Music Trade Review
Issue: 1901 Vol. 33 N. 26 - Page 26
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THE 7VTUSIC TRKDE
THE HOBART M. CABLE
are noiv ready for shipment. Write for
prices. Secure the agency. The. best
pianos made for you to handle.
The Hobart M. Cable Company,
Manufacturers of PIANOS and ORGANS
Office and Warerooms
STEEWAY HALL, 17-21 VAN BUREN ST.,
ROOMS 414-415-416.
Factory
CHICAGO.
Che Jinn Arbor Organ Co.,
manufacturers of
ORGANS
ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO.,
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Write for latest Catalogue of Neiv Styles.
Isaac I. Cole & Son,
Manufacturers of
All kinds of . .
Ucncm,
Make a Specialty of
PIANO
CASE
CONGRESS AND CORPORATIONS.
Difficulty in National Control of Industrial Com-
binations.
PIANOS
500-510 CLYBOURN _AVE._
REVIEW
VENEERS
Factory and Warerooms:
Foot 8th St.. E.R. . . Ndto York.
TES HEPPE PIANO CO.
manufacturers of the
£ . % fieppe $ Son Piano
the marcellus Piano
the €douard 3uks Piano
Che tillingDast Piano
tbc Certified Piano
Considerable discussion has arisen over the
question whether any effective regulation of
industrial and commercial combinations can
be exercised under the authority of Congress.
Congress has, it is admitted, the power to
regulate commerce between the States, but
it is insisted that, while the authority of the
national legislature is inter-state in its na-
ture, the combinations themselves are State
creations, and any regulation that will be
constitutional can scarcely be effective in re-
sults. A way out of the difficulty is sought
by one of the national legislators in an
amendment to the Constitution, which gives
Congress the power to regulate commerce
"in the United States," puts corporations,
co-partnerships and joint-stock companies
under the control of Congress, and gives that
body power to regulate, control, prohibit and
dissolve all contracts and combinations in re-
straint of trade and commerce at the same
time leaving all powers conferred upon Con-
gress by the provision to be exercised by the
several States in the absence of legislation by
Congress. This amendment received the sup-
port of a majority of the House of Repre-
sentatives last year, and perhaps may suc-
ceed in making a better showing again. As The
Bradstreet's properly says, it is, however, an
exceedingly difficult matter to secure an
amendment of the country's organic law, and
perhaps it would be as well for those who
have the matter in hand to determine just
what are the limits of the power of Congress
under the commerce clause of the Consti-
tution as it stands.
LOOK BEST
SOUND BEST
WEAR BEST
SELL BEST
PAY B E S T
WEAVER ORGJU/M PIANO CO.
YORK. PA. U.S.A.
STERLING
DOLGE WINES ABROAD.
The friends in the trade of Alfred Dolge
will be glad to learn that he is achieving
great success in his wine business in Laman-
FACTORIES:
da, Cal. The superior qualities of the Fair
Pease Branch, 316-322 W. 43d St.,
New York. Bacon Branch, 302-
Oaks Ranch wines are now beginning to be
304 Mott Ave., New York. Brockport Branch, Brock-
known outside of the United States. On
port, N. Y. Address Main Office and Warerooms,
1115-1117 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA.
December 12th, Mr. Dolge received a very
large order from one of the most renowned
purchasers
of wine at Kreuznich-on-the-
You can increa.se your Organ trade if 1
Rhine, Germany, as the result of a sample
you handle (he
shipment of port and sherry wines sent to
Grade
that firm about four months ago. They have
written Mr. Dolge that the wines are so far
Old
? €$tab-
superior to the Spanish that even the high THe
* lisbed
price asked is no bar to their introduction
Correct
among the fastidious wine drinkers of Ger-
Prices
many and they promise a large business for
Beauti-
the
future.
ful
Pianos and Organs
ALL.
*
jt &
NEW DESIGNS.
V*
l£*
«?•
New Scales
Case*.
Mr. Dolge's wine business has grown to
such
an extent that he has been compelled
TABER ORGAN CO.
to
open
offices and cellars in Los Angeles
WORCESTER, MASS.
in
order
to facilitate mailing and shipping.
MAAAAAAAAAAMt ^AA»
Through
the well-known grit and energy
VAL. 5CHEHL, S[ an . ufactarcr
of Mr. Dolge it would not be surprising were
CALF AND SHEEP
the California wines to win a position second
to, if not equal to those of France.
William Giles, the veteran piano dealer of
Also Raw Hide Snares,
Aurora,
111., will hereafter handle the Bald-
278. 280 & 282 Siefcel St., BROOKLYN, N. Y
win line of pianos and organs in his locality.
WILLIAM«TONK & BRO-,
Joseph Luse has resigned as manager of
Manufacturer!, Importers and Jobbers of
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, the Toronto branch of the Bell Organ &
2 8
W a r r e n
Piano Co.
Oet.
B r o w d w a t
BANJO, DRUM AND TAMBO HEADS.
S
t
t
Every Style a Gem
of Perfection
* & *
Sterling
Company,
DERBY, CONN.
High
Grade
Pianos
Original in Design, Renned In tone.
Finish and Interior workmanship unsurpassed.
Moderate In price.
Piano J*
J& Case
Acknowledged by the music pr
Latest Btylea are 7 1-3 octave, 1
remarkably low In price.
Organs
ind trade as having no equal.
) new Improvement!! and are
H. LEHR & CO., Eastern, Pa.
BLOCH ^P CO.
MANUFACTURERS OP
PIANOS
458 &. 460
East 144th St.
NEW YORK
26
THE 7VTUSIC TRKDE
THE HOBART M. CABLE
are noiv ready for shipment. Write for
prices. Secure the agency. The. best
pianos made for you to handle.
The Hobart M. Cable Company,
Manufacturers of PIANOS and ORGANS
Office and Warerooms
STEEWAY HALL, 17-21 VAN BUREN ST.,
ROOMS 414-415-416.
Factory
CHICAGO.
Che Jinn Arbor Organ Co.,
manufacturers of
ORGANS
ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO.,
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Write for latest Catalogue of Neiv Styles.
Isaac I. Cole & Son,
Manufacturers of
All kinds of . .
Ucncm,
Make a Specialty of
PIANO
CASE
CONGRESS AND CORPORATIONS.
Difficulty in National Control of Industrial Com-
binations.
PIANOS
500-510 CLYBOURN _AVE._
REVIEW
VENEERS
Factory and Warerooms:
Foot 8th St.. E.R. . . Ndto York.
TES HEPPE PIANO CO.
manufacturers of the
£ . % fieppe $ Son Piano
the marcellus Piano
the €douard 3uks Piano
Che tillingDast Piano
tbc Certified Piano
Considerable discussion has arisen over the
question whether any effective regulation of
industrial and commercial combinations can
be exercised under the authority of Congress.
Congress has, it is admitted, the power to
regulate commerce between the States, but
it is insisted that, while the authority of the
national legislature is inter-state in its na-
ture, the combinations themselves are State
creations, and any regulation that will be
constitutional can scarcely be effective in re-
sults. A way out of the difficulty is sought
by one of the national legislators in an
amendment to the Constitution, which gives
Congress the power to regulate commerce
"in the United States," puts corporations,
co-partnerships and joint-stock companies
under the control of Congress, and gives that
body power to regulate, control, prohibit and
dissolve all contracts and combinations in re-
straint of trade and commerce at the same
time leaving all powers conferred upon Con-
gress by the provision to be exercised by the
several States in the absence of legislation by
Congress. This amendment received the sup-
port of a majority of the House of Repre-
sentatives last year, and perhaps may suc-
ceed in making a better showing again. As The
Bradstreet's properly says, it is, however, an
exceedingly difficult matter to secure an
amendment of the country's organic law, and
perhaps it would be as well for those who
have the matter in hand to determine just
what are the limits of the power of Congress
under the commerce clause of the Consti-
tution as it stands.
LOOK BEST
SOUND BEST
WEAR BEST
SELL BEST
PAY B E S T
WEAVER ORGJU/M PIANO CO.
YORK. PA. U.S.A.
STERLING
DOLGE WINES ABROAD.
The friends in the trade of Alfred Dolge
will be glad to learn that he is achieving
great success in his wine business in Laman-
FACTORIES:
da, Cal. The superior qualities of the Fair
Pease Branch, 316-322 W. 43d St.,
New York. Bacon Branch, 302-
Oaks Ranch wines are now beginning to be
304 Mott Ave., New York. Brockport Branch, Brock-
known outside of the United States. On
port, N. Y. Address Main Office and Warerooms,
1115-1117 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA.
December 12th, Mr. Dolge received a very
large order from one of the most renowned
purchasers
of wine at Kreuznich-on-the-
You can increa.se your Organ trade if 1
Rhine, Germany, as the result of a sample
you handle (he
shipment of port and sherry wines sent to
Grade
that firm about four months ago. They have
written Mr. Dolge that the wines are so far
Old
? €$tab-
superior to the Spanish that even the high THe
* lisbed
price asked is no bar to their introduction
Correct
among the fastidious wine drinkers of Ger-
Prices
many and they promise a large business for
Beauti-
the
future.
ful
Pianos and Organs
ALL.
*
jt &
NEW DESIGNS.
V*
l£*
«?•
New Scales
Case*.
Mr. Dolge's wine business has grown to
such
an extent that he has been compelled
TABER ORGAN CO.
to
open
offices and cellars in Los Angeles
WORCESTER, MASS.
in
order
to facilitate mailing and shipping.
MAAAAAAAAAAMt ^AA»
Through
the well-known grit and energy
VAL. 5CHEHL, S[ an . ufactarcr
of Mr. Dolge it would not be surprising were
CALF AND SHEEP
the California wines to win a position second
to, if not equal to those of France.
William Giles, the veteran piano dealer of
Also Raw Hide Snares,
Aurora,
111., will hereafter handle the Bald-
278. 280 & 282 Siefcel St., BROOKLYN, N. Y
win line of pianos and organs in his locality.
WILLIAM«TONK & BRO-,
Joseph Luse has resigned as manager of
Manufacturer!, Importers and Jobbers of
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, the Toronto branch of the Bell Organ &
2 8
W a r r e n
Piano Co.
Oet.
B r o w d w a t
BANJO, DRUM AND TAMBO HEADS.
S
t
t
Every Style a Gem
of Perfection
* & *
Sterling
Company,
DERBY, CONN.
High
Grade
Pianos
Original in Design, Renned In tone.
Finish and Interior workmanship unsurpassed.
Moderate In price.
Piano J*
J& Case
Acknowledged by the music pr
Latest Btylea are 7 1-3 octave, 1
remarkably low In price.
Organs
ind trade as having no equal.
) new Improvement!! and are
H. LEHR & CO., Eastern, Pa.
BLOCH ^P CO.
MANUFACTURERS OP
PIANOS
458 &. 460
East 144th St.
NEW YORK
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