fourche.
South Dakota. This basin is to be con.
verified into a storage reservoir by the
construction of an embankment of
earth, %riprapped with rock, across Owl
Greek. The reservoir will be filed bv a
large feeder canal from the river, 6l
miles long 40 feet wide on the bottom.
and capable Of carrying ten feet depth
of water. Additional water will be
obtained from Grow, Owl, Indian.
Horse and Willow creeks, which have
. large flood flow during limited peri
DDS. From the reservoir, which will
have sufficient capacity to impound
water for all the land to be irrigated.
the water will be distributed to lands
in the valley on both sides Of the Belle
Fourche river, where $4,000 acres OF
land may be reclaimed. The land YVES
segregated July IS. 1908. The seqreen.
ton comprises 49,, 600 acres. A recon
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-01-26
OATS

The tone to the Oats market contin-
ues to improve. Trade is now enlarg-
ing rapidly, with the demands particu-
larly good around 31c for Chicago May.
Elevator and Cash interests are more
and a better feeling generally
seems to prevail since stocks a
started to decrease heavily each week,
are just at present 5000, 600 BUSH
eis less than a month or SO ago, with
every Indication that they will be re-
duced to a point that will look very
bullish when the quality OF the last
crop and the low prices are k into
account. Rumors of a revival of ex-
port demand. ar estimate that farmers
holdings are not In excess Of last year
n the fact that the general consump-
ton is the largest ever known are
other strong helps to h market.
Along with this there comes up for
the trade to take into consideration
the fact that during the spring months
10 the regular time for establishing
high prices for this cereal. JUS about
n May Oats advanced to over 46c, or
q premium Of 15c over the present
market price. Advantages seem 10 be all
In favor of the buyer, and for those look
Ing for a safe investment that should
eventually yield them splendid returns we
think Oats in particular should not be
overlooked.
EDWARDS WOOD CO.
dncorporated)
DEALERS IN
STOCKS. GRAIN. PROVISIONS
BRANCH OFFICE:
Room Z, Teetmeire Building.
Webster. S. ID.
Phone No. 40.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-01-26
stole MY Coat.

On the evening of January 10th.
between the hours ofnine and ten o'clock
some n entered the front door of the
Banner Office and took a fur lined over
coat and seems to deposited it in some
unknown place or got out of town with
1t. The coat was hung in its usual
place near the front entrance and while
your humble servant was engaged in
job work in the rear end Of the building
and the machinery Of the shop was in
motion whoever the fellow was took
advantage Of the opportunity and made
away with the coat as above stated.
We have no idea who the fellow was
but we do say that onyone who will
steal a printers coat is about the mean
est man that the Almighty wei put the
breath Of life into. We are getting
along pretty well without the coat dur
ing the present mild spell and if the
fellow who took the coat will kindly
retcrn it before the next blizzard, we
will gladely hand him a $40 note in
exchange and call him blessed and let
him depart in peace.-Roberts County
Banner.