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CONVENTION OF UNEMPLOYED

CHICAGO. Jan. 25.-Delegates are arriving in Chicago for the convention of the unemployed. which is to be held here this week under the direc- ton of J. Eads How, the st. Louis Sociologist. The purpose of the con vention, as announced is the call is- sued by Mir. How. is to Hay the foun- dation of industrial freedom" and dis cuss plans to relieve tine thousands of casual laborers who are out of work in all the large cities c7 the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-26
MORE INDIANS ARE
 KNOCKED OFF PINS

Last nights billiard competition at the Y M. C. A. for the tournament honors resulted in Norden beating Scott. 100 to 5. while Gardner trim med Ray. 100 to 75. In the bowling tourney the Champi- ons and Cherokees. two teams who have made the best showings thus far. clashed. in which the Indians were skinned in a rather close and excit- ing matcch The scores were as follows:
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REGULAR MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.
:, ARIZONA, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 27, 1910
DUFFY GETS FRESH
 AND IS ARRESTED

Charles Duffy was arrested by Coo stable Bailey yesterday afternoon al Lowell on a charge of disturbing the peace. While two well known women of Bisbee were cantering down Naco road near Lowell. Duffy sudden ly jumped in front of their horses, grabbed one by the bridle and brought both ladies to a halt with:
 What have you got on you?"
 Thinking it was an attempt at a hold-up, one of the women rode on and notified Justice Murphy. The latter picked up Duffy and kept him in his office until Constable Bailey arrived. He was then locked up and will be given a hearing tomorrow.
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been made and will not be until Mrs McCray is heard from.
 Deceased was member of the A. O. U. w and of the Copper Queen Benefit association
 Coroner High has empaneled jury and will hold the inquest at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-26
Committee B Examining { tenmg to
 0utIir CHARGES OI
 OF Pt0 Members of Many Cues derCe anC

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 In his enthu beginning of tt result or a tendt Of the testimon ial counsel for deis of Boston. reducing his st cital CI the c summed uD the tion in this entering the { any capacity. as attorney in meut in escrow son coal comp county. N'ashiT an aile red fral Baliincers s nal the court recC BaliingeT as co office in 1897 eeRce iu inye connected wiU land claims h Knowledge of surrounding th spite ot this. claimants afJe and B fore be interior thP claims 10 Ice without inves would have g and others h.
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SOMEBODY LIED
CHAPTER l.

inc land Tribune the the effect that
 
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TO VOTERS OF COCHiSE COUNTY
CHAPTER Il.
The following telegrams were received

The following eegams yesterday
 Telegram.
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 Official paper cf county. Editor Daily Tribune 25, 1910 C. Callahan Bsbee Arz supesos ana aTge s the Hoffman cafe in confession 22 09 in Ur data on the way - N. HANRAHAN
 of Trustees Oakland K R. A. Mo- B. THAT'S All WHO LIED
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HcM's This7

We o-e- One Hundred Dollars Re
ward fJ- any case Ot Ca,ar.a tina, can
not Dc cured oy Halls Ca,ar-h Cure
+. J. CHENEY L CO., Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known
+. J. Cheney for ,be past ffteen years
aud believe h.m perfectly honorable
il O.. business transactions and fnan.
c.z.lf able 70 carry out any obligation
made ~ his firm.
Wa.dlIg Kin-ar & Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists. To edo. O
Halls La-ar-h Cure is taken intern
ally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
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DR. W B. CALDWELL 200 Caldwell Rldg. Monticello H.
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van Of ne A 2. Of A. recently stated:
Two large codes representing fr2ter-
nzl insurance Interests hurt the gen
e-al frate-nal cause, OF couse. bur
do not a. this time think there = any
possibility Ot amalgamation.
President Thomas H. Cannon Of the
National Fraternal congress has said
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Jim Davis. Who has been with the
Cold s-g-ase Market for the past
year, has severed his connection
with that firm and has engaged in
the m4-6e. business. He is located
on Nss- Main street and has one
OF The lea--s- places in the city.
Mr Davs was in the market bust
ness -e-e t9- a number Of years
and always enjoyed a splendid 5usi-
ness. 49,.
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George Williams, Hho vas former
3 -ID.oyed 0y the Pennington Gro
Gerry ronpauy Of this city, bu. for
Tie past year q resident Of Wichita
Fa-.s, Texas. where he has been
Hl-a wholesale grocery concern.
las -e-a-ned 20 A-dmOre and &C.
cep--l Place in the freight Offices
With the santa Fe. NJ. Williams
"as reared here ana mas many
friends who R.l! be pleased 10 learn
that be is again a, home.
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As 10 uniting, The 4. ?. OF 4. and y.
?. c. we're divided by one funtamen.
tai issue II the \. T. o. \. SHOWS
sincerity in agreeing on a uniform
measure 20 produce solyency there
would be no obstacle 20 reunion
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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-23
MAJ. A. j. McKINNON
FOR CONGRESS.
What the People Say of Him---Reasons
Given by Farmers, Merchants, Law
yers, Editors, Doctors, Preachers, and
all Classes of our People who Know
the Man.

control of himself exerted great
over them and was
soon able to eliminate many of
the conltions that arise to de-
feat the aspirations of men of
lesser mould. He had grown in
to a man OF strong physique and
his rugged mind had grown with
his body until it was able to meet
changing conditions and grapple
with new problems before they
were recognized by many other
men in his community, and thus
1t was that he became a pioneer
in so many enterprises and reaped
the reward of getting much
cream while others less alert and
not possessed of his power Of
execution had to be content with
skinned milk. However, it is
easier to follow than to lead and
our whole section has been up
lifted by this doing man who
waded into the stream to testthe
channel as we'll as the tempera-
ture of the water, and many a
good bath and safe landing has
been made by this community
and others after Sandy" has
bid them ''come in! the water is
fine" Major McKinnon has beer
a successful man and he is alst
a man Of heart, Of generous i'm
pulses. and while thinking. work
ing and smiling himself and hi
: family into better conditions 0
) material life. he has given evi
} dence of thoughtfulness for 9th
| ers. The churches, the school
e and other enterprises have foun
V help and encouragement throug
: him; and no worthy object G
n person has appealed to him i
n vain while ofcourse, that quie
: charity which is sacred to ever
n kind hearted man, that quail,
g which lets not the left hand kno
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-23
Scottish Chief.

We give below the testimony
of representatives of all classes
OF our people as to the fitness of I,
Major McKinnon to represent the
sixth district in the next Con-
gress. Most of them give rea-
sons why he should be selected
for that position. We could not
put his case in stronger light
than have these strong men
whose letters follow. We can
only add our own testimony
which is only a confirmation of
theirs. We have known Major
.McKinnon, whom we all famil-
liary call Sandy" for 81 years:
He was a harum-scarum kind OF
boy who walked firmly, stepped
high and over obstacles without
apparently being aware of their
presence in his pathway; he was
industrious, yet fond of play and
fun. We were younger then
than we are now ourself, and did
not know as much about human
nature as we have since learned
talthough we ofcourse thought
we knew about all there was to
learn and we did not pick San
dy out as winner. And yet We
might and ought to have done
50 for he had the aggressive
quality we'll marked though modl
fed by a kind of don't care man
ner and all pleasingly covered
by natural smile which sent tn
blues to the back lot. This wa
the boy and young man VIII
developed into the successtu
man of maturer years, when n
had learned to think and appl
his information to pick his assist
ants as his knowledge OF me
grew. He found young me
good and true, endowed with ma
ural skill and by the magnetls'
Of his smile and his quiet stron
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when the merciful right hand is
dispensing it, has found express
sion, as it Goes in the life of ev-
cry man who loves his fellows.
Well, such is the man, and
more, who is presented as Robe
sons candidate for the consider
alton ofDemocrats in the counties
forming the sixth congressional
district.
We expect, as Major McKin-
non does and has so expressed,
that each county will be first in
terested in it's own candidate if it
has one and that all will be done
in an honorable way to cause
victory to perch upon their home
banner. But only one man can
win in this race, and should the
time come when prudence and
patriotism bring about the with
drawal of either of the good men
who may be presented to the
convention outside of Robson,
we ask that our man may have
the sincere consideration of their
delegates.
The man that we have describ-
ed and who IS described in these
letters from some Of the best
men in North Carolina, can but
! make a success as Representa-,
, tive of the people of the district.
: He will smile himself into the
! good graces of his fellow Con.
gressmen and the heads of the
, departments before he has beer
! in Washington a month and the
cry of 1t takes a long time t.
= gain influence for your people il
Congress" will not apply to ou
Representative. Take our wore
a for this.
3, McCaskill Building,
s Maxton, N. c., May 18th.
is Editor Robesonian.
n AS manager for Mr.. A. J. Nc
30 Kinnon in his campaign for tn
l. congressional nomination, | han
< you herewith for publication
is few of the letters | arm receiving
IF from his friends, which indicat
l.. the esteem in which he is hel
b. by them and their views as
is his fitness for COMPRESSION;
I'd honors. Many such expression
yh are being communicated both
or himself and to the writer and {
in course they are gratifying ar
let encouraging.
ry It is our mutual purpose ar
ity intention that this campaign shs
wv be conducted on a high plane b
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-23

better man than Mr.. A. J. Nc
Kinnon, of Maxton, fer the sixth
congressional district to have
to represent it in the United
States Congress.
l am of the opinion that Robe
son county wants Mr.. A. ]. Nc
Kinnon to be the man. They
want him because they know him
to be a man of good standing.
moral character, and a man of
ability "a man rather of deeds
than of words; altogether. he is
a man that will do to tie to.
Yours very truly,
R. D. Caldwell.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-23

own in the United States than
Mr.. Mckinnon. He is success
everywhere and always will be.
The good people of this, the 9Th.
congressional district. know Mr..
Mckinnon and they will join me
in saying that no man within
her borders can give more rea-
sons and good ones. too. for doing
the things that he does. The
most Of us are not able to take
mighty problems and solve them
to our own satisfaction. San
dy" has way of taking things
up and putting them in practice
in his own mind. After compar-
ing results he knows just what to
do.
One other redeeming quality
of Mr.. Mcninnon's | wish to
mention. Coupled with his big
head and massive brow, he has
one OF the biggest hearts that
lever throbbed IN a mans breast.
Some men seem to think that
God made some men and that
the rest came by chance
Mchinnon can see the handlwork
. of God in. all things and especial
Iy in the creation Of man and Is
!, always on the alert to do some
: thing for his uplift. Elect Mr..
l McKin1on to Congress and peo-
l pie unborn will bless the day OF
: mis- election.
D. P. McLeoL,
= Mayor Of Red Springs, n. c.
0 County Treasurer Mckenzie Sizes up the
MAJ and Finds Him Fit to Represent
e the Sixth District in Congress--Fnsi ID
: all Enterprises in The Interests Of tae
|. People.
g E iitor RobesoniaE:
= wish to give few reasons
= why Maj. A. J. Mckinnon should
: be elected to represent us in the
- next Congress from this, the 9Th.
u congressional district Of North
~ Carolina.
= First and foremost. ne is w3g-
thy and we'll qualified.
a. He is worthy because he is q
81 man of fine judgment and bus
! ness qualifications, progressive
7 citizen-irsU and foremost in
,, progressive improvements. It va
T in \. j. Mck!nnoq's office "
-, fist saw a telephone in t
* CONTINUED on page SIX
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at the same time it NAV be ex-
pected that all fair and honorable
means will be employed to secure
the nomination.
From many considerations Mr..
McKinnon would seem to be the
logical nominee of the party in
the approaching election. In the
first place, his county is entitled
to the nomination; then, in that
position the district would I'M
doubtedly have the right man in
the right place as he is big,
mentally and physically, broad
minded and liberal in his views,
progressive yet conservative,
honest and fearless, a clear
thinker, practical, capable Of
dealing with large questions and
matters and accustomed to sue
cess. He has always been found
in the forefront in all progress
sive movements in his town and
county and those who know him
}. have learned to respect and
trust his judgment. First. last
and always, he has been a Dem
ocrat of the most straightest
, Sect" having worn red shirt
and marched in a political pro-
t cession in South Carolina, where
: he was temporarily living at the
time, when but fourteen years
2 of age. These brief reasons are
: merely mentioned Incidentally
e full investigation and inquiry a:
1 to his past record and history
2 both politically and otherwise,
0 is welcomed, and as his repre-
n sentative in this matter, | wish
r to invite the Democratic voter:
d of the 9th congressional distric
to look in and acqalnt them
selves with the history and &C
complishments of the mani f yo1
do not really know them) and /
satisfied Of his fitness and com
: potency for the Office to which h
le aspires, your support and IN
q fuence would be highly esteeme
and very much appreciated.
= Respectfully,
e S. B, Mclean.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-23

Mayor Mcleod Gives Reasons Why Major
McKmnoa Should Represent the Sixth
District in Congress--Strong Common
Sense-A man Who Does Things and
has a Reason acknowledgements
God and Loves his Fellow man.
Please allow me to say though
your columns that there is much
being said these days about who
shall be our next Congressman.
AS a rule | am not in favor OF
changing our Congressman toe
often, for the reason that we
have Republican Congress ano
therefore it takes the best men
we can find a whole term {:
years. to get on the good side OF
the Republicans up there and I'm.
less man is an extra one he
never finds the good side. We
all must confess that we are too
careless about who we send a:
our representative to Congress
AS a rule we say, 'Oh. we art
helpless, we can only expect oul
man to go up there and draw hi:
salary and come home" Well
too often that is the case but i
, should not be so and will not i
. we seEd the right man to Con
J gress. A man asked me tn,
other day who l thought shoul
be our next Representative i
Congress. l told him by a
means A. J. Mckinnon, Of Max
ton. Well" said he. Il hav
S thought of him. too. for the zee
y son that he is one OF the mos
# common-sense fellows l eve
saw" why certainly" said
20 him, That is just the reason
think he should represent US.
And right here let me say that
don't know a man living tcda
q that is better able TO hold h
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-23

R. D. Caldwell, Prince Among Robson
Merchants, Gives Reasons-Fltted by
Moral Character and Ability---A Man Of
Action.
Lumberton, n. c., April p.
Mr.. S.B. Mclean,
Maxton. n. c.:
Dear Sir, do not know Of
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steady. 14hc.
LIVE POULTRY
Hens. each. 50G55c; friers. according &c
sizes, each. 25G3Jc; geese. full feathereH Fat.
5Oa6cc each: ducks, puddle. 2SdSOc encn'
ducks Pekins. 35d40c each: roostt1s each.
sOa3Jc: turkeys. per pound, i6QlSc.
FISH AND OYSTERS
Poupano. DIT pound. 20c; spanish mackerei,
per pound .I2isc; trout. drawn. per pound. loc;
blue fish drawn, per pound. SC; headless rel
suapper per pound. Toe; Inullet, per barrel, zoo
mounds net $500; small snOoks. per pound, ga
e. mixed fish per pound. SAGE -,ange snap
per founders pound. sac; oysters, selects.
per gallon, 81 80; standard, per gallon. 10.
Capdies-Stick Farm Bell exc; spiral, 6hci
standard mixtures. 30 pound pals. enc; Ken
nesaw cream Of tartar mixture. IS pound has
kets hand made boubon mixtures. 30 pound
pals Sc; French creams. mixed. 30 pound
pals. Zoe; chocolates. pound boxes. 1e425c
ger pound
CANNED GOODS
oysters ounce. SI.65; ounce,
Salmon tails. pinks. $4.15; red, $3.50; sar-
dimes. u oil no key, So. 60; oil. key, 50. so;
u oil mustard, S3.T5; tomatoes. standard Vir-
gfnIs mack 2s 81. 80; 3s. 81 so; corn, standard.
81 so: fancy. 81 80; Karo syrup. lOc size,
rs; 25c size, 500; soc size. $l.e0.