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I BEST NEWSPAPER LARGEST CIRCULATION IN CENTRAL AUSTIN AMERICAN. SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 17, 1918. (WEALTH TAUC The November Sale Which Began a Opens Again Tbmorrcw Suits are all this season's choicest models. Tomorrow $35, $42.50 Suits that formerly sold from $42.50 up to $75 One lot of Suits tomorrow at $16.75 Reductions Start Mon day on Hats, Coats, Skirts and Dresses An event of import to women of Austin. Come early.

Newarrivals in handsome Furs in Capes, Throws, Neck Pieces, Barrel and Canteen Muffs. ML I M. mdS. Cl1 (P ricmtairjucgq If rHi.rroti.trev" tAJ feSXH ft. AND M.

PIRATES ARE VICTORS 7 TO 0 IH GAME YESTERDAY Sole Score Came in Second Quarter in GrueKng'Match at College Station. PIRATES HELD LINE TWICE IN TWO INSTANCES Southwestern University Re. sorted Frequently' to Forward Pass Only One Completed. Special Newt Servlf of The Austin American. COLLEGE STATION, Texas, Nov.

16. A. i M. defeated Southwestern university at today, 7 to the sole score coming in the second quarter, when Weir recovered a fumble and ran 25 yards for a touchdown. Edens of Southwestern recovered kick had been blocked in the third quarter, and ran 20 'yards before being tackled, thus giving the visitors their best chance to score.

1 The Pirate line held tight in two instances when the Farmers were within striking distance of their goal and played a good defenseve game throughout, Klam and Garth being the only A. men who could gain consistently against them. The visitors resorted frequently to the forward pass, but only one was completed for a gain of any distance, and one was Intercepted. Kith teams punted frequently and well. The line-up: Southwestern A- A Haines Weir Left end Edens Walker Left tackle Hart Scudder Left gliard Tucker Vanderpool Center Johnson Murrah Right guard' McCullough Drake Right tackle Endelbert Alexander, Capt Right end Cowthon.

Cart. Elam Quarterback Wilson McDonald Left half Moose Martin Right half Young Garth Fullback Official, Prettchke (Minnesota). Referee, Kinney Mississippi" A. Umpire. Chas.

Worth (Purdue). sentencedtoath 12 texans ask life of governor in 1918 An even dozen capital punishment cases have been acted upon by the board of pardons and the governor since W. P. Hobby entered the gov-ernor's office. One Capital Itinishtiint a Mouth.

That is a record of one a month: and that means that the cases have gonethrough all the courts and been affirmed, and then as a last resort have been brought to the pardon board Probably 1000 Other Cnses. Probably there have been requests for pardon In fully 1000 oilier cases Involving terms in the penitentiary luring the year. Board and Govcrmtr Must Deride. I The pardon board, now composed TEXAS WiNS OVER RICE 14 TO 0 IN A HARD FOUGHT GAME Straight Football Played in Quagmire at Houston Yesterday With Plenty of Fight on -Both Sides. RICE WON LAST YEAR BY SCORE OF 13 TOO Texas Was on Offensive All the Time Yesterday, Outplaying Rice in Every Department.

Special Newt Service oi the Austin American HOUSTON, Texas, s'ov. 16. Texas defeated Rice, 14 to 0. in a hard-fought game played on a sloppy field. 4 Ferguson made a score In the second quarter on a short line buck.

i Smith broke through the line for a 30-yard run and goal In the third quarter. -Graves kicked both goals. Texas was on the offensive all the time and outplayed Rice in every department of the game. Both Ride? fumbled frequently but with no important effects 'on the score. Mud slowed up Willis and Mo Collum from effective end running.

Smyth was. the surest ground gainer. This is Texas' greatest victory this season. Rice beat Texas last year, 11 to 0. Texas' lineup was: Hill, Graves, Collins, ends: Falls.

Pena, tackles; Spence, Neuman, guards; Swenson, center; Ferguson, quarterback; Ellis. McCoIlum, halfbacks: Smyth, fullback. Referee. Mann. Umpire, Lyons.

Linesman, Russell. Austin American's Weather Report Prepared exclusively for poimeation in thu morninr AUSTIN AMERICAN bj Observer t. V. kteAutlfle of the Central Ttua weatbM urean. United State Ueparticenl ot Acricu ai, at AaJo- -Terapcrature Blghekt Lowest jr ester- last Tree' pi-tatloij.

.00 .00 .00 .00 .76 .00 1.0 .56 .20 Abilene Amarillo 54 42 70 64 58 50 70 4 82: 58 54 Brownsville. Corpus Dallas Del Rio. Galveston Houston Palestine San Antonio Taylor Weather Conditions. The western disturbance moved toi eastern Kansas during Friday night, giving copious rainfall from eastern Texas to the and northward -through the Mississippi and Ohio valleys to the Lake region. Temperatures remain moderate, but show a falling tendency In the wett-ern estates.

The weather in t.iis vicinity during the next 6 hours will be fair an-1 colder, with moderate1 northerly winds. Austin Wrnthcr x-n. a Uadinsa takm at tha Atuun American olt. a. m.

8:00 a. nt. .0 10:00 a. it 11:00 m. .72 14:00 m.

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...7 THE NEW DAYS TO COME CONSIDERED IN SENATE i By AaeoHalod Pre Tha Awn WASHINGTO.V. Nov. 16. The first formal steo toward truction (program in congress was taken Saturday, when a senate Judiciary subcommittee headed by Senator Overman of North Carolina be. fan consideration of Overman bill for- a reconstruction commission to be appointed by the president.

7 0 Austin American $7 a year for a Limited Time Only MABRY MECHANICS niiir TO KELLY FIELD Kellyites Took Home Victory to the Tune of Full Score of 26 to 7. MECHANICS TO MEET FARMERS SATURDAY Fighting Mechanics "Fighting Mad" Will Seek Vengeance on the Aggies! The Camp Mabry football team lost its second game of the season Saturday when it was defeated at Clark field by the enlisted men's training detachment, Kelley Field No. 2, eleven to the tune of 26 to 7. Two Teams Evenly Matched. The two teams were evenly matched during the first three quarters of the content, Kelley field pushing over Wied twenty yards through tack, CamP Bxcrln Quarter when inter a forward pass on his opponent 20- vard line, following wnicn ueuienany Windlo, after several effectual plunges by tha Mabry backs, went over.

Minier kicked the subsequent goal, and as Kelley field had failed to kick goal atter its touchdown, the third quarter ended with Mabry In the lead. 7 to 6. Mechanics Go to Pieces. During the fourth quarter the me chanics' eleven seemed to go to pieces, while the aviators came back strong. The Mabry line failed to hold arainst the fierc onslaughts of the (visitors and before time was called 'the men from San Antonio had (amassed 20 more points and the game.

I'sual Sterling Game. For Camp Mabry Captain Minier put up his usual sterling game. alihnnrh he. too. was a bit off-color at times.

Red" 'Willis, Lieutenant Windle Jand Lieutenant Lefler, who were in lne game up 10 viieir uhm io WIIULO llllIV, UISU litlJCU wen. Up to the time that he was taken 'out because of injuries, Willis maile practically all the tackles and also plunged through the lines for several nice gains. Lieutenant Wmdle returned several punta In brilliant fashion. Kelley Bright Lights. For Kelley Field, Olson.

Wagner and Cunon were the bright lights. Mabry to Meet Farmers. On next Saturday, Nov. 25. Camp Mabry will journey to College Station to meet the Texas Aggies.

If all the men on the Mabry football roster now on the sick list-or injured list are in fit condition by that date, the Aggies will have no easy time of it. Mabry is "fightin mad" over the defeat at the hands of the flyers and would just as leave take revenge on the Aggies as on any other team. Austin American's Football Scores At Dallas: Camp Dick, Camp Logan, 0. At Dallas: Southern Methodist university, 11; Baylor university, 0. At Houston: University.

14; Rice, 0. At Klgin. Texas: Elgin High school, S7; Bastrop, 3. At Norfolk, V. P.

25; North Carolina A- and 0. At Winston-Salem, N. C. Davidson, University of North Carolina. 7.

At Richmond, Hampden Sidney, 13; Richmond college, 0. At Lynchburg, Va. Virginia Christian college. 12; William and Mary, 0. At Greenville.

S. University of South Carolina, 29; Furman university. 12. At New Orleans, Camp Pike, 10; Tulane. 7.

i At Memphis, Park field, Mississippi A. and 0. At Norman, Oklahoma university, 103; Arkansas university, 0. At Birmingham. Vanderbilt, 21; Auburn, 0.

At Louisville, Camp Hancock, Camp Zachary Taylor, 0. At Chicago; Chicago Naval Reserves, 20; Camp Dodge, 0. At Des Moines. Iowa: Drake, Simpson, 6. At St.

Iouis, ForttRHey, 34; Scott field, 0. At Chicago: Northwestern, 21 Chicago, 8. At Oberlin, Ohio: Case. 17; Ober-lin. 0.

At Lincoln, Nebraska, 20; Kansas, 0. At Minneapolis, Minnesota, Wisconsin, 0. At East Michigan Aggies, 13; Notre Dame, 7. At Omaha. Camp Grant, 21: Fort Omaha, 7.

At New Tork: Columbia. 14; eWs-teyan. 0. At Andover, Exeter1, 28; Andover, 7. At Easton, Lafayette, 19; Franklin and Marshall.

0. At Schenectady, N. Y. Union, Hamilton. 0.

At South Bethlehem. Pa Pennsylvania State. 7: Iehigh, At Amherst. Amherst, 20: Williams. 0.

At Newton. Fordham, IS; Boston college, 0. At Washington: New Tork university, Maryland State. 0. At Swarthmore, Swarthmore, Delaware, 0.

At t'rbana, Illinois, 13; Ohio State, 0. At Ann Arbor, Michigan, IS: Svracuse. 0. At Denver, University of Denver 14; Colorado Agricultural college, 0. At Iowa City, Iowa: Jowa, 21; Ames.

0. At Indianapolis, Purdue, 63; Wabash, '7. At New Torkf Great Lakes, 84; Rutgers. 14, At.New York; Princeton, 28; Upton, 7. At Pittsburg.

University of Pennsylvania. University of Pittsburg, 87. At Philadelphia. Yard, 21; Brown, 7. At Annapolis, Navy, 1J7; Uruinus, 0.

At Knoxvllie, Tenn University of Tennessue, 20; Maryvllle college, Double Fabric Auto Tires. 4.000-mtle guarantee. make tho nd-justmenU. W. T.

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nl1a ariihlnf-n btnrtt Ifrm alrtw finaw A4ili 'rkma i III. IT'S GOOD TO SEE A GOOD SMILE U. OFT. LOSES FOUR ADDITIONAL MEN IN SERVICE The University of Teias now mourns the loss of forty-eight former students -who have given their livet in the present war. Four( names added to the list this week include Major Woods XVulker Lynch, Sergeant Taney DavlasTylor, Captain Pleas Daniel Barnhlll and Captain Joel i Major Lynch.

'99 medical, Midland, died it Camp Sheridan. Pergeant Taylor, '19 law, San An-tonlo, died Oct. 10 at Camp Joseph Johnston of pneumonia. Captain Barnhlll, '9 medical. Brrn-ham, died Oct 31 at Fort Klngsold.

following a severe attack of infhienia. Rilled In Action. Captain Moore, '14 engineering, Umuasas, died of wounds received in action Oct. It. Captain Moore was asslsunt Instructor in the departmtnt engineering following tin graduation.

He was afterwards a member of the facuity of Oklahoma A. and resigning this place to enter the first officers' training camp at Leon Springs. Srvrrrly WouiKlrd. Ueutenant George w. West, MO San Antonio, and ljruton-ant Snecd MacDonnell, 1 enicineer-mg, AuKtm.

have bcerf reported o-vervly wounded In action. Lieutenant Thomas J. Martin, :,17 law. Fredericksburg, and Uutpnant (il-nn Kimo Woodiey. '1 academic.

Mibinal, have been reported wounded slightly. Lieutenant William Landon Urad-field, 'IS academic. Han i. prisoner at the officers' prlon camp at Karlnrune. Lieutenant Eradflcld Is in th'e avia-tion corps and was raptured In a raid over the tierman lines.

To the People of Travis County: i. pon ine earnest solicitation of many friends in Travis county, an- iiuum niy canamacy for place 1 in the stato legislature, made va cant oy the appolntraent of Hon oraoie jnd. vv. Hrady to the as-! sociate Jtidgship of the Second Court of Appeals. Jf elected to the position, I shall I work for the early enactment into I law nf the platform demand adopted by the Waco convention, I which Include the submission of' constitutional amendments providing! for state.wlde prohibition and eitml suffrage for women, and shall strive to aid in making the admirtstratlon of Governor Hobby one of the most succemrui in ine mcrorv or stnia E.

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