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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-14
Pleads Guilty to Series of Petty
Embellishments and Gets
Long Sentence.
HAS DISTINGUISHED RECORD
Ex-Adiutant of National Guard
of Washington Found Guilty
on Like Charge.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, December 14.--Capt.
Thomas Franklin, who has been acting
as the commissary treasurer of West
Point, yesterday pleaded guilty to 6
charge of having engaged in a series
of petty embezzlements from the mess
fund. He was sentenced by the court
martial before which he appeared TO
serve two years and six months in the
federal prison at Atlanta
In pleading for moderate sentence,
the defense urged the grounds that the
defalcations were ehargeable to the
difficulties of raising large family on
an army officer S pay.
Captain Franklin has a fine war rec.
ord and has been twice commended for
distinguished service.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-14
AER0NAUT INJURED
I'M C0NSTANTINOPLE
(By Associated Press. }

CONSTANTINOPLE, December IL
Henry Bleriot, the now famous aviator.
was seriously injured here during an
exhibition flight in his aeroplane. Dur
ing the course of his flight over the
city the planes on his machine fouled
a roof top and the aeronaut was hurled
out of his seat Bleriot has the dis
tinction of being the first man ever to
fly over the English channel and the
accident occurred to him on the eve of
making his debut in America. Several
of his machines are at present on the
way 10 Los Angeles where they viii be
exhibited during aviation week
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-14
SUCH A LACK
OF PATRIOTISM!

SEATTLE, December Whether s.
Canadian or an American boat carries
the United States mail is not a matter
of concern to the postoffiee authorities
at Seattle as long as the contract is
carried out aud the service satisfactorily
performed. The Princesses Charlotte
and Victoria recently undertook to ear
" the mail between Seattle and Vie
toria, B. c., for the Iroquois. an Amer
iean-owned boat. and will fill the IN
expired term. Superintendent F. W.
Vale. Of the thirteenth postal division
at Seattle, said Saturday morning that
the new operators were doing the work
satisfactorily, and would be allowed 70
continue.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-14
OLD LEAH MAY
HAVE MORE GUNS
Plan of Installing Batteries In
side the Crater Is Again
Revived.
BEHIND NATURES RAMPARTS
The Plan Has Many Advocates
Among Army and Navy Men
Generally.

When the congressional party visited
in Honolulu in September there were
several expressions of opinion from sew
eral interested in military and naval
affairs who yentured the suggestion
that the mortar battery located on the
mauka slope of Diamond Head would
have been better placed if located in
the crater proper. Military men here
at that time expressed similar view,
particularly after looking at the ex-
tent of the available land within the
crater walls.
Military men and others who have
Continued on Page Four.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-14
BELGIAN KING
IN BAD WAY
Religious Rites for the Dying
Precede Preparations
for Operation.
(By Associated Press.)

BRUSSELS, Belgium, December IA
As last resort to save his life, the
physicians called into consultation over
King Leopold have decided to perform
an operation.
Yesterday, so serious is his condition
considered, the final sacrament was ad-
ministered to the dying sovereign.
The heir apparent to the Belgian
throne is Prince Albert, Count of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-14
LIBERALS WIN I'M
SPANISH ELECTION
(By Associated Presg.)

MADRID, Spain, December 13.-The
elections held here have resulted in
victory for the Liberals and those who
desire a republican form Of govern
ment.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-14

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, december
14.-It is reported here that the rev
olutionist forces under General Es-
trada have been defeated in a pitched
battle fought yesterday, in which they
lost heavily.
Rama Is Captured.
President Zalaya s forces are said to
have taken number of prisoners as n
result of their victory, principal
among them being Rama, one of Es-
trada s head lieutenants.
Reign of Terror.
SAN SALVADOR, December 10
Refugees arriving here from Nicaragua
state that a reign of terror prevails
at Managua, President Zalaya s seat of
government The jais of the city are
crowded to overlooking with political
prisoners held on suspicion and in con-
slant fear of summary death.
Cruisers on the Scene.
CORINTO, Nicaragua, December IS.
The L. S. cruiser Albany and the
gunboat Yorktown arrived here today.
Doubtful Report.
Omitted Press.)
NEW ORLEANS. December IL
The Latin-A American element in this
clay is much excited over the news
embodied in a brief wireless message
received from Colon The message
states that five American marines, who
attempted to effect a landing at Blue
fields, were fired upon. The fact that
the United States marines were met
by bullets is taken as an indication
of Bluefields being occupied by Zelaya.
Order to Pllage.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 10
Seven hundred additional e. s. ma
rines have been ordered to the pro-
tected cruiser Philadelphia to be pre-
pared to sail at once for Nicaragua. It
is reported here that Zelaya i army
has reached Bluefelds and that Zelaya
has given orders to his soldiers to
pillage the city.
American women have been taken
aboard the American gunboats for
safety.
Rayner Urges Action.
WASHINGTON. December l4-In a
sensational speech in the senate today,
Senator Rayner, of Maryland, advOcat-
ed the passage of his resolution that
the President be authorized TO use the
armed forces of the United States to
apprehend President Zelaya, Of Nicara-
qua, for the murder of American citi-
Gems, and to punish him for his crimes
should the facts warrant It.
The resolution was referred to the
committee on foreign relations
Estrada Objects.
General Estrada, the revolutionary
leader, has advised Washington that he
viii not submit to the naming Of Jose
Madriz as president of Nicaragua, TO
succeed Zelava, as suggested by the
later in his interview Saturday with
the Associated Press.
Mexico Taking Hand.
Yesterdays dispatches from the
south stated that a Mexican gunboat
had started for Niearaguan waters.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-14

Ortis Hamilton was formerly the ad
jutant general of the National Guard
of the State of Washington and be-
came involved in a charge Of larceny
by embezzlement. His attorneys made
a hard fight for him and used TO adj
vantage every technicality that they
could raise. He was tried before the
superior court of Thurston county, and
the attorneys argued before the su-
preme court of the State over the
grounds that the superior court had no
jurisdiction, but the defense lost AMI
the case proceeded in the county court.
Hamilton s lawyers tried to get the
case removed to the federal court on
the army question, but lost on this
move, also. Hamilton has interested
himself IN his case to great extens
and has TAKEN eopious notes during
the trial TO help his counsel
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-14

cabvg received yesterday by The Advertiser
interpreted meaning that Frea
himself favorable
candidacy Woodruff,
opposition the the bar association
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-14
ADJUTANT- GENERAL
ALSO EMBEzZLER

OLYMPIA, Washington, December
l4.-AdiutantG General Hamilton, Ma
tional Guard, charged with the embez-
element of funds, was yesterday found
guilty.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-14

Horace Harmon Lurton was born
in Newport, Kentucky, Feb. %, 1874,
the son Of Lycurgus L. and Sarah (Har-
NOM Lurton. He graduated from Cum
heFland University. Tennessee, in 1867 ];
admitted to the bar. 1867; married
September, 1867, to Frances Owen Of
Labanon, Tennessee; Chancellor 9th
division, Tennessee. 1S75-78; Chief JUS
tice, JanuaryApriI, 1898; Judge {. 5.
Circuit Court, 9th judicial circuit, since
March 90, 1899. professor constitution
al law and dean of law department Of
Vanderbilt University. His home is in
Nashville, Tennessee.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-14

The Delegate has taken it all back
and says he was mistaken.
Governor Frear did not lie.
Delegate Kalanianaole did not tell
the Waiohinu residents that Governor
Frear lied.
The Delegate told them that eff
the Governor had promised to put the
Waiohinu lots for homestead, and eff
he had not carried out his promises, then
he had gone back on his promises. -
Now the Delegate finds that Governor
Frear is doing all he can to carry out
what promises he has made and that in
stead of the Governor misleading the
people Of Waiohinu, the people of Waio-
hinu have misled him, meaning Kuhio
Such is the substance of statement
issued yesterday from the office of the
Acting Governor, a joint statement by
Acting Governor Mott-Smith and the
Delegate.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-14
Robertson's Chances for
Appointment Seem Good
Especial Gable to The Advertiser)

WASHINGTON prospects appoint
time, appear good.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-14

Flanders, nephew to the King. He is
thirty-four years old, the son of Prince
Philippe and the Hohenzollern Prin-
cess Marie. a relative of the Emperor
of Germany King Leopold has three
daughters, but the succession TO the
throne is in the direct male line in
order of primOgeniture.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-14
Statement Given Out.

A statement prepared at the Acting
Governor S office was given out con
corning the conference and its results.
The statement is:
ga conference was held this after
noon between the Delegate and myself
as it appeared that some misunderstood
ing had arisen in regard to the Kamaoa
land matter. The conference was held
for the purpose of clearing up any mis-
understanding on this matter and was
entirely satisfactory.
1t appears that just prior to the
campaign preceding the last election,
the Governor had made statement to
the people of Waiohinu that the Ka-
maoa lands would be opened for home
stealing purposes. He was later fol
lowed up by the Delegate, who, relying
upon what the Governor had said, made
statements to the same effect.
Upon investigation of the records
of the land Office it is now ascertained
that the petitions of the residents of
Waiohinu and neighborhood for the
opening of the Kamaoa lands for home
stead purposes were not sent down to
the land office until March. 1909. The
Governor acted upon these petitions
and instructed the surveyor to proceed
with the survey of the lands in ques-
ton for the purpose of opening them
for homesteads. The survey party left
Honolulu in the early part of June,
1909, and was engaged in the survey
for about three and half months. re-
turning TO Honolulu during the early
part of October. 1909. This lapse of
time was required for the survey on
account of the great detail involved
not only in the Kamaoa homesteads.
comprising ninety-six lots. but also the
Waiohinu homesteads, comprising nine
Continued on Page SIX
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-14
S0UTHERNER NAMED
FOR SUPREME COURT
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, December 13.-Pres-
ident Taft today sent to the Senate
for confirmation the name of Horace
Harmon Lurton of Tennessee for As
soeiate Justice of the Supreme Court
in place of Justice Peckham, deceased.
This appointment was forecast some
time ago and is in line with the Presi-
dent S program of bringing the south
ern states more actively into partici-
patton in the government
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-14
VICTORY SAID
To Be zELAYA'S
cstrada's Forces Lose Heavily in
Killed and Wounded
Rama Captured.
BLUEF!ELDS is NOW ZELAYA'S
Unconfirmed Report That U. S.
Marines Have Been
Fired Upon.
(By Associated Press.)

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, December
14.-It is reported here that the rev
olutionist forces under General Is
trada have been defeated in a pitched
battle fought yesterday, in which they
Lost heavily
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-14
Kuhio Asked to Explain.

Delegate Kalanianaole returned from
Hawaii on Saturday, his return being
preceded by the news that in various
places on the Big Island he had on the
public platform and in the Hilo press
been giving the lie direct to the Gov
eruor.
interviewed for an afternoon paper,
the Delegate, on his return, reiterated
the charge that the Governor had lied
to him and to the people of Waiohinu.
Later on Saturday, when interviewed
for The Advertiser, the Delegate re
peated the charge and announced that
he considered himself politically es-
tranged from the Governor.
Yesterday he was invited to call on
the Acting Governor and explain what
he meant. He called and explained, the
interview between him and Mott-Smith
taking up the greater part of the after
noon.
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Rama Is Captured.

President Zalaya s forces are said to
have taken number of prisoners as u
result of their victory, principal
among them being Rama, one of Es-
trada s head lieutenants.
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Facts III the Case Made Plain.

The whole history of the Waiohinu
aots was gone into at the conference.
The files of correspondence regarding
them were brought out and read. The
statements of officials in the survey
office and the land Office were laid be-
fore the Delegate. What the Governor
had promised the people of Waiohinu
and what he was doing to carry out
the promise was explained by means
of the letter files, the orders to the land
and survey departments and the Gov
ernor's memoranda on the subject.
Kuhio went through the whole pile
and then acknowledged very frankly
that he had been misinformed and act
ing under that misinformation had
SDokpn
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-10-02

ARECIRo. j. R., Sept: Unable.
TO exist hpon the miserable wage #of.
E16z cents per day which was being
paid them ..he girl Gigs lrnakafs of the
Porto Rico leaf factory ~ BayaInon5
have gone on strike and are deter
mined s not to return 70 work until
they secure snbst antial increase In
nay.
THAT the. authorities are 81 the side
OF the bosses is shown Nv the fact
that although the girls are perfectly
peaceatle three Of them have been
accused of q disturbing the peace 81 be-
cause they took part Iii ~ demonstra
ton n front OF the factory It siss
expected that the, or8anIzed workers
OF Porto Ieioo will AID girls IN
j their Just struggle and prevent cigar
makers from coming to gs
4 The genera az organtx4 IN work of
the Free Fedora lion cot Dor il pro-
crossing rapidly, throug bout the. island.
The latest local union TO eformed is
that of the earpent tiers Of Arroyo, which
I IL now awaiting tits charter from the
1laternational. IS \ s
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-10-02
ST. LOUIS CENTRAL UNION
HAS CHARTER REVOKED

According to g dispatch from st.
Louis, Frank Morrison, secretary st
the American Federation of Labor at
Washington. has revoked the charter
Of the Central: Trades 8 and Labor
union. with which. practically all local
labor. bodies are AFFILIATED. The trouble
grows out OF the refusal Of the Cen
trail Trades and Labor assembly to
obey an order from the national or
sanitation to .expel delegates Of the
brotherhood of Electrical Workers,
which has been outlawed by the Amer
lean Federation. Sg II ,ssss
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4 NOTICE OF. LIs TshNDENs,

Notice is hereby given that an action
has been coi1in1e ced IN the above
named court BY the above named plain
TIT against the above named defend
ants for the pdrpose OF dot ermining the
adverse Ella inns OF the defendants to the
lands described in said action and for
Judgment quiefing ii tie In the. p1aintin
to said 1Ands and each and every part
thereof which lxnd 10 described as the
f1srthyest Quar- (yWA sSS3o f 81 the
sSout Invest Quartz (BW1k ) s.of Section
Seventeen (17), s. the North Half NH
OF the Southeast Quarter. fsEA, ana
the SoutheAst Quarter iSEA Ja1af the
Quarter (SEA S. of lection
Eighteen (18) lin 81 township 4Stxty-two.
Il 62), 83 North, Of Range Thirteen (13)
West, and the rs Mort invest ISL Quarter
sy(fSWsa1z J. 81 Of the Northwest Quarter
@(NWh u and Lots Two {2) and Three
K III Section NV ent four (24J, In
ToWnsfipS Sixty two Mort d. OF Range
Fourteen ia J West, Of the fourth priil
scipal meridian, In st. Louis County,
MINES ta, according to the Govern:
rnent survey thereof 81
Notice Is also given that no personal
judgmen e sought against g Of
said defendants Il s$
CHARLES d. ADAMS, y
=;ss s'2 ~ Plain in's Attorney,
s sss. - t15S Torrey Building,
Duluth. Minnesota.
Labor World, Sept. rs; q, oct. q. ., IS.
e. 1909, Ss$sss 1870
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STATED #oF, M1NNEso pa. COUNTY, or,

s sT "a OF M1NNnso TA, COUNTY or
In Probate Court Order to Examine
Final Account. s .s ,sSS ia9S: SIR
In the Matter 0f the Estate OF Emil
ST Hotter, Decedent. 81 I, "a ss.3s,
M The Petition Of Joseph Becks as rep
NJ the Sabovs named deted-
ent, together with his Anal account Of
Ing BEEN nled III tti s court COZ, Represents n
Ing among other things, that. Ii 81 has
fully administered said estate, and
praying that said maj account of said
iadminis lion be examined, ad justed
Court make ana enter Its Anal decree
2of distribution Of the residue Of the
entitled thereto, ana for the discharges
OF the represe litative and the suretiesI
n IS ORDERED, That said petition
be heard, and .nnal account examined,
adjusted and Flowed by the Court, at
the probate Court Rooms ID the Court
County, on Monday the 8 Sth day OF
October, 1909, Ut ten o'clock a. NJ, ana
all persons Int rested IN said herring
and II said "a b alter. are hereby q ted
to, she show !. !. cause. &c any there be, why
said petition should not be granted.
s-s ORDERED FURTHER, That this or
der, be served by pub location ii the
Labor World according to lay &. 81:
y. Dated,,At Duluth, Mimi September
s1:s I. 8. M1DDLEcoFF,
81 i {ss # S Judge Sof Probate.
S(seal Probate Court st .ou1ss Co..
/ Labor world, sept. Is Oct. ., ., 1903.
sTArE OF MINNEsoTA, COUNTY OF
s5sss ST. Louis. District Court Eleventh
sJudicial District. 30 .
Kate Flowers, Plaintitt,
William Flowers, Dsfendant.
d SUMMON Ms. ifsSs 81 s2
The State Of Afinnesot to the above
named defendant |: q 1906
Sss You are hereby SUNNI onNds and Res
qufred to answer the comp amt 81 the
plainttff in the above sen titled action,
which comp lint hrs been n1ed III The
59ffices of the Clerk. e y sal. District
Court at the court house IL the itysof
OF Mime sofa ana to- serve q COW 81
your answer to- this said comp Tit ON
the subscriber Ut his of Ice. No 407 PAL
sladio Building, Duluth, SMinnesota,
Within thirty days after service sof tilis
suhanions uD on you, etrli1sive OF tSe
day OF such service; and III you fail 90
Answer Ial the said compl lint Within the
time aforesaid, the pl ai nth Il In this
sotion VII apply to fer the
Dated Sept q, 1900. go 81
mo. JENSWOLD, j. RI. Ss ss
E tttorney for. Plaintiff ii.
on Pallad ioa 13l dg., Duluth Mimi
Labor World. Sept. 4 s. 25, Oct. IS, rs,
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&, LAND TITEHssIJMMONS. &
STAEN OF MINNGHOTAL COUNTY OF

SLAEM pF MlNNEBOTAb COUNTY OF.
ii ths msttsf tse appiiest io1.e, 81
Julius IS. Barnes toaregi Il teFa tic 1.-THE
To the followinE described real S4ta 6
/ situated Ia st louiS Count Time
twenty nina ti5sl 81 4 slks av4 asis,.
h Upper p,iIutl lot three naihdr
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,,Ss. s, a t 9,,asf .v Is
81 the recorded Eplats hereof; on He
8 rsslstst ~ assds for 8 louis ooan..
q plieant,
And All psrsons or parties I'M
d. known, clainnih any 'right TIT III es-
81 ta to, lien 6r tnt Srest iii the real 90
tate slescr y the licatiot1
The state sof. Shdfnnesota rs Ssths aboye
named Defends s::@e 4 H
X9ona su,nme9ned and IS re-
sso 81 8 fas
sss5 isT s. Il
.a g hin 4, went Y 2o1
you, exrlnsive st Sths day 90 such ssrv-E
ice,s ind /. il yoii ~ TO AMI Sver b said
applicatf Ion wa hin the q ne TaforesaId,,
the. appltcA I'm his proceed ding
apply 5tos tlie Court TOR the relief ss1s-
manded therein. III 5Sy
w itness ohns <.lerk ot asaid
Court, and the seal tiiereofss af Duluth
in satd Count srst of SEP
tseal of I,istTict Court. ST. L ouis Coun-
flt,rg Scasrk
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sss attorney ppl leA al DIE
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'plstrict e.ou,:t,s syent diciai 3is-s
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NAH hAta VaFtgoza 4ots nsamherAds8 eVGn
ssA md s. lock nsiInbASed
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line drawn throush said aisfs parallel
81 so and distant one hundred ll0O) feet
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81 record N the of Tee ssof the Re gister;
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City ot puluth Ii. and MI ot Their persons
j ias or parties unknown, II "a aiming any.
IL: spill
cation herein
The State OF Minnesota. To- the above
BIS named defendant B:
5ss You are hereby sum 1oned and re-s
applicant In the above, sntiflsdl pro-
6Aedlnk and ~ file your answer to The
said pplication ia the ofeice of the:
Clerk fof said court, IN said county
within twenty 20 ID ays tier the serv-:
siye S the day ot ssueh service, ana, Is
you fall to- #ansyV Ell he said applica 8
ton wi thin the time aforesaid, the app
plicant in this proceeding Will apply to:
the coErts for lief demanded
therein. S.ss: 81
court, and the seal thereof, AT Duluth.
Il i said county 81 this 7th day sof Sep
3 JollIsso g; 4, IS
BY q. Is: MOODY, DEPUTY. s.
Attorney for Appl lean zsss
Labor World, Sept. u.s. Oct 10 1909.
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2S { S.js d 5455,s, g44srr4,s a. AT nEN IS

{ r. Auditor, st. Louis Co., finn.
J. III sS III BySIs. a. MARVIN, Deputy.
Labor World Sept. 1876, Oct. 500.
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NOTICE OF LIS PENDENS.
State OF Minnesota, County Of 81.
Louis. ss:f IS
In District Court, Eleventh Judicial
8 District. III: Sys<
r. A. Jones,