The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-10-03


gator who discovered San Diego bay.
Mrs. Marshall Holt Of San Fran
cisco, who has large land interests
in California, and looks after them
herself, was elected to q life mem
bership in the Farmers National con-
gress in the final meeting of the 1913
convention at Plano, H., the first
time that honor has ever been con-
ferred upon a m
Governor Felker may not be able
to give his nswer to New York
states request for the ~eXtradition OF
Harry X. Thaw until late next week.
Counsel for Thaw say that it may
be found necessary to ask Tor a FUR
Their extension of time in which to
file briefs supplemental to the argu-
ments introduced at the hearing be-
fore the governor.
An appeal for loyalty and patriot
ism Of the American press, with
RAdGC0 " luO CAlStiA6 ASAASuA
ton presented as an example OF the
result Of unwise and misleading news
paper publications, marked an ad-
dresses at Indianapolis by %Josephus
Daniels, secretary Of the nafy, before
the annual meeting Of the Indiana
members of the Associated Press.
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was the first name drawn from the
huge pile of 10000 sealed envelopes
by Hetta Freidl. the eight-year-old
daughter of Mayor Freidl, at the big
Montana land opening, and to him
goes the privilege of selecting the
first homestead on the 100000 acres
that have just been opened for settle.
ment in the Milk river valley.
FOREIGN.
A great fire occurred at Ordu, a
| port Of Asia Minor on the Black sea.
The market place and a thousand
housed have been destroyed.
FREDERICK Gamboa, minister foreign
affairs has been nominated for the
| party convention. General Eugene
Rascon was nominated for Vice presi-
dent. Both candidates are regarded
as men OF high standing. Senior Gam
boa accepted the candidacy.
The Balkins crisis is becoming
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by the apparent determination of the
young Turk military party to profit
by the dissensions among the former
allies. Turkey is reported to have
called again to the colors, the Asia
Minor conscript while an officer late.
" returned from Tripoli is said to be
leading an uprising against Bulgaria
in Thrace.
The French aviator, Moreau, won
the Bonnet prize with his self-right
ing aerOplane. He flew for a hall
hour without touching the levers. A
military aviator, Lieutenant Lafon
accompanied him as q passenger te
verify the performance. A strong
wind was blowing and the monoplane
rolled and pitched in an ugly man
ner. but never failed to return auto
matically to a level keel.
A mutiny broke out in the ranks oil
a battalion of the royal Spanish
guard at the moment the troops were
leaving Algeirs for the scene of fight
ing in Morocco A number of the
soldiers belonging to this, the mos
~aristocratic regiment in Spain, re
fused to embark and resisted their
officers. Fighting ensued in which
one man, the standard-bearer OF the
regiment. was killed and several in
jured.
Gen. Proirio Diaz, enormously re
ported in the United States to have
sailed from S~antander for Mexico
returned to Biarritz from that por
after having seen his daughter EN-
bark for Vera Cruz.
Wreckage which is supposed to bs
the remains of the Boussole, the yes
sci OF the French explorer, L~aperouse
which sailed on a voyage Of discover.
in the Pacific in 1888 and never re
turned, has been found buried il
sand ON the island Of Vanikoro in th'
Pacific.
Roland g. Garros, the French ayia
tor, few 900 miles across the Mediter
ranean from Saint Raphael, France
to Bizerta. the most northern seapor
OF Tunis. His time was Z hours an,
So minutes.
Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, tn
English suffraget leader. has informe'
the Associated press that she doe
not anticipate the slightest dific ult,
in entering the United States on he
proposed visit to that country, AM
h~a rnOoivnd M ~nmmunicaff what