THE WASHINGTON TBTES THURSDAY MARCH 15 1906

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Games Will Be Played onWhite House Ellipse

SCHEDULE IS ARRANGED

Executive Committee to Secure Um

pires Immediately All Teams

Are Strengthened-

A meeting of the board of directors oftho Departmental Baseball Leaguo waslield at the ofllco of the chief clerk of3ie Postolllce Department on Tuesdaynight at which the committee on facEties announced that the necessarygrounds on the White House ellipse hadbeen secured

It will require the use of two grounds-to play the schedule as arranged Theschedule which had been tentativelyadopted at the preceding meeting wasfinally agreed upon In complete formIt provides for the playing of six gamesper week one each day from Slay 14to June inclusive Beginning withJuly 1 when the Saturday halfholidayscommence games will beeliminated and two games will beplayed on Mondays and Fridays fromthat date August 13

Postponed GamesThis permits the use of the second

ground on a sufficient number of daysto provide fer the playing of postponedGames promptly and arrangementswere made that postponed games shouldnot bo allowed to accumulate butshould be played off at the earliest possible such postponed ana tiegames to be by the executivecommittee and have the same status asgames originally scheduled

The executive committee was directedto make the necessary arrangements forsecuring obtaining bids on theequipment to be used during the seasonfor all teams and to proceed at oncowith all necessary arrangements In order that everything may be In readinessfor the starting of the season on thedate in the scheduleSecretarys Duties-

A resolution was adopted providingthat tho duties of the secretary of theleague shall be designated to him Inwriting by the president and that thoconduct of the league during the season shall be under the direction of thepresident and the executive board ofthe league

All of tho teams have been materially strengthened and with thoence of the past season as athere Is every prospect that the sportwill he of a order It may bestated that this season arrangementswill bo made for ample police protection on the grounds completeorder and contributing to the pleasureof those the games

SPEAKER OF KANSAS HOUSEURGES PRISON FOR JOHN D

KANSAS CITY Mo March 33 WR Stubbs speaker of the house ofrepresentatives of Kansas In a publicaddress declared that John D

does not care for fines Put thestripes on him and put him to breaking rock In a penitentiary was themethod Stubbsto make the Standard Oil leader care

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taid Senators Open Their Eyes in Awe atPenrose Bill Which Wants to Know

About HammerBlow Centrifugal-Lift of Locomotives

Science the scientific prlates for the Investigation the pallrynicely calculated struck the sum of 50000 the same amount asupper house of Congress The Sen that asked to carry on the Tillmanatorlal mind now basks In tho glow of Glllesplo Investigation of the rallrdoasselfcongratulation occasioned by the connection with the oil and coal Industhought that It may In the near fu tries of the country The ambitious

Statehood And Rate Legislation

Overshadowed by Huge Prob-

lem of Engines Tangental Throw

statesmen have risen above the depres 1 they are not discouraged They would

Penrose Senator from Pennsylvania They are exalted by the opportunity the bill in asking 80000 instead ofhas caught the mania and is now tight to help science along in its discoveries 5000000Uplifted by an opportunity to do so Sciencethe sisterhood of science

Investigation of the quantity of the much good they mention not the few from the of practical pollsocalled hammer blow centrifugal ness of the dollars asked for They tics fleeing madding crowd oflift and tangential throw of the coun figure that the people whose taxes will placeseeklhg constituents the Senaterbalance In locomotive driving make up the 550000 may persuadewheels themselves to submit to the Ignominy from Pennsylvania It has the addedIt matters not that the bill appro of such a low sum They sigh but virtue of distributing the paltry 550

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ly hugging It to his bosom Hehas Introduced a bill providing for an has worked Turning away

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Root Hopes to Settle Pointsof Difference

State Department Ambitious to SecureStronger Bond Between Two

Countries

There Is now being prepared In theState Department a brief of the differ-ences between the Dmtcd States andCanada on the subjects which for manyyears have been In controversy betweenthe two countries

Chandler Anderson a New Yorkhas been retained by the depart

ment for this workAn occasion of the most signal imjx rtance to the cordiality of the two

ountries will be the Pilgrims Societydinner in New York March

10 this dinner Earl Grey the Canadian governor general has been Invited-as a guest of honor Rootand Assistant Secretary Bacon alsowill be guests honor and thespeeches which will be made havemore than passing significanceMr toward a more

complete unification of Interest between Canada and the United StatesNot only does he wish differences adjusted but he wants the two sectionsof the continent to pull together formutual benefit and advance along linesof Improvement for both

000 among some half a dozen universi-ties throughout the country To theroseate hues of the Senatorial visionsof giving science this unexpected boostIs added the glittering glob of thegood deed of assisting to a highernotch the cause of higher education

The House Phlegmatic-In the House the proposition Is not

regarded with enthusiasm Betterfar Insist the members to hoist fromthe Government service with vigorousboot the faithful clerk and more en-trancing still to pass the swift and oftrecurring pension bin

Away with donations to sciencethey cry collectively for the House hasla its membership practical pushingpowerful politicians All of them sayfreely they have appropriation billsthey want to get through Congress andthey have no idea of putting on thernatorial face the smile which

science Invariably plants on the-r i ntenances of those who help her-r though It be with only the paltry

sum of 50000One member when shown the bingiving the few shekels the seldom pias

tres the varying sestertii to the engines punch and hammerblow said he was reminded of weeksago when the Hon Bourke Cockranpainted In glowing pictures the sceneof a faithful switchman throwing trainsto the right tracks The Congressmandecided the centrifugal lift and tan-gential throw could not possibly meana switchman He passed it up

Politician Is PuzzledNot for me he cried and passed

on The Penrose proposition perplexedand puzzled the politician

It Is thought the Senate will In theend say the same thing It is evenintimated that the centrifugal lift andtangential throw will get a in theJaw and a hammerlock about the neckthat will put it Out or business forseveral years to come

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PIANO SALE15h-e Climax of ValueGiving in Slightly Used and

I SecondHand PianosThe list below tells of the most extraordinary values in Pianos weve yet offered

f As the season rapidly draws to a close the incentive to force out all these instruments becomes stronger and prices have become really sensationally low

Every instrument in the list is of Known worth and all the pianos are in excellentcondition many having been thoroughly overhauled in our factories in Baltimore whileothers needing but minor repairs have been repaired in our shops here

You can picK up a genuine bargain from this list

case fine tone perfect conmandolin attachment Spe

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DECKER BROS Sweet tone goodaction beautiful ebony case Nowat v

SMITH of them just in fromrent and in perfect condition fcfAAOriginally 300 Now

case sweettone thoroughly modern instrument Special

now in excellent condition Spedalnow

McCAMMON Rosewood case nicetone now in excellent condition fSpecial

GABLER Rosewood case nice tone JJ1CAused but a short time Now marked

STULTZ instrumentnow in good condition i

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tone goodcondition Practically a gift at

repaired ebonycase Extra

BRADBURY Oak case in excellentcondition Now at

KNABEMagnificent case very elaborate fine full

rich tone Regular 750 instrument i

forAny of the above pianos costing under 225 will be sold at 10 cash and 5 monthly payments

THREE STERLING VALUES OF INTEREST TO THOSE WANTING PIANO PLAYERS-One Weber Baby Grand Ma

hogany excellent conditionand Mahogany Pianola just liKe

12 rolls of MusicAll for the unheardof priceof

One new Player of standard maKein a beautiful a used Pianolas in Mahogany Rosefine Mahogany Piano of rich tone

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wood or Ebonized cases and 12slightly used with 12 rolls of Mu rolls of Music free All have been put

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Remnant Prices Ruleon AH Odd Lots and

Broken Lineslots and remainders of regular lines marking them for immediateclearance This roundup of all Remnants keeps stocks clean and

that justifies us in the losses we bear every Remnantday

Wash Goods RemnantsRem-nants of white Mercerized Mad

ras white Lace Stripe lawns WhiteFigured Madras White PersianLawns White Cannon Cloth IndiaLinen Longcloth Nainsook alsowhite and colored Victoria LawnGinghams French Organdies withfloral designs Shepherd Checks etcAll in useful lengths QuaIlties sold off the piece at 12 c 3 f15c and 19c a yd Remnant X tprice yard

Another lot of Wash Goods includ-ing Imported White Dotted SwissLlnnene with India mon finish C-

linch white Persian Lawn 47 inchFrench Lawn Imported India Xenonssatin figured Mercerized Madras Colored Novelty silk finish PanamaMercerized Silk Finish Pongee In allcolors and other high grade washmaterials An In desirablelengths Qualities sold oft f i

the piece at 13c and 25o ayard Remnant price

HousewaresGa-s Globes ia cut glass designsRegular ISc value lOc

3pt Stone Water Pitchers worth15c lOc

Sheet Iron Bread Pans assortedstyles 5c

Steel Frying Pans worth up toISc lOc

White Metal Table Spoons each at c

White Metal Tea Spoons each tc19c Crystal Glass Vinegar Cruets S-o2pt Seamless Covered Granite Iron

Saucepans worthlScJflcGranite Iron Boners worthup to 9Sc 39c

Seamless Granite Iron Dish Putsworth ISc for J3C

5 Trimmed Hats 298-A large assortment of stylish Street Hats trimmed in t

great variety of charming effects Every color and black Notwo alike

Made of best quality Straw Braids on the most desirableshapes of the season including Turbans Sailors and WalkingeffectsEach hat has its distinctive trimmings of quilts flowers or

touch of ribbon here and thereEqual style and cannot be secured elsewhere for less than

5300 These are excellent Hats tor between season are offered at 52SS

A lot of Readytowear and Untrimmed Hats made of Horsehairand silk braids combined with tucked shirred or pleated chiffon In asplendid variety of new shapes both large and smart all colors in-cluding old rose Alice blue gray light blue pink navy brown greenwhite and back Regular 350 values at SLSS

Kid Gloves 29cOdd lot of about 250 pairs of Chil

drens Kid Gloves In all colors 2clasp style Sold for J75c a pair Remnant price

For St Patricks DayMarch 17 is St PatricksDay Were ready with the proper

green ribbon Rosettes with stream-er for the occasion Special lOceach

Big Bargains in ShoesWo-mens 3 and 50 Shoes of pat I Infants arid Chfldpena Shoes oddsent colt dull calf and viol kid j and ends of lines sold for rfr

hand sewed Reduced toWomens 5200 Boots and Oxfords

of dark tan kind dull calf patent coltand rid kid Also a few

French heel Oxfords 3 I A1JRemnant price pair

Choice of regular 23c ShoeDressings In tan black orwhite Remnant price

Womens 5350 Tan Calf and Kidalso Suede Oxfords Welt

Women 125 Lace and MTVButton Shoes low andregular heels

Rawhide Moccasins for S imen women and childrenworth 51 and 5L2S a pair ror

About 75 pairs of Mens 250 and300 Patent Colt and Kid Shoes

odds and ends of regular

Womens 130 and L75 oButton Shoes with pat

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Domestic RemnantsRem-nants of Apron Ginghams

quality equal to Amoskeag In bluebrown and green checkslengths from 2 to 10 yardsRegular 7c value

Remnants of yardwide Cambricsoft finished quality for making un-dergarmentslengthsyard

Remnants of yardwide CordedMadras In neat blue pink blackand white stripes figures

and 12c values Remnantprice yard

Remnants of Dress Ginghams to avariety of new spring styles includ-ing pink oxblood and graystripes Lengths 10 S 3fyards Regular lOa qualityfor VI4

Remnants of Shell Oilcloth In agood assortment of patterns i fThe best quality manufactured n wRemnant price yard J

Remnants of Fancy Prints andlight Shirting Prints Suitable forFast colors Lengths from 2 to10 yards Remnant price yd

Fourth Floor RemnantsRem-nants of Silkollnes Denims Lot of 4 felt Mattresses size 4 feet 6

Cretonnes Curtain Swiss and other Inches One and two flj J

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Remnant price squareyard

tansides Rubber tired firwheels Regular 5600 to 4 400 values for

Lot of Babies High Chairs r ooak finish Regular

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Opaque Window Shads In all colorsbold for as theso praged we shail close themout at

Dress Goods RemnantsL-ot 1 25c yard

Remnants Dress Goods includ-ing Allwool Albatross BatisteFancy Suitings Plain Mohairs WoolCashmere Shepherd Checks Wool

Panama Basket Weave and Melton Cloths in black ana leading col-ors Desirable lengths for skirtsand suits Values wortp up to roc ayard for 23c

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Ings Panama French BroadclothSilk and Wool Eclinne CovertCloth Sicilian Prunella HenriettaCheck Mohairs etc 44 to 52 incheawide Qualities sold as high as JL3a yard for 47c a yard

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Boys ClothingBoys and Childrens Broadbrim

Sailor Hats of serge and clothSomecrowns200 forBoys Percale Waists In

neckband style Broken sizes IRegular 25c value for

Boys Neglige Shirts in neckbandstyle Sizes 13 and 1 only rr

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