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TITE 3TORXIXG OREGOXIAX, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1911. ALL ROAD BILLS TO BE UP TUESDAY House Decides to Discuss Measures Without Aid of Outside Orators. ONLY ONE PLAN LIKED Mariner's Proposrd Law, Opposite Art r&ox-d by Senate, I Adopted by Repress ntatlTes Commit tee Against Association Wmj. JTATK CATITOU .a.Im. Or.. Feb. I. Sprrlal. 4.'nsllratlon of all ""1 road bi:ia. ortactnattnr Id bots the Hous an-1 Senate. wi:i bo takrn up by tl ll.aus at 1 orlitrk Tuesday morn- Thl was Itir decision rea.-hed by th lluux Just lefor adjournment t day an-i after the lluu'. by a le- elsiv ot. prrra liaeu main" itermitttnar any person not a mnibrr of tn Houm to participate In the dl-.-us- alon Incident to ! consideration th KrownMll of YamMII wtnt'il to farther and lo n clixl from the assembly hall all per mni rurpl Iteprrsentatlvea an. I Hons offirera while the bills are being con- Iderril. Senate" Cor Opposed. Hnsttlitr on I'm rart of th Houe toward th miurn fathered br II ixxt Koad.t AsHUtton and passe, 1 by the Senate wa train manifested on the fl.xr of the Iluse today when th. committee on roads and highways fa Torahir reported Mariners Mil con ferrlnar on the stale Knirlneer the aupersl-ory direct Inn In road ronsiru--- tlon nroiMs.l to be rente. I In the Ilign- way t'ommlloner. prolled In on of the association measurea. Thia Is one of t?ie opposition goml road mnaurM In the House whlrh will be urced a a sul'stlfute for the lltarh way a'omrnisslon plan already approved by the Senate thrtiKt the passage of th measure providing for the Hirru war Cornmlssl. ner. Supporters of the Mariner bill, when It came up for third reading. irslsted on Ira immediate, hesrtnat. Thia mould hare been al lowed but for the author of the bill who yielded to a nmnlloo of Am brosa that Ma Mil at" over until all rnad bllla could be considered at the aama time. Monday WfUJ-lon late. AmbrtMi here sought to have all Senate and House bllla relating to rnad con-lr-iriion made th subject af run aideratlon of the H-use In committee of the whole Saturday morning. This was voted down, although Ambrose In cluded as si condition of his motion that th several bills ahould be threhed out on tha fl.or of the House ttu'onit th members without Interfer ence from any non-member. Later AmtiroM waa successful la a motion that all such bills should come up soma time Saturday. When th House concurred with th Senate resolution and adjourned until 1 o'clock Monday moraine-. Clemena offered a motion fix ing 14 o'clm k Tuesday mornlnr as the time when these bills should be taken up. At th same time the House aaaln want on record as being posi tively opposed to allowing anybody out.-ije Its own membership to partici pate In discussion of th bills. Association IlllU Disliked. Represent .alive lljnn. chairman of th commute on roads and highways, tonight said bla commute would sub mit reports on all road bills now be fore th committee promnly Monday moraine- I'nfavorabl reports will b returned against th flv bills advo cated by th (Jood Koads Association, while th m-aaurt aroposed by Mari ner and already reported favorably will b urged for th reason that It place the control of all road construction directly with th County Court, leaving It optional with th members of th court whether th services of the Stat Engineer ahall b re.j-ested. In such cases th state official Is to assume full chars; of th Improvement. I'nless sentiment amonit th mem ber of th lious experiences a irreat rhanr before Tuesday, th bills of the Uood Road Association will meet de feat and th llooit will pa.ia measures originating In its own body, disregard ing the threat of supporters of th rival bill that If such a cours Is adopted the Mouse bllla will ba slaughtered In th Senate. MOKL KW HILLS IX SKXATE IT. Th bill had tha Indorsement of majority of the mainly s-tiool superin tendents of the state. Wallo a -rrotectirif xrrvv bills ix the house Flood of Measure Mnmed No Ces sation Yesterday. SALKM. Or. Feb. I -(Special.) Th following bllla war Introduced In the linus today: K. P 1IX Uteelha-nmer r.vtsndlne from JO ta SO !, um la wblca to I. is a chsnl'"' liens. II. It. "114. Coltel Honds closing1 law II. It. li "hur-b Hulatir the aim las as applied to I'nloa and countlvs. II. H. SI, tiaroe Commltt lnhter unltl January lwl H. II. SIT. Iirooki Ampllfylna; law a ta trademarks n. Increealn ' fr fling asm- itb IWvretacy of Mat from - to $i. II P.. It, retersoa br fl'JesO Pro hibiting ntarrlag of any white persoo !! JipaniM or Hindu or any person having ons-tourth or mora Japan or Hindu blooj. II B Sl. Palrce rmhlhltlng road uper vlaor from Incurring Indeblednes without authority of t'otanty Court. II. ft ?y. Sutton Providing for eunt Ing balloV In l'ri J.ntlal and general le tltica durine th dsv of election. II H. S.' I Appropriating i"0 foe pur rhaae of portrait of oenvral 0n Summer t be hurg In Btatenouse. If. n. s:2. ;ili Inrreesing annual school apportionment lo for enr school dis trict haTing e tbaa 4 prun of hool II. ft Pelree Requiring Stat Sena tor be-ommg a candidal for any other :etr offic befor hia term iplrs. to file reslgnatloQ. H. H. 32. Insurajf- Conimlltee Irohlb Itlne pers.na and firm from acting as a-o( for organlsallona not authorised to transect Insurance business In Oregon. . II ft. SiV Inauranc ommiltee Author ising hlate Ineurame ornmlasloner I ex amine Into buatne and artalr of all In surance c-ompanle operating tn slate It. It. .V-'rt. Insurance Committee I.lcena Ing all Insurance companle doing marine, a.r-ldcn. hralih. liability, plate-glass, and or h-r kind of Insurance. II. It 3-7. Insurance rommtttee Koo'ilr tna: annual llrenae of ! from all liieur- j ance compant dome business In IH Stat. KILL BAILEY'S JOB. URGES GOVERNOR West, in Message, Declares Incompetency Charge Can not Be Disproved. HE GIVES ALTERNATIVE TJthfr Abolish Office of Slate Plry and Ktxnl Commissioner or He- Present Incumbent, ' Ilcranimrndi Kxecatlve. move BILL TO BE STATE-WIDE SF.XATK COMMITTtK DEFINES ITIMTIES COXTItOL. Action Taken Is Inimical lo Fouls' Plan for Separate Commission at Option of C ities. STATE CATITOU Salem. Or. Feb. 5 rtpeclaL) Pledging; themselves that when thev do report In a Senate bill on a public utilities commission. It will be a atale-wlde bill, the Senate rat road committee look Important action to.lar. Kcilaher. chairman, waa absent, but Malarkey, Iiean. Burg-es and Pat- ton were present. On JliUrkey motion thy took ac tion st-ttlna; that whatever may be th bill that Is reported. It will be a state wide measure. Thia action la taken as a protection against a bill of th n turw Introduced by Fouts. Th Fouta bill contalna th provision that the commission shall b state-wide tn Its scope, but at the same time allows any municipality In the state to withdraw from under the commission and estab lish a commission of Its own. This Is considered by the Senators to be an evident movo to bolster up the plan on foot In Portland for the establish ment of a commission which shall have Jurisdiction over Portland utilities x clusivel V. Malarkey advanced th argument be fore the commute that If Portland Is In need of such a commission, every city in the atata ia In ned of It as well, and ttiat It would b folly to es tablish a commission purely local in Its character, when ther Is a strong; need of a commission to cover conditions tn other cities similar to those that exist in Portland. BUSINESS AVERTS WAR PF-XATORS TOO nrSY TO QCAR- i:fl OVER nOCRXE. JAt of Measores Introduced at Yes terday's Session. STATE CAPITOU Palem. Or. Feb. ;.tpc lal Senate bills were Intro duced today aa follows: S. It SJ. Mrn man Allowing prevail ing party in suit lo collect tax for meol cal expert testimony. S H. 2H. Joe-iii Msklng abut of dumb aartna' a mldcm-nor. a. H. IJ2. XlcCulloro. Rsiatiag ta serrlc f summon. B. Ii-t Voa dr Helleo Renulrlng t atioa oa mortsage f real property. S B c.'.t. fhae l'rvtdng fr corapul .ry arreodanr of children of rrtain evr at public schoita- S. H. 3-V-V Commute on Claim Allow ing William t: ixjrj ltso for legal scrv K.s S B. 13. Bean and Calkin, fixing th tlarr of 1 rroeecutfrg Attorney for th f ourth piainct at U40 annually. St B. SC. 7. Bean and Calkina Placing asl ry of County Commissioners of Laot CoHOtr at $ a dy (t. h. S.I. Jud'rr Cooimlttee Pro l-l-tag for paymsat for ahorthand not-s dur.ng a iriaL S. H SO. Abraham Providing a salary ef Sf'O annually tjr th County Jutlg of Jkoogla County. s. It I40. Abraham Providing 'hat a life Insurance pollt-y iall not bs contrsl abls except In case of sulcid. . It 341. liaaley Naming a closej sea son en d-er. !. H. -i-J. Locke rreviding for arpoint mnt ef a Cirvutt Court stenograpnrr la aiultnotaah County. rl. It 2X litnnuit Placing a llcena fe apoa coaamisaloa men ac.llng fruit and produce. ft H. S44. flnnott Authorizing Wasco Counr I sail rartam Ian-a. St It I4V atlll-e Creating th Office of A'aistant frst. IT.nUr S. It 21. riioo'ill Klulrlng emploera ef labor to report accident lo the tcit I.aJ-r Coui mlaaioner. II. B. i'osai. r.'gu'.ailng niscosition ef uaposits In trust. H B ro:i Defining rlcht ef notarv public when b 1 connected wlta a bank or other corporsrion H. B- .t. Proose Providing for psy. sneot f xpa when Jory I riilr-4 to go en or than 3o mil from courtroom. It. It t-tl. Ambreae Regulating th price f printing public notice anl oir publi cation r4Uird ty law. cM'hool Tax IUH Passes Ilou.se. STATE CAPITOU ai-ilem. Or.. Feb. 1 ?pclU- H- ua ha passed bill by Pe terson authorixln County Courts to levy a tax sufficient to raise a per capita of ,:, anauaily for school purposea. Th old law provided for a per capita tax of Fulnity Smuggled Into Records bj Kellalier Arouses Opposition. Action I Deferred. PTATE CAPITOU Palem. Or., Feb. 1 IA(ieclal. Prrsa of business and th Mirr d.-slre of th majority of Senate members turned what promlse.1 lo be the most exciting; day of th session Into a qu'el affair. t-naiora Abraham. Malarkey and a strong following; came prepared thla morning- to wage heavy war on Kellaher's u'.ocy of Dourne. which he had succeed ed in spreading- surreptitiously on the minute. Mnlarkey. belor the session this mornictT. strongly denounced Kcila her snd his tactlia. declared that hia sys tem used In the Senate, with his alleged explanation of his vote, mas underhand ed and said that th long typewritten statement should bo expunged from th records. Abraham mad an effort to open th nut ation early In the session by request ing that the Kcilaher statement be read in open Senate. linwerman objected on the ground that much pressing business was on hand and asked that It be mad a speclul order for i:X o'clock in th aft-.-rno.in. This was acquiesced In, but when afternoon arrived Abraham, rais ing th sam objection of pressing bust-n-s. ask-d that th subject be laid on the table until there was opportunity to pass on the whol question without in terfering with other business. This was finally agreed to. after Miller f-.ad asked for Indefinite postponement of th whole subject. STATE CAPITOU Palem. Or.. Feb. 1 (Special.) Declaring that the charge of Incompetency against Dairy and Fond Commissioner Halley cannot ba disproved and that the charge of mis appropriating; stnte funds has not. uov ernor West sont an urgent message to the Legislature this afternoon, recnm mending tha abolishment of the office or removal of Its incumbent. In bis message the Governor says: History of Office Recalled. "I wish to call your attention to the office of Oregon Dairy and Food Com mlssloner. This office was created In H&S and J. V. Bailey, the present In cumbent, was sppolnted to the position. snd has. through election and re-elec tion, held the office since. "The office was in the beginning- maintained at but little expense to the taxpayers of this state, but. Ilka many other offices with humble begin nings, its demands have Increased until Its annual cost of maintenance Is far In excess of what it was In the early years of Its existence. "It appears that the Dairy and Food Commissioner is paid sn snnual salary of S20U0 and Is allowed $1200 per an num for expenses. lie is also allowed four deputies with annual salary of J 1 200 each and an expense allowance of JSOO each, lio Is also empowered to employ other deputies. In addition to the appropriation made for the main tenanc of his office he Is given a free hand In the disbursement of all funds collected through fines Imposed for violation of the pure food law aits) fees for the Inspection of dairies. The expenses of the office for the biennial period ending September 30. 1910, wer as follows: ftatary and office xpene B .,12R.46 salaries and expenses of Inspectors 7.477.1S lait from th pur food fund ac count expenaas 2.t2tlo Total 11S.M1.80 Itailcy Charges Cited. "The present Incumbent. J. V. Bal ley, has been charged by certain of his deputies snd by the press with: First Incompetency and Inattention to the duties of his office. , "Second With having padded his ex pense account and having used the funds of tha state for the purchase of furniture for hi home use and for th payment of certain expenses not of public nature. "The first charge cannot, and the second ha not been disproved. "Ills delinquencies having been re ported to the District Attorney of Mult nomah County, the grand Jury of that county has had the sume under Investi gation and it Is reported that in spit of undisputed testimony as to his Ir regularities, has refused to Indict him except on a minor charge and for which there Is no penalty. "If there Is a demand for the office of Dairy and Food Commissioner in this state there Is surely need for hav ing it filled by n man who Is not onlv competent but faithful to his trust, and In view of the acrious and apparently undented charges which have been mad against the present incumbent, I most respectfully request that the mat ter be given your careful consideration, snd would recommend In the matter of economy and rood government that either the office be abolished or the present Incumbent b removed. Message Is Referred. In the House the message was re ferred to th committee on food and dairy products with instructions to re port a plan of procedure. The com mittee consists of representatives Itarklerf. Shaw and BrownhlU. In the Senate th message was sent Into the resolutions committee, of which Kel- laher Is chairman. SEXATK PASSES SEVEX KILLS $20,000 Appropriated for Investi gating Fruit Pests. Or.. Feb. I. passed the for EXEMPTION- FIXED AT $300 House Pes Tax Measure for Sub mission to Voters. STATE CAPITOU Salem, Or, Feb. 1. I Special.) The Houss today passed McKinnay'a bill re-enacting the $300 personal tax exemption clause and pro viding a uniform method of assess ment and taxation, after an attempt had been mad to increase the exemp tion to 1500. This bill Is lo be submitted to vote of th peopl In November. ISIS. If adopted It will have the effect of an nulling the single-tax measure passed by the people last November. HolllV Tax BUI Defeated. STATE CAPITOU Salem. Or.. Feb. !. (Special.) Representative Hollls' bill requiring the publication In newspapers of delinquent tax lists was defeated In the House today. Th vot was 21 ayes. J noes; eight absent. Speaker Rusk opposed th bill be cause It Imposed an additional burden on the taxpayer, who would be required to pay th cost of publication. Clem ens. GUI. Carter and Ambrose ail spoke against the plan, while Hollls. Hun tington, Thompson. I.rownhill and Johnson argued for the measure. Vbfoot Oil Dressing, th greatest shoe areas mad. All stores. Edlefsen Fuel Company sells th fa mous washed Gala -Croek steam coal. STATE CAPITOU Salem, (Special.) Senate bills Senate today as follows: 8. H. sort. Norton Fixing salaries county orricr or Josephine county. . It. 1KI. Aloae Kequlrlng cub Icatlon of rail wary Una tables. 8. IJ. 177. Malarkey For making ui.known hair dafanoant In suit. - 8. B. 8. Von der Hallen Prohibiting re bating and discrimination by common car-rlra. 8. B. 1S4. Lock Providing for Irreduc ible maintenance fund lor cametaiies owned for profit. 8. B. 13. Nottingham Requiring certain peclfic gravity for material for spraying solutiona. S. It 31. Csrson Appropriating 120,100 for Investigating fruit peats by Oregon Agri cultural Collvg. JCDICIARY XOT TO BE REVISED Senate and House Kill Measures by Indefinite Postponement. STATE CAPITOU Balem. Or., Feb. I. (Special.) Oregon's Legislature ap parently Is satisfied with the judicial system of the state as it exists. At any rat, both the Hou.se and the Sen ate today killed by indefinite postpone ment bills providing for a commission to revise the present system. There is a well-defined aversion on the part of both branches of the Leg islature against interfering In any way with the popular laws. In this connec tion. The House commute on elections today unfavora-bly reported Eggleston's bill providing for a commission to pass on all Initiative measures to be sub mitted to the people. Further consid eration of the bill was deferred - on account of the absence of Mr. Eggle ston owing to illness. Mark Cross English Gloves for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, Only $1.5Q Per Pair On All Picture Framing Orders Until February 1Q Discount of 25 Fourth Floor "!lA.lr -;..- ; CtZl aT"-. iff SmMS? Win rfT. TT- aaJif "WW Look at Our 35 Cent Bargain Table the Biggest Picture Bargains Ever Shown in Portland Carbons, Etchings., French Panel Mirrors, Hand Colored Platinums 300 Different Subjects, Values Up to $7.QQ Choice of Entire Lot at, Each Hundreds of Other Bargains in Pictures All Oil Paintings Up to $25.00 Your Choice at $7.5Q Your Choice of All Other Fine Oils ONE HALF OFF Fine Medicinal Wines and Liquors At Cut Prices Balance of tbe Week $1 Wilson's Whiskey "That's All" 89 $1.25 Seagram's Canadian Rye, bonded, offered during sale for only 1.09 75c Vi-Pts. leather-covered flasks, 7-year-old Cedarbrook Whisky, bonded. . .40i 1.25 Munroe's Scotch $1.0-1 $2.25 McCallnm's Perfection Scotch, of fered daring this sale for only $1.59 $1.50 California 3-Star Brandy, bonded, offered during sale for only. .. .$1.04 $1.50 Gilka Kummel $1.34 $1.25 Elbart Dry Gin 9S $1.00 Velvet Cocktails, Martini, Manhat tan, on sale at low price of 79d 45c qts. Bass & Co. Pale Ale 30 75c California Vermouth 49 75c pts. Sparkling Burgundy and Sau terne, 44S six on sale for only $2.50 75c Virginia Dare Wine, the ladies' choice, on sale at low price of only 69t Order by Phone rree Delivery. Pit f mm VKvc 1 r -.-! One Lot Ladies' Handbags, All Leathers, All Colors, Good Buys, 1-3 Off. Another Lot at 1-2 Off. Hand-Hammered5 Brass One-Fourth Off A larg-e line to choose from Smok ers' Sets, Ash Trays, Flower Bas kets, Coal Hods, Umbrella Stands, Fancy Pieces, Trays, etc. Come in and look over this line. The piece you want is surely here. aXW?Y SS.ti af ri 11 fit IVIIMI" ill m vn $2, $2.50 Razors at 97c $2.00 Strops at 97c Each Each ope guaranteed in every respect; honed, stropped and put in the best shaving condi tion by our razor expert while you wait and if the razor you select does not cut well, you can bring it back and get another one, and keep on coming back until you get one that does cut your beard. Artistic Art China Now One-Fourth Off Amphora, Stellamacher and other reliable makes at a fourth off all this week. Some wonderful bargains on 4 special tables. Get a piece of China now for that vacant place on your plate rail. Third Floor. Take Elevator. v ask x Keep Your Razor Blade Sharp With a RUNDEL $3.00 Value at $1.97 Thermos Bottles and Carrying Cases, Lunch Boxes, Glass Holders Humidors and Decanters A sample line of these reliable Hot and Cold Bottles always on hand. No home complete without one. A HOT DRINK WITHOUT FIRE. , ALL PICTURE ING. UNTIL FEB. 10TH. AT ONE-FOURTH OIT pram. Woodarctj Clarke & Co. Established 1S6S A BIG LINE OF THE LATEST VALENTINES IS NOW ON DISPLAY MB SIGNERS NEEDED RESOimOS WOULD MAKE REF ERENDUM EASIER. To ltogolate C'oiurulssloa Men. STATE CA.P1TOL.. Salem. Or, Feb. J. (Special.) Senator filnnott lias Intro duced a bill requiring; that all commis sion merchants who sail fruit and pro duce must pay a license fee and also keep records snd make reports of their transactions. Tbs bill '. similar to the Washington law and Slnnott states is a protection to the roducer. Slnnott; has also Introduced a bill providing; the em ployers must keep a list of accidents and report tliem to the State Labor Com missioner. This la understood to be a step toward sacurlna; data for a com pensation act two years from now. IajUUture Also Empowered to Sub mit Bills to People, Avoiding Veto by Governor. STATE CAPITOU Salem. Or.. Feb. 2. (Special.) Important resolutions ap peared In the House today jusi wi.. adjournment sad went to the commit- ... 1 af.L'Inn.V tee on resolutions, una proposes an amendment to the consti tution. It requires mat au """L" petitions must be filed in the office of the Secretary of State four months be fore the election at which they are to be submitted. By the same resolution the percentage or me signers require o referendum pennons as c k snrf tha further provision is made that measures may be referred to the people by vote of the State logls- atUre. All DlllS SO reierruia aia w xempt from the veto power ot in Governor. The legislature ia empowered to call a special election for submitting these measures. Representative Gill would limit the right of franchise to resident taxpayers In all city, district and county elections when any question Involving the issue of bonds or assuming any other form of Indebtedness is to be passed upon. With a view to bringing about the adoption of an efficient, uniform and businesslike system of checking and ac counting for all departments .of ths state government. Representative Bry ant has Introduced a resolution direct ing the Secretary of State to employ expert assistance and make an exami nation of the Byateras now employed in the various state Institutions. He la also instructed to work out some sys tematic plan adequate to meet the need of the state for these institutions. MILLER PLAYS JOKESMITH Senator Introduces Bill Providing for Assistant State Printer. STATE CAPITOL, Salem, Or.. Feb. 2. (9peclal---Senator Miller appeared In the role ot a lokesmlth today when he Introduced a bill providing for the ap pointment of an Assistant State Printer, the bill proving to bo a satirical com position directed at the bill asking for the creation of the office of Assistant Secretary of State. The bill declares that the office of Assistant State Printer is created, "constitutional pro visions of the State of Oregon to the contrary notwithstanding." It Is stated that upon the Assistant State Printer taking his office the sal ary of the State Printer shall cease. The assistant, the bill reads, shall pro vide any bond as "hereinafter men tioned" and the bill falls to mention any bond thereafter. Numerous pro visions of tills nature make the Intent of the document obvious. EIGHT-HOCR BILL VP AGAIN Dimlck Reprimanded lor Attempt to Have It Rereferred.. STATE CAPITOL. Salem, Or Feb. i. (Special.) An effort of Senator Dimlck to have his eight-hour bill re-referred from the committee on commerce and naviga tion to tha committee on industries failed this morning, after Dimlck had been sharply reprimanded by President Selling. Dimick asserted that he objected to having the bill In a prejudiced and un friendly committee, while Nottingham made the same assertion in respect to Dimlck's request. Nottingham was the original mover for a recall of the bill from tha House. President Selling declared, to quiet the controversey. that Dimick had three times asked that the bill be passed over. am he believed there were not enough votes in the Senate to carry it and the request had been granted each time. "The Senator from Clackamas has no right to question the motives cf the chair, and hereafter such courtesies WU be few," he stated. Motion to re-refer the bill from the commerce and naviga tion committee to the committee on In dustries, of which Dimick is a member, was lost. HOUSE PASSES SCHOOL BILL Measure Provides for Supervisors to Assist Superintendents. STATE CAPTOU Salm. Or., Fpp. 2. (Special.) With only 12 votes against It, Representative Huntington's bill, pro viding for the employment of School Supervisors as assistants to County School Superintendents in counties hav ing 60 or more school districts, passed the House today. Authority is conferred under the bill for the creation of a county educational board In such coun ties and the creation of supervisory dis tricts. Supervisors are to receive an an nual salary of J1O0O and shall have gen eral supervision over such school dis tricts at they may hn assigned to. How Much Can You Spend L.jtuii.- y J -u-awi amai as , r i . r -tf For a Piano? Whether you desire to pay cash or receive the benefit of our thirty month payment plan, you will find the piano of your choice at our store, where pianos for every taste and purse can be bought. and upward will buy a reliable Player Piano. No home vshould be without one. They are playable Would be pleased to Old pianos accepted Yuuv' both by hand and music roll have you call and see them. as part payment. The Best Pianos to Be Had Today, if Actual Construction and Results Are Judged, Are the IVEES & POND. Hovenden Piano Company 106 Fifth Street, Next to Perkins Hotel. t
