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Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-17
Colorado Caucus
Rejects Pledges
Democratic Senators Disregard Gov.
ernor's Advice and Adopt
Modified Program.

DENVER, Ang 1s'-An initiative
measure, which, it is asserted, Is ultra
cor sentative and win make but little
change in existing conditions, was agreed
upon at a caucus of the democratic SEN
ators early today, who met to agree upon
the legislation to be enacted at the present
special session Of the state legislature. The
measure will call for a petition to be
signed by Is per cent Of the vote for gov
ernor at the last election in two-thirds of
the counties
The caucus resulted in a complete de-
feat Of those who advocated the enact
ment Of all the partys prediction
pledges, for which the extra session was
called by Governor Shafroth and a victory
for the Senator Hughes Mayor Speer fac
ton which advocated a redemption OF
pledges on the most conservative basis.
Another caucus, it is believed. will be
held late today to consider the referendum
measure.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-17
Home Made Auto
Strikes Carriage
Eight Persons Hurt in Collision on
Highway Near Kansas
's City.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 16-Eight persons
were injured, two OF them seriously today
when homemade motor car driven by
boy, the maker crashed into a carriage
on theHickman Mills road near here. The
boys in the care were Carroll Haff Ii
years old, son of a prominent attorney OF
this city; and Walter c. Root, jr., 16 years
old. son of Walter C. Root, president OF
the Kansas City club.
They built their car from the broken
down engine OF another Today was the
new machines first try-out.
The car skidded into a carriage drawn
out beside the road to allow it to pass
turned upS:de down with Half under It,
His collar bone was broken and he was in
jured internally. Root was only slightly
bruised. Chester Macarthur, a negro chauf-
feur with the boys in the car was thown
over a fence and his skull fractured. In
the carriage were c. H. Johnson, a far
mer his wife and two daughters and Miss
Josephine Idol. All were slightly bruised.
but none dangerously hurt.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-17
SOX ARE SOUNDLY WHIPPED
Highlanders Pound 0lmstead Hard in
Sixth Inning.
FIVE TALES ARE MARKED UP
Chicago Gets But One Run-FinRl
Score of six for the Visitors
Cree Lands Three
Bigger.

CHICAGO. Aug. 16.-New York pounded
Olmstead hard In the sixth inning today
and four hits. coupled with three errors
Melted five runs. Score:
'Batted for Young in eighth
c Hss York . .,..,,..:,.S dSSG 81
Two-base hit: Knight. Three base hit:
Cree. Hits: OFF Olmstead. in five and
two thirds inning; off Young, in two and
one-third inning; off White, 1 in one in
off Quinn, l. off Young, g. Struck out. BY
Olmstead, l; by Quinn, 8; by Young l.
Time; 2:0OO, umpires Evans and Colli-
flower,
the elgth inning and was replaced by Hall,
who stopped a rally on the part of st
Louis, and Boston won. Score
St. so'i louis .. ..........S 90
sBatted for Linke in eighth
Two base hits: Bradley. Bases on balls
OFF Linke, 8; off Smith, / Hits: off Smith
in I innings; of Hall, none in 2 innings;
off Linke, 9 in eight innings off Ray, none.
Time: Las. Umpire; Perrine.
Cobb steals Home.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-Washington
and Detroit struggled through nine innings
OF rain and mud today, the latter finally
twice BY showers. "Ty" Cobb stole home
from third in the fourth Inning, while
Groom was pitching the ball. The score:
"Batted for Groom in eighth.
Washington $3.50 0 0 0 o Ia
Detroit ....,.......0 o 2 3 0 Is
Two-base hits: Elberfeld Milan, Cess
Ter. Hits: Off Groom in innings. sac
ritice hit: Conroy. Stolen bases: Milan (2),
Etberfeld, Mcbride, Gessler Cobb 60,
Moriarity, Bush CO, Delehsnty. Left on
bases: Washington u, Detroit s. Bases on
balls: Off Groom 6, off Donovan 3. First
base on errors: Detroit g. Washington /.
Hit by pitcher: Milan. Struck out: BY
Donovan 4. Passed ball: Schmidt. Time:
1855. Umpires: KERN and Connolly.
Philadelphia Swamps Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 16.-Cleveland was
badly beaten by Philadelphia today, Is to
g. FLlkenberg weakened in the eighth and
g close contest was made decidedly one
sided. Score:
|Batted for Thomas in fifth.
IRAN for Mouser
Slated for Plank in fifth.
Cleveland ............0 o 0 o 90 o o. 3
Philadelphia ........1 1 0 2 o s els
Two-base hits: Rath, Stovall, Easterly,
Baker Davis, Oldring, Murphy, McInness.
Livingston. Bases on balls: OFF Falken-
berg off Plank 2, off Dygert l. Struck
out: BY Falkenberg 4. by Plank 1, by by
CERT l. by Coombs l. Time: 2:0S. UNI
pires-Egan and O'Loughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-17
Play Two Matches
at Field Club
Cub Potter Defeats S. Doherty and
Jack Webster Defeats r. r.
Rainey.

The handicap tennis tourney at the Field
club for the Storz trophy got a rather weak
start Monday and will really begin in
earnest to-day. Two matches were played
Off Cuthbert Potter with-4O beat S
Doherty at scratch in rs, 10, and Jack
Webster with 1S-15 beat r. r. Rainey with
-15 In rs, 6-2.
AS a special event this week Conrad
Young and Arthur Scribner, last years
city doubles champions. meet Harry Koch
and Cuthbert Potter, winners Of this
years tournament, in the play for the title
on Wednesday afternoon. The event was
postponed some weeks ago on account OF an
injury to Young's foot. 4'.1 't'A =
The drawings for the Storz trophy play
are as fonoys
Byes-Lieutenant Bates, swartz. Gordon,
Capen.
Colepetzer plays Hughes.
Scribner plays Mcconnell.
Kohn plays Howe.
Young plays Susman.
Webster plays Rainey. (Played)
f. Potter plays Wood.
Koch plays Rasmussen.
Dufrene plays Caldwell.
Ced Potter plays Readinger.
Davis plays Kountze.
9. Potter plays Doherty. Played)
Van Camp plays Dr. Teal.
Robert Howe has been placed in charge
of the junior city tournament for this
year by the tennis committee OF the Field
club, under whose auspices the event will
be held. All entries must be in by August
"a and playing will begin August 20, only
boys under IS being allowed to enter. The
tourney is always full of lively tennis and
an especially good list Of prizes is offered
this season.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-17
ROURKES WIN In SEVENTH
tx Fast Innings Played to Tie, Five
TO Five.
GRIZZLIES ERRORS ARE FATAL
Omaha Gets Three Runs I'm seventh,
But Came IL Good Contest to D.
the End of the
Ninth.
GRIZZLIES ERRORS ARE Fatal
Omaha. S: Denver, s.

Omaha S: Denver, 5.
six fast innings TO a tie, 5 to g. with two
errors by the Grizzlies in me seventh net
ting the Rourkes three runs, tells the whole
story.
From the time the umpire said play BALI
until the last Denverite was put out In the
ninth inning. 1t was clean, snappy bast ball.
Davis, the first man up for Omaha, swat
ted out a lovely single. but Denver played
hard and he was slain at third. Neither
side tailed In the first tw rounds.
Omaha made the first scUre Gonding
doubled for two bases In the third and was
brought home on sacrifices by Meter and
Davis. Two more for the locals came in
the fourth on a single by King. a three
baggr by Kan and anothr singl by Thorn
son.
Denver made It's first two runs in the
fourth. Bsall hit to left for two bases and
Dolan followed with the longest home run
seen on the Omaha grounds for many
moons. Denver ran up three In the sixth,
on three hits and two walks, and Omaha
tied the score with two tallies on a two
Dagger and two singles.
Kelley and Harris replaced Meter and
Ehman for the last three innings. Gonding
came TO bat first for Omaha in the seventh
and went down on four wild ones. Kelley
singled. Davis sacrificed, putting Gonding
and Kelley on third and second. Gordon
drove grounder down to Kelly at short
who aimed at the first basemen but missed
about a rod and a half Gonding and
Kelley scored and CorrioUn took second.
King came up with another little infield
grounder and this time, although the aim
was good, the first baseman let 1t get past
and go rolling out toward the club house.
This brought Corridor In for the final score.
The score
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-17
south Dakota New. Note..


PIERRE-Governor Wesley has granted a
pardon to Earl Crane, who was sent from
Day county for two years on statutory
charge.
YANKToN-Preparatio are on foot
here on big scale for the meeting of the
druggists OF the state, who will hold their
first session Of their twenty fifth convention
here Wednesday morning.
YANKTON-Two inches of rain fell here
Sunday night while the Patterson street
shows were unloading. The carnival folks
did not appreciate the deluge, but corn has
Al last moisture, and to spare.
ABERDEEN-W. c. Cook, Tuesday form
ally took charge OF the internal revenue
office for the district of North and South
Ellerman, resigned, who was checked out
Monday Mr., Ellerman has not announced
his future Intentions.
YANKToN-Sunday evening an automo-
bile belonging to farmer named Selem
or Violin, plowed through carryall Of fire
men returning from picnic, smashed the
rig to pieces and scattered Champion Hose
Co, No. members over the roadside. Only
the driver was hurt in a most fortunate
escape from serious injury. The driver
Paul Felerharm, has his arm In a sling
from torn llgaments.
PIERRE-The threshing which is under
way in this part OF the state, shows Yields
ranging from excellent down 10 very light
all in the same neighborhood. This Is the
result OF tho local rains which prevailed
In June and July. Where the rains favored
the crop, the yields are up TO and in some
did not fall just at the time It was needed
10 make > crop, the yield Is light.
ABERDEEN-U. II. Harmon a farmer
living near Richmond, s. D., reports that
wheat Yields ranging from fifteen Ia
twenty-five bushels TO the acre In differ
ent fields on his farm, on which go acres
were sown TO wheat. Hand county yields
average twelve bushels TO the acre OF
wheat, running from twenty bushels to the
acre on a forty-acre field on which corr
was raised last year, to six and one-hali
bushels on piece OF ground sown TO flax
last year
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-17
Troops Camp
in Columbus
Street Car Service is Resumed and
There Has Been Little Riot
ing Today.

COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 1S.-The northwest
end OF the ten acres OF ground in the state
house yard is filled with the little yellow
pup tents OF the privates OF tho First
regiment. Ohio National guard. who arrived
from Cincinnati early today on call by
Governor Harmon to strike duty.
There has been very little rioting or seri-
Gus disorder since the announcement tina,
the troops would be again placed In Column
bus and the street cars are running on
something like schedule time
Director OF Public Safety McCune today
formally discharged the thirty-three police
men who refused to go on the cars when
ordered by Mayor Marshall Adjutant Gen
eral Weybrecht has made a request for
10000 for expenses.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-17
CHICAGO COMPANY GETS
THE WIND RIVER PROJECT,
Is Preparing to Make Big Improves
ments on the Big Under
taking.

Four hundred thousand acres of Wind
River valley land have been taken under
contract to irrigate by the Tallmage-
Buntin company of Chicago. The ground
in question which the ditch fwSi run
through is in Fremont county, Wyo., and
was formerly in the hands OF the Wyoming
Central Irrigation company,
The land which is worth only from 81 to
$ per acre will with irrigation be worth
from $50 to 800 per acre and will undoubt-
eddy be one of the greatest grain countries
of the west. The Burlington railroad has
been making extensions through that land
lately and expects a large trade from there
and from the Big Horn Basin, which is
being put under irrigation also.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-17

Totals .....5S ! "A =
Grated for WilIia
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-17
Kearney Plays
Swift Contest;
Columbus Loses
Wind Blows Dust in 0utfielders'
Eyes, or DISCOVERIES Might Have
Been Shut Out.

KEARNEY. Neb.. Aug. 1s-Cspecial Tele-
gram)-Kearney defeated Columbus in to-
days game, which would have been a shut
out for the visitors had not the high wind
which came up In the eighth inning blinded
Kearneys right fielder causing him to
drope fly. Noyes was in the box for
Kearney and struck out eleven men. Score;
R.H.E.
kearney ..........,.,...OO 0021 % - :
Columbus .....l........O 90 5000 2 %
Battertes Off Kearney, Noyes and Town
send; for Columbus, McBeth and Agnew.
Time: 1:40. Umpire: Griffith.
RED CLOUD. Neb.. Aug. 16.-(special
Telegram. )-Red Cloud beat Fremont on
the home grounds today, Score: RH.E
Fremont ..............OO O1OOOO-2 2
Red Cloud ........,....O0 0OlO 49,
Batteries; Weer and Bonner; Jarrett and
Moss. Struck out. ny Weer, 6; by Jarrett
:. Bases on balls: OFF Weer, 3; off Jarrett
]. Two-base hit: Fullen. Double play
Gray to Bonner. Earned run; Fremont, J.
Left on bases: Fremont, 4; Red Cloud, g.
Hit with pitched ball: Gray. Time: l:50
Umpire; Fleming.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-17
Omaha Beats Grizzlies Lincoln; Wichita
FELTON, SAYS WRONG ="
FIGURES ARE GIVEN OUT
President of Great Western Wires
Correction of Amount Rail-
roads Are Enrning.

5. NJ FELTON,, president of the GhAai
Western, is aroused to anger ovf ~
statements which have been given oat Yin
reference to the proposed raise In freight
rates by the railroads lie takes excep-
tion to some OF the statements which have
been published In the matter OF the relative
net and gross earnings in 1907 and 1909.
MIR FELTON, wired to J. A, ELLIS. general
agent OF the Great W estern at Omahas
The kind Of misrepresentatons and down
right talsehoods that are being gut forth
oy those VINO are opposed to an advance in
freight rates is designated by a statement
given out In New York ana Washington,
and appearing in the dispatch IN tnis morn
ing newspaper. one OF these statements
which emanated I'm New Tofk was that rail-
way gross earnings IN 1909 exceeded those
of 1907 by S57, UOO 0UO, and that railway net
earnings in 1909 exceeded those N 1877 by
N4ICOOO00, Now the fact Is tuat railway
gross earnings in 1909 were 900 less
than they were In 1907 and that railway net
earnings in 1909 were $2i, 255, 686 les than
they were in 1907. t,
After reading such an entirely incorrect
statement as this Is one Is prepared for
the exaggeration IN a dispatch from Wash
ington regarding what the proposed in
crease in freight rates in official classifi-
stated that the proposed increases IN
freight rates would average IS per cent
would increase railway earnings OF the
roads designated by the lnterstate Com
merce commission as groups 1, IL ana III,
which handle practically all the business
in the territory involved. The year of
1907 was the most prosperous year In their
history. The gross receipts were but 1885,
$40, bF, consequently 16 per cent Increase
in their rates would amount 10 about $685.
100000, or only ne-fourth as much as as
serted. Furthermore II Is probably an ex-
aggeration to say thai the increase In rates
Will average anywhere near l6 per cent.
My estimate would Be nearer 5 per cent on
the total traffic. AS these thisrepre sensations
OF railway matter continue so perSiStently
the conclusion seems unavoidable that they
are started by those who have a selfish
interest in preventing the roads from in
creaslng their rates