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New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
Fine FRENCH UNDERWEAR
At LOWERED Prices

a
Opportunities purchase such beautiful underwear below value
appreciate excellent of these dainty
Many enthusiastic their their durable qualities declaring they
garments patterns,
applied beauty
The pieces slightly than would
handmade WE'LL that little
and
iieredan and lace 20 o
eep II
o
of ink a trimmed dmb and
edge %
of hand
emb TO 10
FnhS Store Fourth floor
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
Fine Mems for the Man
Who Wants a New Suit
For Only $3.50

Nothing but fine mgad
maker Suits and the best taio do the Included
mixed cheviot worsteds and veour plain black blue o
and unfinished
is complete range of sizes though all patterns,
s25 s2S and $50 Suits today at $3.50 a Suit
Main
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25

no. s-PATTERN OF SOFA PILLOW. BUREAU
OR TABLE SCARF AND BACK OF BELT,
FOR 10 CENTS.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25

Heavy bath mats Of Turkish t0weupg sell for 30
centA
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10

pold several days Mr.. Lnbbers
purchased a very fine mare recently.
g. B. Kinder and Lee Simpson
have gone to Bucbsnan, wherethey
have employment.
NY old friend, R. B. Moore, who
has had severe attack of erysipe-
las in bis face the last three weeks,
[ am glad to say, is improving.
Another year is a thing of the
past and We are starting out on a
new wear. s,ott ss.s.. .f ,si IS strive :i,,
live better lives this year than we
did in the year that is past and
gone. Let us endeavor TO live IN a
higher plane of enlightenment and
morality. aud for The uplifting of
humanity. Let u stand for and
encourage public improvements.
We need better roads and more
bridges Let rs improve our homes,
church aud school baildings. Lei
rs bury all past griexsnees and ive
3 friseds and neigkbors should
! L nav he dark and gleoaav to-day,
bss lei Is hops for 3 bright to-meF-
rov-
with bel sishes . THE Pas
ana IL many readers l. ! c.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10

Health is good, with the excep-
gtion otnolds and -whooping cough:
The1ittle2-year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Juan Meyers died
January 4 1907, Of membranous
Group. The bereayed parents have
the sympathy of the entire com.
munity
Evan Yonnt is still very low.
j. w. Talent and family visited
bis father.in-law, Samuel Shell, Sat
urday night.
Miles Whitener was IN this
siesais lsss 4 afadas H nsorta-
ed us thai be had bis new barn
almost completed.
Alfred Green bought James
ii. Reagan's farm last week. !
understand Mr.. Reagan will move
to Magquand soon,
II. =. Shell spent i few days last
week Ii The lower part ofthe county
trying to buy stock, which be says
/ is very scarce.
Teyis Robertson Of Patton
broughtH. Poguea fine lotof broom
corn last Saturday.
Sam Shell and wife and G. H.
Reagan and family spent Sunday at
j. I'll. Reagan's. b
Will Shell and wife are spending
a few weeks at his fathers.
The boys are having fine sport
fox hunting these aights. They say
they don't care for the game; its
the sport they're after.
3. A. Tinnin, our new justice q
the peace, transacted some business
in this community last week.
| j. d. Hawn and son of Patton
shipped q car load Of fine hogs to
st. Louis Monday.
Mrs. singlstoa Of 81. Louis is bert
on business.
Good wishes to The Pass and
It's many readers. POGO.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10
TyT.slWRls

Health Is fairly good ID this
section.
We are having some rainy wealth
er at this writing.
Benton Dellinger bas returned
from an extended trip to Illinois.
He says there are lots Of girls and
some water over there.
We can hear the rng of J. NJ.
Shells saw since be got repairs for
bis engine.
Wiley Davault is buying hogs in
this vicinity and expects TO ship q
car load soon.
We have been informed that
Frank Wagel of this vicinity has
been killed, but the particulars are
lacking. II is hoped that the re
port il without foundation.
The people of this vicinity ar'
having q new church building erect
ed. David Shell Is our carpenter
The factory has started up for
two weeks run--so says the boss
The Clubb Greek school is report
ed doing nicely under the manage
ment Of Frederick Shelton
Squire Thomas Huskey cam
down Monday, and they say be lef
the boys a-whistling.
The mud is said to be hub deel
In the roads and some seem to thinl
there is no bottom.
An infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Baker died January 5.
James Summers moved TO th
George Stephens place last week.
Lewis Wiseman and wife return
ed from Cape Girardeau last weeI
to sell their household furniture
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10

IN w y ~
This week closes sthe iigst term.
fand islargely given Mp NJ reviews
and exainations. Next week many
new classes viii begin. n
Sixteen new students since The
holiday vacation.brings oUr enroll.
ment to 10. X
Wit Atwood and Waldrnar Hens
Hey to the lower Oouuiies icf
|tbe vacation. Tbey havn't made
their boots III whIcll to ges back
WI, butwoFd cohaas they ars lixing
|ajn hopes IF getting N the hilIs
without having u grow Avn.
sEst x snss ss..sirias.s 4; n
day night and rendered 4 pleasIpg
program.
Next Friday the girls literary will
held It's regular meeting VI = ~ Y.
The Music club held ils regular
meeting with Miss FalkeFson Satdr4
day and enjoyed \ well rendered
and pleasing program. Nextmontb
the special program viii be prepar-
ed, and the members may bring one
visitor each.
Rev. W.IM. Rudolph was 4 visitor
Monday morning and conducted
chapel exercises. PRlNcE.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10
Panther Greek. .

Mr.. Shelby and Asa Hgtscp visit
ed friends in Cape Guardian last
week.
Mr., and Mrs. Stroder ofnear Drum
visited Mrs. Stroder,s parents near
BurfordvilIe last week.
Miss Emms Kendiscn cf near
Faifvlew VISITED Miss Eiiie Hutson
on Panther creek Christmas day.
Misses Myrtle Limbaugh and
Edna summersoftbis neighborhood
went to Marble Hill recently to en-
roll in Will Mayfeld college.
Rufus Hahn visited home folks
here i few days recently
Luther Limbaugh, who Is teach.
ing ii Perry county, spent the holi-
days with home folks here.
Miss Cora NIX McClard 0fnear IN liler'
vile viisfted Miss SE is,ii,, III Summers
Christmas day.
Rev. Joseph LESLEY will preach
ct Fasrslew the fourth Sunday q
this month Everybody dyinyited.
Rev. A. r. slinkard Is conducting
a revival meeting ID Perry county,
Messrs. 10y and Troy slinkafd
and sister, Miss Oftie, visited friends
at Burfordvillo Christmas.
Wild BILL
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10

u visithsr sister, MISS Katie Reilly
Henry Deghire, ii stepping high
these days y g-pound boy arrived
| at his home January z. he says,
william chroniaier was 4 Glen
Allen visitor the first Of the week.
q. M. stills shipped 4 car lcadci
hogs iromlthis place to St LouTs
Tuesday. WA iis w
Cbarles Meyers wenttc Marqaaanld
Tuesday 10 vista iow days:
William Howell moved to Mine
I4a Motto Tuesday, where ~ has l
position M section foreman on the
AIinc La Motto Lend company's
branch road. We Rie sorry tolosc
|him.
Alrs. Nichols hi Z.aInA Is visiting
|heF daughter. Mrs. III Yoant here.
william Brandon ourliew section
foreman has moved his family N
|tbis place. RRpsInTaEvs.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10
Rossur,a Greek ]

After d few weeks absence, 4 will
try to send you . few items from
this place.
Possum creek is on a boom thia
week.
Mrs. Mary Hawn and daughter
Miss Nora, and Mrs. G. B. Richards
visited 1T W. II Lutes's Sunday.
a. II. Lutes received anew Edison
graphaphone one day last week.
Mrs. NJ. q. I.ates and grandson,
James Stovall, are visiting friends
near Scopus this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Propst ars
the proud parents Of new boy
baby, born one day last week.
/ understand that Mr.. Sumach
who lives near here, Is seriously Ill
P. h, Richards Of Fredericktowr
visited bis parents here last week
]. i. Lutes spent part Of bis holi
day vacation at Caruthersville.
E. NJ. Hawn Of near Lloyd was .
visitor on our creek Saturday and
Sunday. CONSTANCE.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10

|away from near Marble Kill landshe
came ever to Hiram on the hunt ol
them, and lsayning that they bad
been here the day before got cur
section foreman and bib handcar
and overlook the boys near Green
vile. Returning they spent the
night here with the writer g
j. NJ. ana WIG. Winchester are
going 10 have employment With
Bon Graham nextsummer 8
John Ward has gone out Of the
livery business
James Lowery was visiting biz
brother y. I.owery, a. Hiram
recently.
Nh Editor, II would be nice for
You 10 zoe the pretty, clear streams
OF water moving down Inc hVltO Ws
between these pine bills. Wayne
county has the finest water 7 ever
saw. sas *. ..
Merchant J Al. Clubb has moved
his business to Hiram. a
There is another car at the stock
pens. suppose II u for Adolph
Ward, as be does most Of the ship
ping from this place. M \ \. WV \
I'D. Ward Is busythese dayslock'
ing after bis wild hogs.
Success to The Pass and its
Readers. . w. MI
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10
Glen Allen /.

d
]. ii. Zimmerman and Peter Well
ker made q trip to Chicago, Illinois,
The first Of last week.
WI. Sutton was here Wednesday
and Thursday Of last week. He was
taking an inventory Of the rails on
the Belmont branch.
Grandpa Howell, who has been
visiting bis son, William Howell
here, returned to bis home at Mine
La Motto last Saturday.
Mrs. Jacob Grader of Frederick
toxin visited her daughter, Mrs.
Deguire, here few dayslast week.
J. II. Carr. tie inspector for the
Reuter- Tie and Spoke company Of
Dexter, was in Glen Allen Friday.
Thomas Hydar was Glen Allen
visitor Sunday.
Edgar Zimmerman visited at
Frederiektown last week.
Miss Bessie Hall is visiting rela-
Itives at Lufesville.
Several of our boys attended the
show at T5utesviIIe last Friday and
a
Saturday nights.
Forrest BolIingor and wife Ofnear
Castor visited relatives near town
part Of last week.
Hrz. W s. King OF LutesyiIIe
spent q few hours Sunday With ber
daughter, Mrs. P. J. BurfOrd, N ihit
city.
]. 4. Berry and wife and IittI'
son, NeMinn, spent Monday il
Marble Hill.
Jehn Rhodes weat to Lusesvil.'
Monday
DIH. RsairOs vas n Pred
ericktoxn TIE frzf Of the wrek-
HEz NarF xorsisss wbe Az
Isssn visiting relatives aezr b<Fs
lvssf s Rzfssszls. Ark- xonazg
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10
Besslyilie.

Lottie, youngest daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hosea Hale, died January
q, Of membranous Group, aged 2
years and 6 months. Rev. D. =.
Barrett conducted the funeral at
Union church, where the remains
were laid to rest, Rev. Barrett re-
mained to fll bis appointments at
Gillett chapel Saturday night and
Sunday.
Dimes Hale is visiting bis brothers
and sisters ia this vicinity.
Mrs. johnson Tount is reported
as not being so we'll, and confined
to her bed.
Charity Rogers of Illinois is Wis
iting her unelss st this place.
Rev. Woods'retnrned from 8 visit
to Tennessee where he spent Christ
mas with relatives.
There was watch party at B. A
sitze's Monday night and q pound
party Tuesday night.
| Grandpa Venable went up to yisii
bis grandson near Mount Carme
and got water bound for, severa
days.
Miss Dora Mabuce is spending !
few weeks at The home Of Jual
Meyers.
Master CasselI WeIker vas takel
with pneumonia Sunday night
II. Il. Mabuce is able 10 B
around again. BEsvfLuAx.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10
xrrs,e,lxa1l Greek

Rain mud aud water keep our
people housed d greater part Of tho
time now.
Mrs. J. II. Hawn and children Of
Glen Allen visited relatives On our
creek Saturday night and Sunday.
Cleye Hawn had the misfortune
or getting bis hand badly torn up
New Years eve. He accidentally
llet an eighteinch fire cracker cx-
plcde In his hand while out with q
crowd Of New Years shooters.
Mrs. Matilda Shrum and two sons
visited on our creek last week.
We understand that VIM. A. Shell
Is going to open up . farm imPle'
mcnt store Oh our creek soon, and
will be able to furnish the farmers
with tools and implements,
Epps Hawn says be has lots q
music now. since be got bis graph
ophone JAY.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10

squadron and took part ln8the bat'
tle III Trafalgar inslsOb. He con,
|tnupd inactive service as All Eng
lisR sailor, taking part n many sxs
peditions, including tho Crimean
war and thc taking 81 Sebassopol,
and visiting almost every seaport
III the known world. In 1883 hc
VAS discharged from The English
service md came % tbcX United
States and attached hlmsslf 70 Al
American cruiser which was crnls'
linz around the borders Of Mexico,
as tie war between the United
States and Mexlee had lett unsettled
conditions III that country He
quit Tho American ship at New Pr
leans Id 1857 and gave up tho life
81 "A sailor, is be felt he was grow
|ing rather old for that class of ser-
vice. Here be met some Irish
friends who resided in Stoddard
county, Missouri, and IN came Y
this county with them, spending
his summers il this county and his
winters in New Orleans until the
rebellion. He joined . confederate
regiment ii 1S6ltaking part IA
many engagements and surrepdef-
ing, at The close Of the war, with bis
regiment at Shreveport, Louisiana.
With other comrades beretarnsd 70
Stoddard county and has remained
bore continuously since, earning
his living By digging wsiiss He
bore the scars Of many wounds re-
ceiyed ii battles, The first Of which
was received at Trafalgar At the
time Lord Nelson was killed.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10
I4aRin.

Health is fairly good in this
section.
We have been having heavy rains
which filed the streams to over
flowing, and the roads are IN bad
condition.
Theodore Adams and family are
visiting trends aud relatives in our
community. He holds good po-
sition with the II. D. Williams
Cooperage company, in Arkansas.
James H. Grader and Simon Pen
turf Of ClarksviIIe, Texas, who have
been visiting in these parts the last
two weeks, left for their home last
Sunday
Benjamin Lubbers of Illinois IS
visiting bis brother, F. Lubbers,
near here.
A candy breaking and play party
was given BY Mss Flora Moore to
her young friends last Saturday
night.
There have been several land
buyers in this section lately. Peo-
e
pie know a good country when
they see it.
We need a good sawmllI in this
section. There Is plenty OF fine
timber aud It wOald pay some mill
man TO look alter the matter.
Rev. ". J. Poston has been at
tending ; ministerial meeting a
cramp Tor several dzys.
Mr. asa Nrs Frank Labbers ant
liittle dssghIeE. Ms sislIs. hav.
ibess visiting relslises ssa ffsesd.
i sd abeaf HhItezatzr an6 Leo
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10
- About Missouri.

mated that Missouri can feed q
Of Sc, ~, 900. Missouri is one
EST states In natural resources
and In comparison with other
j Ii found that If 1t had o pop
large in proportion to Its area
j, Missouri would have 400
opie; II as many as Egypt
900. Yet Missouri could sup
It's own resources, without
ide Of her own border, as large
on as these countries.
ssouri and Mississippi rivel
nds are as rich as any in thu
and the country places In ths
as fertile as rural England, tht
] not lawns over which q role
: pushed for half a dozen centu'
Is figures such as these that Civ
the BGalthusian. All the pop
i Missouri could be placed Of
j a third Of a square mile. allow
bare feet to each person. w
huch crowded yet. Switzerland
principally snow and mountain
mer resort hotels, has four time
people aa Missouri, and abou
e area. Even In conpauso
zssouriss sister states she ha
om than most Of her neighbor:
n states are more denssly popu
Il Missouri were as thiekly pop
: Rhode IsIad there would Be |
) over 5000. 900 people. Whe
i equals Massachusetts, in densi
lpulation there win be oSer "a
in this eommsnwealth.-Ex.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10
saiEtixxllt.

Y ~ MN ttN NftAit n w MAJ Htt A~tu ~ -
joy III I enjoyed sthe holidays very
lapchana trust The readers of THE
PhnsS alI had 4 uaerly Christmas.
Henry Kinder gave the young
tpecpIea Christmas. hep last Thurs.
day night
MT. Jenkins had an unlucky
Christmas; ne lost one of bio best
horses.
I.uther Limbaugh, who u teach
ing'in Perry coanty visited home
folks Christmas.
Russell Limbaugh and Malte
Hahn contemplate gong 10 the
Cape to enter thesNoFmal school
I4- Miss Bertha Limbaugh came up
|fromDrum and visited home folks
Christmas
MIR. and Mrs Lee Stroder Of
Drum came up Christmas and visit
ed his mother and other relatives
and friends ii this community.
Miss Myrtle Limbaugh i prepar-
|ing to 90 To Marble Hill to enter
Vi
WIN Mayfeld College
J,J Hahn u having his farm
whitewashed with new rails.
Miss Marada Longra pupil ofthe
Cape Normal, spent Christmas With
I Ber brother, Ell Hahn,
Rnfus Hahn, who il teaching At
Dielstadt, spent tie holiday yaca-
tion with his parents near here,
Rev. j. II. Yount failed To I'll his
appointment It the Hahn school
house last sunday.
j. y. Hahn has erected himsolfAn
onion house.
William Kinder and wifo Of
Whitewater are visiting Mrs. Kin
der's mother, Mrs. Matilda stroder.
Miss Bertha Propst visited Misses
Emma and Clola Hahn one day
during the holidays
Walter Grain, Who has employ
ment III st. Louis, Is visiting ID this
vicinity.
Asa Hudson visited his sister,
Mrs. Jesse Self. at Cape Girardcau
recently.
!. j. Hahn is busy buying hogs.
Miss Maude Jacobs, who is teach.
ing the Hahn school, visited home
folks Christmas week.
j. a. stroder and wife visited al
the home Of w. a. Propst last
Sunday
W. A. Propst is doing some need
ed work on his mill yard.
Mrs. W. A. Propst reports thai
fifteen months ago she started witt
a capital of 10 cents and from thii
small beginning she has made SIG
That is hard to beat. How many
of the readers can do so well?
Best wishes to The PREss and it
many readers. The OLDEST BABY.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10

Ela&xyO 0dhs
After seyeralweeks absenceI 4 will
Try togiveyoq some Of the ncws,
Health i good
Plenty yof rain and mud,
New Year here and no winter yet.
Wonder whenwew win gct our winter
this time.
!. r Ellis has purchased and
moved onto tbeJ.K p. Ellis place
Anon Bollinger and family made
4 business trip 70 Milleryilic and
Oak Ridge tho latter part cf las'
week.
Tho Farmers, Educational and
lCo-opeatiye Union, which was
organized here last October, 4
gettingalobg nicely withanincrcas'
Ing membership.
As news IS scarce, 4 will quit with
best wishes 10 The PREss and many
readers. J.A, X.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10

He says hc will make the Cape
|his future home. sslsl
II seems thatthssS bayebeen two
weddings ID the isssl Nm II! s!s Y p s'p n n
the noise of the bolls ana the horn.
Best wishes To TlIE pREss and its
readers. DnsERvER.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10

i would be glad to sec
ovements necessary for
pitol and all the institu.
81 great commonwealth,
resent legislature should
more than pave the way
ID which would give our
Dd roads, without loss q
make the appropriation
To push the work, it will
d greater work for the
b has been accomplished
ssion Of the Legislature
onyened at Jefferson City
Fer Of years. The rainfall
|wo years has been much
. average and the roads n
Ii Of the country are in !
condition.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10

cle Bill" Kingsley died st
field On December Is, 1t tic
-: s.a:sE-s.-..s .es TIE
afeld Yiadlcafor has issued 8
snir post eards bearing The
it Of Tie deceased and The
Ting short story Of ; long life;
le Bill waz born il Ireland IN
He eas lelt without parent.
IF childhood and knew lfialt
his family history. exespi
ae kad - elder brother naasi
Patrick. Wien sbest 1
81 &a &c zsz placed g bszzE
EaeIizh trading ship Via
zas zsaE IS 8 @aF :
~ ea - 7 aHsI
- I WI
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10

|hImself the truth that nature and mar
came forth from God, are ruled BY Gps
ana restin God.
[To % continued
JoHN r. WiNTERs, Latin, Mo.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10

IN Folks nesaageto the
iinc state paper and
read By eysFy
Iii. irwin beiound
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10

II exchanges complains
q now DO good history
of Missouri published.
~ won't have to wait
II for d good history oi
Louis Houck Of Cape
tshe man who knows how
b ana does them, has
k on d history Of Mis-.
peral years and i will
blished. And you can
being the best history
ever written. Wen all
" Of Houck's history
out, especially We 81
issouri who know the
git'' and literary ability
. 81
Cash Book.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10

|NxpN was put on his
beF day BIZ one Of his
bipers, who sent him 4
mat read; suucie y WI,
will steal the nigger
iou don't watch out
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10

fare proposition for
ID seems ~ us, ono "a
ortant measures liable
pre the Legislature. n
make money 2cents
|es, then why not in
|ry Il, anyhow, we say.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10

will probably PAS
sctlon law this winter
hope it will be an i'm
';n that enacted Ia Illi'
wyers and courts cam
onr game laws, especi'
er, that the Supreme
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10

railroad fares i'll Ohio
England states increases
n of theIroads we IlI faii 70
MONT bc good forthcm
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-10

scussing big method, ,
ID admit, after reading
Ings of the interstate
|bmmission, that as ~
railroads Mr. ,. II.
suttin'ly d very high
liable to annex any
NJ To The Union Pacific.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07
Savings Bank
YOUNG MAN HORSEWHIPS
AGED MISSOURI EDITOR
Circuit Clerk of Iron County, Mo-,
Resents Criticism In News
paper-Uses His Riding
Quirt

IRONTON, Mo-, Sept. 6-B. B. Rea-
gan, editor and proprietor of the Area
dia Valley Enterprise, a. weekly news
paper published. here, was attacked at
dusk Friday just after he had left MS
office, and horsewhipped by j. N
Hawkins. circuit clerk of Iron county
whose official conduct had been criti-
cised editoriaIly in the Enterprise.
Mr. Reagan is 73 years old and is
small of stature, while Hawkins, VINO
is about 35 years of age, Is an atnlete.
Reagan was stricken to the ground ant
several blows were delivered after ne =
fell. A half dozen blue marks exteno
across his face and neck where ne was
dashed with the whip.
When Mr.. Reagan left his oHlce ne
walked directly across the street: ne
says Hawkins was sitting on morse
at the corner. The circuit clerk, ac-
cordine TO Reagan, dismounted, gave
his horse to another man, and began
Iashing the editor with his riding WHIP
Several persons were attracted
among them DR.. R. w. Gay, who as
sisted in separating the men. Dr. Gay
accompanied Reagan home ana oresssu
his injuries. h,,+
Reagan did not work yesterday, put
his condition is not consioereo SCI lious'
He had consulted an attorney, put SO
far has not asked for a warrant lor
Hawkins arrest ,,,,s
Reagan bought the Arcadia VaiIey
Enterprise about a year ago. he mas
wared a relentless fight on what ne
terms the "clique" here. The circuit
clerk was included in his criticisms. "A
few days ago Hawkins wrote a letter
In renly to the attacks upon his admin
istration of affairs, which was pub
lished in another newspaper IN TINS
oity. The Enterprise answered in more
scathing terms than it had hitherto
used.
If is said that many of the editorials
in the Enterprise are written by Rea-
gan's daughter, who is news editor.
whatever she writes editorially, now
ever, is with the consent Oh ner iathei'