The Lexington Herald from Lexington, Kentucky • 1

Weather Forecast For Kentucky: Showers colder Friday Sa turday fair HEBALB THE THE HERALD IS A MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS YEAH SIXTEEN PAGES LEXINGTON KENTUCKY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 26 1915 PRICE FIVE CENTS NO 330 TWELVE KILLED BY TORNADO DEAR HUT Gallopili Peninsula CYNTIIIANA MOTHER AND CHILDREN WHO ARE BEREFT BY BULLET DRUNKEN NEGRO FIRED ania Bring Home Bacon 'docIdeTdoots UTS TO I TOO VICTORY OVER VOLS Nervy Quarterback Playing With An Injured Shoulder Scores All Points and Stars For Kentucky CAPTAIN SCHRADER IN LAST GAME FOR BLUE i IV'5" £2 Above are pi ten res of Mrs Rafus A Beagle of Cyntblann: her daughter Mamie and her son Elm er The husband and father waa murdered lost Sunday night by a dr unken negro Tho widow of tho dead officer ts prostrated over the tragedy which hoe Invaded their home The sympathy of tho people of Cyn thlnna and Harrison County Is being extended to tho grief-stricken woma and her family Another Is Believed Buried In Ruins of Home and Thirty Are Injured As Result of Storm ONE DEATH CAUSED IN HOUSTON TEXAS Widespread Loss of Property Also Reported From Sudden Squall (Associated Frees DlepatchJ LITTLE ROCK Ark Nov Twelve persona an known to be dead one man is believed to be burned In the ruins of his home andabout thirty Injured som probably fatally as the result of a tornado that swept through the thickly settled forming country a mile east of Hot Springs this afternoon Many farm houses were demolished All the deed and injured were farmers The city of Hot Springs suffered no damage and no one was Injured within lte limits reveler Bring the News This information was brought to Little Rock by passengers on a Rock Island train that reached here shortly after 11 o'clock tonight All wires to Hot Springs are out of commission Practically all the dead were killed by the collapse of their homes They were: Mrs A Edwards and three children Mrs George Tanner Mrs Paul Canada Hayden Poe two women and two children unidentified a negroes cook on the farm of Sumpter name unknown Killed as Heme Collapses Mrs Edwards and her children were killed when their home collapsed Mrs Tanner met death when a scantling was driven through her head Mrs head was severed by flytna timbers from the wreck of her home Poe died In a hospital at Hot Springs from his Injuries A man employed nt the farm of Carl Hulbert la missing The tenement house In which he lived was demolished It Js bellovgd his body la la the Believed Fatally Injured Mm Hite le In a Hot Springs hospital and la believed fetally In Jurod The southeastern section of the city Is said to hava been the only one which suffered serious damage The clubhouse of the Hot Springs Chantry Club and the residence of Maurice were among the destroyed buildings The United States reservation In the center of the city le said to have escaped damage HOUSTON HIT BY A SQUALL (Associated Press Dlapatcfa) HOUSTON Tex Nov One p-r-eon woe killed many were Injured and widespread lose of property waa lost by a brief but furloua squall which struck Houston and vicinity late today Many warehouses and ahedt were blown down and their contents damaged MIHK MIXES Bill PISSEI The two ordinances recommended to the Board of City Commissioners aa inatumenta for the abolition of the restricted district of the city by the Vice Commission will be presented to the board at its adjourned meeting this morning at 10 for final action That the measures will receive three or four and perhaps the full number of votes of the board la freely predicted at city hsIL Tho ordinances are drastic in the extreme and ora regarded by many gossipy politicians as highly Impracticable but The Heralds Information la that they will go through and be placed on the hooka An effort- to have the vice ordinances remain In cold storage until the first of the year and thus give the incoming Commissioners a chance to study them and pass upon them waa made several days ago by Commissioner Pulliam but finding that his colleagues were beat on having final action on them he smiled and quit Mr Pulliam holds that the new board will hare to enforce the ordinances If they are passed and he sees no reason why the present board should be harassed with them at this time Elevens LOUISVILLE 2G TO 0 01 1 HURD FIGHT Condition and CoachingTurn Balance In Favor of Men In the Last Minutes of Flay HUNTER BEST GROUND GAINER FOR HIS SIDE Three of Local Players In Last Contest For the Institution (By Staff Correspondent) LOUISVILLE Ky Nov Send lag their Crimson juggernaut twice over the exhaueted Louisville eleven In the closing six minutes of play the Transylvania football eleven piled up a formidable score and brought 'the final count In the last game of the season to 24 to 0 in their favor in the contest at Eclipse Park today The game lacked many of the spectacular thrills that gridiron enthu-alsasta have come to look for In their sport but It had many distinctive features that stood out prominently from the -smooth regular manipulations ot the two machines matched here today at Eclipse Park before a crowd of 2000 persona witnessing first Thanksgiving Day college foot ball game Transylvania hopes attained high-it fruition in the victory and much vindication of their claims for lndlvl dual and collective prowess waa glean from the result Out of the work of the team os a whole stood first that of Hunter at fullback then that of Arnett Yarbrough Neal Captain Lyklns playing hit last game for the (kfanson aod then each of the Transylvania men separately and eoitact-toely Not a man failed and hardly a regret was carried back to Lexington tonight when the Joyful squad and their coterie of rooter pulled out from the Southern station for home Louisville Spirit High An Indomitable spirit was the most valuable possession of the Louisville eleven today who lacked the Individual stars that lent lustre to the glory of the Transylvania victory They were never beaten they were overcome But that after all decides the contest and the vanquished finally can claim no port of the victory Superior teamwork greater endurance more finesse In training and pehrmps even better coaching are written tonight into the story which tells She result of the contest It waa a veritable battle of red Juggernauts which bumped and Jarred and rammed and smashed each other until the Crimson proved superior to the Cardinal and drove It in succession four times down the field for clearly and honestly earned touchdowns In the end the Crimson machine showed superior construction wiser assemblage and proved of better Individual parts while they worked in perfect harmony against the weakened and shattered Cardinal defense which waa practically helpless to prevent the dash and rigor with which Transylvania persecuted her attack In the closing quarter Game Stubborn at First Prior to that It had been a stubborn struggle Transylvania contest to wear down her opponent though playing aggressive ball at all times Twice Louisville threatened and once the aide-lines believed abe bad scored but that time Terry who had received a punt and had dodged out of bounds to escape the attack of Dick Arnett waa called back by the referee and tbe touchdown waa not counted In the third quarter after a rest between halves and In the second they took the offensive for a while and played the Crimsons in their own territory By their own admission the Louisville team which hod submitted meekly to a scoreless tie earlier in the season from Central and to other Indignities were perhaps a fourth stronger yesterday than they had been at any previous time in the season Ford a game quarterback and a dangerous enemy showed a world of pluck by entering the game when he should have been In the hospital and Thiels Finley and McCsleb were men to he watched throughout the contest Credit for the first two scores of the game goes to Hal Hunter and then Dick Arnett and Quarterback Yarborough took the other two In succession Twice Yarborough kicking from bad angles missed goal but twice be succeeded Cardinals Watch Hunter Duffy massed his men against Hunter and even then they could not withstand the Transylvania fullback For the first touchdown he literally backed three Cardinal and black Jerseyed men over the whitewash line for the Initial score of the day They attacked him in groups on the field and he came (Continued on Fags Three) On The imiDtRMA SliK OFFENSIVE HE REPULSED tyablned Fire of the British gad French Guns Is Too Much For Musselmon Attackers GREECE YIELDS TO DEMAND OF ALLIES Interest Now Centers On the Attitude of Roumania and Russian Intervention PAHS Nr (10:65 m)-SMfjr IgMIag hu bean la progress AiMSv days In Gallipoli Mn Da Tvtondartook a strong offensive aoTwrat but tm fepalscd by the fire of the British and IMS guaa Allied aoroplBMS ban bMritirto dtha railway between Gon-j nwtlsiritlt and Dcdccghntch daman-be tbs bridges and worships hare hmbartsd the coast of Asia Minor This tsformstloa la contained In the ddd omununlcntloa Issued tonight the lYenrh war oSee waicL also' nporta sB quiet on tho wait front MICE YIELM TO DEMAND LONDON Not SI Internal rotations between Greece and is Manta Powers hare boon esteb-Mil with tho Oreck government's as-mmeea that no attempt will bo made ktsrfsre with tho allied troops SmM they nnder any contingency be to cross tho Greek frontier sod BA as heretofore railway and other (CIm will bo afforded theiu tX the sssursness and tho gnamn-tOffo satisfactory to the allies Is Oh the but that Greek grain which had been held np at hers been allowed to proceed ifielr destinations relieving what mid hare been a very eerloua short of bread anppllea It their deien-Bs had been prolonged It Is nndsrstood that the allies have dm promised Greece momentary In-family after the war for nay damage thick might be done through tbo ores potion of Greek territory Roumania Now Interests With this thorny question out of tho my tbo British public has centered Its htsrest upon the attitude of Ron aula and the Intervention of Russia It to wel lostsbllshed that Russia hns nseentrutsd a great army near tho lomsanln frontier and despatches data that larger number iff heavy paw hare arrived at Odessa from hpsa fbr its ass However the dlree-dm Is which this army will move will to dictated by tbs policy tho Rou-autos government adopts Berlin shows some uneasiness bnt broad that and the statement of tho hmmanlsn premier Bratlano that Be relatione between Russia and Imsiaala were never better there Is Httlng to go on As result of tho success of tbs AmtroOermsns end Bulgarians In Phtag command of the Koaaovo Natosu tho Serbian government has sored to Bcutari while the army la Staffing the little fringe of Serbia ntch hes between the Sltnlcn River the Albanian an Montenegrin battlers It can bo provisioned from atari from which place tho Monte-Mfrins built good roods during their iKUDiitflll Serbians Hold Menastlr Monaatir Is atlll in die posaesslon of (to Serbians but tho Bulgarians are tasking toward it while the army of (tenant yon Gallwtt Is reported to be a the way dow nthe Vardar Valley to Mp the Bulgarians attack the Anglo-Rneh forces Hmry cannonading continues on thf otem front winter has put 4 stop to any big movements on the eastern boot while the Italians ere persisting to their offensive and arc daily getting oarer Serials across the Isonzo and torerto and Rlva In the Trentlnn BRITISH DEPORT UNDESIRABLE LONDON (10:17 1 The Brit-a police ere enforcing with a strong JM fret hand their power of deport I jto undesirable aliens While the had this power war con- yteca have made It more desirable In ordinary times and the do-I "toaotthe-realm act haa given them I Mr Ironclad authority 1 No reason need be given those delated beyond the statement that they I eon1dered undesirable London all big cities haa had It large I Joy world of people living by their I Jh but managing most of the time I trade criminal charges 'This uu-IJtotowW contingent la now undergoing sweep and several of Its mm-12 been deported during the I "to month I attracting the most atten-JtoJ that of Tod Sloan the former I Jbey who was arreated a I two ago on a deportation order Home Secretary and will ha on A ea be to One of Greatest Games On Local Field Played Before a Record Crowd 4 Three brothers "Boots" Pete and have written their namea In large letters across the football history of State University but the greatest of these Is "Doc" On Stoll Held yesterday afternoon -he booted two field goals each from the 42 yard line which brought Kentucky State a deserved victory over the eleven from the University of1 Tennessee The final score was 4 to 0 but not one of the 6000 frenxled football ena who witnessed the game cared ought for the' final score and were ready and will to pay homage to the game and hard fighting field general of the Wildcats and hla teammates It was a glorious victory for the blue end white Four times the Cats had fplled to score from within the ten yard line twice because of fumbles and twice when attempted forward passes resulted In touch-becks Many who bed seen the Volunteers brace and fight like fiends when their goal line was threatened settled back In their seats prepend for a scoreless tie But they had not reckoned with the toe 'of "Doc" Rpdes for the three brothers who will live long In blue end white football his- tory are "Boots" Pete aod "Doe" Rodeo Once In the third period with tbs wind pertly at hla bock but blowing diagonally serosa tbe Arid at such an angle es to make tbe kick a difficult one Rodes made hla first goal from the field with Captain Schrader spread out on the ground on the forty-three yard line holding the belL With this alight margin the Wildceta never faltered and In the fourth period with the Volunteers showing more life and power than at any previous time Rodes added three more points for hla team kicking this time with the wind against the bslL Each kick was a long powerful drive straight as an arrow and carried many yards over the goal Cheers Quickly Quieted- After each kick pandemonium broke over the stands that waved the blue end white which means both stands for the crowd waa a Kentucky crowd with but a few exceptions But the enthusiasm was soon checked after each score for while the Wildcats braced after each goal the Volunteers came back harder than before and the powerful line plunges of Ring and Luck a long run by May and a series of long and cleverly played forward passes caused fear and trembling to the blue and white cohorts But It was not his fancy toe work alone that kept Rodes In the spotlight With a wrenched shoulder that required careful guarding on every play 'the wiry and wily quarterback of the Wildcats led his team In every style of play He would smash Into tbe line worm hfs way through bis opponents when It seemed thst only a miracle could tave him from their grasp ground their forward passes that meant defeat maybe for Kentucky had they been completed He handled all the punts In the backfield without a slip and they were long twisting spirals which required a nerve of Iron with powerful ends charging down the field and by a bard desperate tackle downed "Bud" May In tbe center of the field after the veteran quarter of the yellow and white had wormed his way through the entire Wildcat team running from a fake kick formation from within the shadow of his own goaL Tennessee had staged a rally Just before long ran that threatened danger to the Wildcats but Rodes clever tackle restored confidence to his teammates who fought back more doggedly than before Had May been able to elude Rodes nothing could have prevented the Tennessee touchdown that would have tied the score and put the ball In the best possible position from which to kick the goal that would have given Tennessee the victory All Earned Victory But though the victory waa a great personal triumph for the slightly 19-year-old Fayette County boy credit for his spectacular work Is not any disparagement of the work of teammates and to them and to the followers of the blue and white banner tbe victory Is as sweet as it could be had the fourteen men chosen by Dr Tlgert to do battle divided evenly (Continued ea Fags Twelve) "DOC" RODES nun of Lina tWI HIM PISTES! Ten Organizations of City Object To Release of Girl's Assailant WIRE THE GOVERNOR Child Welfare Bodies Say Former Prisoner Is a Menace LOUISVILLE Ky Nov A telegram of protest against the pardoning of Paul Jonea 65 years old who was serving a sentence of three years in the Jefferson County Jail for a statutory crime against a girl waa sent to Governor McCreary yesterday by representatives of ten Louisville organize tlons Interested In child welfare work Jonea had been a prisoner at the JaU since the spring of 1214 and Tuesday was pardoned by the Governor on th recommendation of Margaret Baxter whom be Is alleged to have attempted to assault her mother Mrs Joe Baxter JaU Physician I Spears Jailer Charles Foster and Frank McGrath A news dispatch' from Frankfort stated that Commonwealth's Attorney Joseph Huffaker also had signed the petition for pardon but Mr Huffaker denied absolutely that he had done eo Two Original Cases An Indictment charging Jones with attempted assault of tbe Baxter girl was filed away by the Commonwealth when the prisoner agreed to plead guilty to an Indictment charging him with attacking Anna Goldstein Dsxter girl when seen last night at the home of her father Joseph Bax-tor a railroad crossing switchman of 835 Marshall Street denied that Jones attempted to harm her In any way 8he sold she appeared at his trial In the role of a witness Asked as to why they had signed the petition for the pardon of the 7-filer the Baxter girt and her mother Mrs Fronle Baxter said they did so because they had no personal hard feeling toward Jones They said they affixed their names to the petition last February upon request of a courthouse deputy whoue name they did not know Governor McCreary is In Ijexlnxton and the telegram of protest will not be received by him nntll this morning The official document giving Jonea Ms freedom waa delivered to his daughter Tuesday and cannot be revoked Jonea left the Jail Tuesday shortly after notification of his pardon had been received Tbe petition upon which the Governor released the man stated that hla health wa la a serious condition necessitating an operation and that the petltltloners "thought that he had been sufficiently punished and requested clemency for him" Pretest For Publication The Oourifer-Journal last night waa requested to publish the follownlg protest against the Governor's action by a committee composed of Mrs George Avery and Mrs Harry Bishop: "Tbe representatives of tbe undersigned organizations wish to express through your columns an earnest protest against the nardon (Continued on Fags Two) KMIE I rim in nous Inquest Held In the Cose of Vctim of Drunken Negro At Cynthiana LIQUOR SALES CAUSE Murder In Harrison County Capital Directly Due To Illicit Traffic (Special to The Herald) CYNTHIANA Ky Nov The coroner's inquest into the death of Policeman Rufus A Beagle resulted in the following verdict: "We the Jury find that Rufus A Beagle came to his death by pistol shot wounds said pistol waa fired by one rlnit Lynem Said Beagle waa killed while In the discharge of hla duty on Sunday night November 21 1215 at about 11 "ROLLA VANIIOOK EL DAUM JEWTTT "JAMES REES CHANDLER McKINNET" The shooting occurred on West Pike Street near the Jail residence and the evidence brought out In the Inquest waa to the effect that on Sunday night about 11 o'clock shota were heard and threatening words were beard by Policeman Beagle while on his bent He came upon the scene appearing on the opposite elde of the street Witness swore "that If any policeman came fooling around he would be killed" was beard Beagle commanded Claude Lynem a negro who was causing the disturbance to put hla pistol np and the negro exclaimed: "No not put It up shoot Then rapid firing began and six shota were fired at Mr Beagle As the wounded man sank to the ground he fired bis pistol at his assailant and one shot took effect In the body making a slight wound When the negro- saw thej officer go down he Jumped Into a bug- gy with bis brother Jess Lynem and drove away Mr Beagle made his way to the office of Garrett A Cummins stable a few feet away and told Cummins he bad been shot by Claude Lynem and soon after died Lynem was drinking and as testified to at the Inquest earlier In the night he had been quarrelsome at a restaurant on Bridge Street and had threatened to "shoot somebody" Policeman Beagle it was brought out was 47 years of age and had been night policeman for seven years discharging the dutlce of hla office faithfully He always preferred using gentle means when possible la dealing with offenders against the law The murderous assault of the drunken negro la the direct outcome of the illicit selling of liquor GOVERNOR IS HiWED TO Join FORD PEACE MOVE Will Be Unable To Go On Account of the Inauguration of Stanley JANE ADDAMS TO GO Thomas A Edison and John Wanamakcr Also Will Be In the Party FRANKFORT Ky Nov Governor McCreary received today a message from Henry Ford the Detroit manufacturer Inviting him to Join the peace commission being organised by Mr Ford and which will anil for Europe from New York December 4 tho Steamer Oncer IL The me sage sold Mies Jane Addams Thomas Edison and John Wans maker bad already oocepted invltationa to bo Mr Ford's guests on the trip and added: "I am cabling leading men and women of European nations to Join ua route and at some central point to established later establish an International conference dedicated to negotiations leading to a Just settlement of the war" The Invitation will bo declined by Governor McCreary unless It can be delayed until after the Inauguration of Governor-elect Stanley Thomas Edison Mias Jane Addams and John Wanamaker are among those who have accepted NR WYORK Henry Ftord tonight gave out copies of replies he received to telegrams he hhd sent to UK) prominent persona asking thorn to leave with him on December 4 for Europe on a peace mission Mr Ford had telegraphed that ha proposed to take leading American men and women Christiania Stockholm and Copenhagen where they would meet others Interested In urging peace Mr Ford said he had received acceptances from Thomas A Edison John Wanamaker Mha Jane Addams bliss Helen Keller Mrs Anna Garland gpcncor of Meadvllle ra and Frederick Howe Commissioner of Immigration sent back to the United States on the ground of being an undesirable alien Inasmuch as it was alleged that he had been maintaining a gambling house PARIS (3:30 The first day's subscription to the "great loan or victory" as the new IVeneh loan has been characterized by the of Finance brought out a rreattr number of Investors today than had been anticipated The lines began forming at 9 at the apeclal loan windows In all postofflees and at the banks and at the headquarters of the loan at the Pavilllon de Flore In the extreme southern wing of the Louvre i a.