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New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
HYDE GETS ANOTHER STAY
Catches District Attorney About
10 Move for Date for Trial.
MEANS ONLY SHORT DELAY
Former City Chamberlain Says
He Intends to Prosecute Appeal
for Change of Venue.

The expected happened yesterday. Dis
tnct Attorney Whitman got a copy of an
other stay in the proceedings Of Charles
Hiram Hyde. former city Chamberlain,
under Indictment for bribery. 1t was
handed down by Justice Marcan. Of the
Second Department of the Supreme Court,
in Brooklyn. and ACCOMMODATING ii was
Iyde's affidavit giving his reasons Tor ask
ing for the same.
The District Attorncv was about to 20 be
fore Justice Davis In the Criminal Branch of
the Supreme Court yesterday and move for u
special panel Of talcsmcn To try Hyde when
the copy OF Justice Marcans stay was
placed in his hands. lie was TO move for
January % as the date for the uiai of
Hyde. All action is now deferred until
February . when If Hyde is not ready 10
argue the District Attorney viii move 10
dismiss MIS- appeal on the decision of Jus
ticc Lehman. denying a change of venue.
He will also contend that the decision "I
Justice Lehman is not appcalable, thereby
obliging the Appellate Division to render
an important decision.
1t is probabl, that District Attorney
Whitman will move TO yacatc Jusu'"
Mareaus stay if arguments on tn" appeal
are not made as late as February .. or
course. the time can bc extended by ih'
Appcilatc Division TO February Is on r"a-
sonabc grounds, such as illness OF counsel
etc. Inasmuch a. Mr.. Hyde now appears
as his own counsel Of record instead oi
James w. Osborne, he will appear assisted
very likely by Man -. Stcuer, to argue IN"
appeal
HyIc's affidavit to Justice Marcan re-
itc~atcs mis- plea OF the impossbility OF Il
fair trial for him in New York or kings
County and cites the claim that there
should DE no legal proceedings against him
until arguments on his appeal are made.
Justice NIarcan's stay contains tie follow
ing excerpts
Ii is certain that Tn" condition ~ A"
public mind is such. for many reasons, I''
the county of New York, that the d,!rni-
ant must gfayrv doubt the posrlhiHiE %.
a fair trial there, and be may N'h seek ~
meet the charges against nm lh S"i"' az
m0Sphcrc better suited To the cam an" "'
passionate administration ot justice Ih lass
case.
TIE People ought not % oppose That
cfurt where the apprehension "l ,hr o''
fcndant is real. as am sd'''u'' ~ '.,
even though the advisers Of ia" lr"Ii' o."
not shlr" such apprehension. j N'h H"N'
al. their rights, wherever tAs ira. s'"I "'
had.
mittrd 20 review o., order DENYING aEi
motion before being put upon rial I'D New
York. and ! have made au order staying
tie trial pending his appeal. OF course.
nv order ,outruplatDs prosecution "i
the appeal with reasonable ui.iH'n''.
uyac states tn his am1av., % Justice
Marcan
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
MRS. WETMoRE IN COURT
Mount Vernon Clergyman Will Prose
cute Because of Letter.

Preparations for further airing the dli'eI-
cnces between the Rev. +. II. HouSh'""
Butler, Of St. Mary's Mission, SHERWOOD
Park, and Mrs George II. Wctmore' Wil'n
have been among the chief diversions Vi
Eonkcrs for the last year, were maze yes
tcrday when roth appeared in the lohK'i9
police court Mrs. WetmOre was brouEH'
before Judge Deall on a warrant secured oy
the clergyman charging her with Seh"''E
him lcfamatory letter. January = was
set as the date for the hearing.
The minister said he received le''el
December that was "a disgrace, ana
that the daring missive was signed Mrs.
w" He said he compared the handwriting
of this letter with that of others he hau
received from Mrs Wetmore, and tha'
there was no doubt the same person wrote
all Of them
The clergyman's activity in having MIS-
Wctmore haled 10 court followed an en-
counter at st. Mary's Mission few nights
ago which resulted in a hand-to-hand bat
tie Mrs. Wetmore made the counter charge
that the Rev Mr.. Butler went about the
ncighborhood circulating false and deiaina'
tory stories about her.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
GEORGE J. GOULD WITNESS
J. S. Jones for Third Time Wins
in 100000 Suit.

For the third time the suit or J"hn ..
Jones to recover 100000 from the pro-
notcrs Of the Little Kanawha Syndicate
organized to develop Ohio coal lanes was
on trial yesterday before Justice DanieI
T.. CohaIan Jones. who alleges that ne
was frozen out of the concern obtained
vcrdicts IN the two former trials. when
We're reversed each time by the Appellate
Division Of the Supreme Court. Yesterday
the Jury gave him verdict Of $5n7,l55
George ]. Could. who Is a defendant in
the case. was a witness yesterday. There
were many details Of the affairs OF the
syndicate that Mr. Gould did not seem TO
know about. When Edgar T. Brackett'
counsel for Jones. asked him whether any
minutes were kept at the meetings OF the
managers of the syndicate, he answered:
Il presume there must have been pHt l
knew of none"
The witness testified that he contributed
100000 10 the syndicate, which took over
$4,000 worth of options on the c'aI ahdS
TO extend spur Of tn" wabash Railroad.
Mr. Gould refused 10 commit himS"Il ABOUT
the minutes wLgn pressed by senator
Bracket. saying he did not wish to swear
that he had ever seen any. Nor could the
witness recall who was secretary OF the
managers He was not certain that there
was Il secretary.
Now Mr. Could" Mr Bracket per-
sisted, tell me- were there no accounts
of the managers in the distribution OF
$%,0OOOO?"
The witness started 10 reply by saying
there must have been" ard TO tell some
thing about the St Louis Trust Company
when the lawyer for the defence shut him
OF and the question went without a salts
factory answer. Mr.. Gould said there were
at least a dozen meetings of the syndicate
and that he attended all Of them. Iheh
Nj Brackctt put this question:
Your entire life has been spent In
handling vast interests - comparatively
vast-not quite comparing you, Of course
with our brother, John D., but with the
rest of US. | mean-and ! assume that
Htte thing like the 100000 Little Kan
awha Syndicate did not take UP much OF
your time. did it,
Mr Gould smiled and said he aid give
the subject some attention. but generally
referred all matters pertaining To the syn
dicatc TO Joseph Ramsey, president OF the
Wabash Railroad. Mr.. Gould left tn" stand
without telling much about the syndicate
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
TOURS TO SOUTHERN STATES.

Winter trips TO Florida Of from four to
five weeks are now being arranged by the
RAYMOND e. Whitcomb Company, and they
are arranging also Southern States tour
to include the Mardi Gras At New Orleans
All the trips will be made on special train
with New York, Boston, Philadelphia
pittshurgh Detroit and Chicago ears.
Travellers will have the option of going by
sea via the clyde Line TO Jacksonville. The
tours will include Washington, Ashcyillc
\ e. 81. Augustine, Ormond, Palm Beach
Miami Nassau, jacksonville and Havana.
THE first is scheduled for January - and
the last for March I.
The Southern states tour viii start ON
February Il and go to the Mardi GrIs Flor
ida. Savannah. Charleston Ashcyillc, Rich
mond, Old Point Comfort Virginia Hot
Springs and Natural Bridge
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
GAzzo's SUCCESSORS ASSIGN
New Metropolitan Opera House Place
Opened Month Ago.

Tho cafe Lyric Company restaurant and
cafe. In the Metropolitan opera House
Building. Broadway and 10Th street. has
made an assignment 10 Edwin D. Hyde.
The company was Incorporated on Octo-
Der - with a capital stock of $1,000. w. ).
Gaines was president and Gorham Benedict
treasurer The place was formerly known
as Gazzo's until IT was closed few
months ago. rc-equippcd and opened by the
present company on December II. The rent
is said to have been $4,000 a year
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
FORM 9TH AVENUE ASSOCIATION.

Tho Seventh Avenue Association. body
Of property owners on that thoroughtare,
was organized last night at a meeting held
at no. 2i0 West 18th street TIL" purpos" of
the association IS the general Improvement
Of the avenue. The president of the new
association IS Thomas Dmoui and the vice
presidents are Isidor Saks. Frank Cassidy
ana George Stadtlandcr. Walter +. Pea
cock WAS elected secretary and William \.
Archibald was made treasurer. with Frank
Il. Stoddard, Jr., as counsel for the associa-
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
PATRoLMAN SHOOTS MOTHER
Revolver Goes Off by Accident While
He Is Cleaning It.

While cleaning his revolver in the kitch-
On Of his home. Nc. 81 Eighth avenue. yes
terday morning Patroman Byron KilbrIdc
accidentally discharged it and the bullet
struck his mother, Mrs Esther Kilbridc. on
the right shoulder.
Mrs. KiIbridc was taken to ST Vinccnts
Hospital, where IT was said she was In a
serious condition. The bullet could not be-
found.
Kilbride is attached TO the STAFF Of In
spector John DAILY, in the second inspection
division.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13

sister of Mr.. Bancroft. in which damasmE
statements were made. was admitted.
One OF the bittcrest legal wrangles WInC"
have developed in the case occurred ia'e
this afternoon. when the attorneys for the
rlaintiN endeavored to introduce in eN-
dcnce q birth certificate which is alleged
10 have been signed bv Mrs. Madeleine bu
Pont Bancroft, and in which the haIiic "'
her youngest child is given as Max h,i-
bier. jr." and his father is stated 10 'e
Max Hciber. twenty-fOur years "lu, 'i
Germany" The certificate Is reported -
have been flied with the Board OF heai'h
OF this city.
Late this afternoon the case was au-
iourned until Thursday next.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
SAILED
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


c,ro Town, Jan u -Kirkdale ,Rr. New York
for Melbourne. etc.
,.aInoralsn. Jan i2 Queen Eugene dIr). New
York via Bahia Blanca, Coronel and Taica-
ordon Jan II Naragansett d8r), New York
nottcrdam Jan II Kursk tRuss) New York
Hayr@.' "' Jan jan IL a MA Lorraine Fr. New
,I.IaiJr Jan 10 OCkcnfels GER New York
via Cape Town and FrrmaDtlc.
Calcutta. jan lO-Stolzcn;ols CGer). New York
Via AIg!ors Bombay etc.
sinqanorc. Jan - Indradco (Er. New York via
Ndcn and Penang
Falmouth. Jan - -Phoehus GER, Hamburg for
Queenstown Jan r. ! p m-Arahlc G8D. New
YORK for Liverpool (and proceededD.
Rotterdam Jan ~, 10 m-Ryndam Dutch,
New York via BOuOgne
nuenos Ayres Jan l2-Drumciffe (Br). New
Work. for Rosario etc.
London Jan -Nesaha N3rl. New lerk
SAILED.
Buenos Ayrcs. Jan l0-ocean Prince GBp. New
York
Queenstown, Jan II. a:55 a M Cairic ,Br) from
Liverpool, New York.
Ccbu Jan ll-Indraveln ti}r) Orom Yokohama,
etcl. Boston and New York.
RoUcn, Jan l0-VedrR Glr). New York
Falmouth. Jan l2-Phoebus tGer, Grom Ham
fbuTgl. New York
Hull. Jan 1l-FrancIsco Br. New York.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tho 81 Louis. reported as !, no milys ,ast ~
SANDY Hook at 1920 IN yesterday, is ex
BeCtcd 10 dock Monday forenoon.
The Oceania reported "a $50 miles east OF
sandy Hook at noon yesterday. g. expected 10
dock this forenoon.
The FIanCOnia, reported as .23I miles east of
sandy Hook at a m yesterday. IL expected
10 dock Monday afternoon.
The Berlin. reported 1896 miles eas, of
Sandy Hook ~ d.3o y m yesterday, is expected
To dock Tuesday forenoon.
The LUp;anI. r. ted as l,00s miles east OF
Sandy Hook at Ga p m Yesterday ls cNpectrI
L. dOCk Mpud ~ afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
FLORENCE BURNS LOSES
Badger" Woman Must Serve Seven
Years for EXtortion

The Appellate Division of the supreme
Court dismissed the appeal yesterday OF
Florence burns Wildrick. who was SEN
fenced to term Of seven years in Auburn
Prison on the charge Of cXtoruon made
by Charles w. IIurlburt, a lawyer. who
at the same time caused the conviction OF
one Brooks, companion OF Mrs. Wild
rick.
The charge was that they had compelled
Hurlburt 10 sign a check for 900 while
he was under duress Hurlburt's body was
subsequently found floating in the North
kiNer
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
TO HOLD BEEFsTEAK DINNER.

The Park Republican club. Of the 3jth As
scmbly District of which Thomas W Whit
tie is the executive member, viii hold its
annual beefstcak dinner this evening al the
Clubrooms No 477S Third avenue, 'fhc|
Bronx. large Gathering T. expected
Vaudeville talent viii be an additional
feature.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
TRANSPACIFlC MAILS.

D.stlnation and steamer. close IN ~ l. = ~
s,rroan Islands Nrw Zealand aus
tralia Wia san ffa'''Se" ii...'. Jan a. 30
q.
Japan coTsa China "ia ''.. ia'o'na' Jan 10. $50
Hawaii. Japan. Corea china Inn
ippnes Cvia san rra"''s'. Jan IS 9 80
FIJI Islands. samoan Islands New
Zealand australia 'F'a a''.o''e Jan 10. $50
Japan corG2 .ceI China rn'npp"e' v' Jan 49, 80
IGhl. and MsT,poss MSTGGssa' W.. ~ Jan 2s ESQ
Guam rhiiipTiaes Nia san Jan 81 $50
Tahiti Marqucsas. COOK lsIdhus,
Ncw ZraanT; ,,on nu'i' inc nc .'....Feb q $50
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES IN DEMAND.

The United States Realty Building am
nounces that since the Equitable fire most
II It's vacant safe deposit boxes have been
taken over by boXholdcrs Of the vaults ar
fcctcd by the fire. 1t Is pointed out that
the Equitable disaster has brought to the
minds OF many the necessity of procuring
security not only for articles of intrinsic
value but also for valuable papers and
r.r,rle
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
SIX MONTHS FOR DIPLOMA FoRGER

Joshua Golubock was sentenced yesterday
to six months in the penitcntiary by Judge
NiuIQuccn I'm General Sessions for iraudu-
leutlv issuing and selling certificates Of
partial completion of courses at the COL
lege of the City OF New York. GoInn".
had pleaded guilty. lie was assistant reg
istrar To- the civ College five years, ana
sold between twenty and thirty forged GER
tificatcs, many Of which are held to-day by
men practising in various professions
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Friday, January
IL, 1912.


- pt, 4, T,u.iro OirazD Santos Dccem-
,., ~ Pic 10 Iancro 20 Bahia %, P"rnamouco
.u ,.sata - Para January ana Hhrhah"s - 70
~, TinyJ RrazileIro, with - passengers. mans
arl ,'dsr Arrived AZ the IIar AT 10 m llth.
" steamer civ Of Montgomery, Savannah Jahu
.,.,. @ In the ocean - Go. with passengers ana
.,,,ds. passed In Quarantine at 5:3S IN.
steamer ri Dla Galveston January u 10 to
southern Pacific GO. with mdse. Passed IN quar-
artln" AT go m. , . a., >..,,
.st.,r,,r Chesapeake. Baltimore. 10 the NV
VI, ana baltimore transportation Co, with
iTTN p,es.I i'm Quarantine At $50 m
s,,a,,Icr Fprcuc Portland, to the standard Oh
70 I'm balIast PASSED in Quarantine at 3o'
St.sm,r Princess Anne, Newport News anu
Nr,,Ik IN the old Dominion IS co, win pas
s,,,r.rs and ndse Reported of Scotland Light
shin ~ 2:jj IN. ,. = -,
Steamer ri Mar. New orleans January . 70
,n, southern Pacific co. with mdse. iassei IN
Ouaraatirc At i:3S "A m ~, 10
steamer Iituania. Gihau. for New YORK h'
uorted or Highlands AT p m. -
steamer EsparanZa, Vera 'ruZ January =
t,ooroec and Havana o. to the New York ami
cuba Mail - 60, with pass"ns'tSa "dla "''
,,'Isr Anchored in Quarantine al W. H.
SAILED
Steamers Hamilton. Norfolk, Herman tfaSgn
D., Nr,bur. paron Erskinc OIrD, shanghai; Rot
,,,I.,r IDutcp Amsterdam, city Of Everett
Ts,,,. ,r,,rcnse tBD. Perth AmHov; Arapahoe
,'',rI..top and Jacksonville: Cymrlc tBn, Liver
.,,,II. ucIIta tNor. Kingston: J ii Dev'reauN
SANDY Hook. J. Jan II. ":3O m-Whd
rorth fresh breeze: partly cloudy; rough sea
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
SUNDAY. JANUARY

SUNDAY. JANUARY ~
..,,r II 1l:oOam COOP m
MONDAY, JANUARY 10.
-, banana II.3Oa m 800 m
Alliauca, NTIs,''.utti DDuT II 20 "A m 300 m
Copp"uaWc, J. i' ,t''' - EruIt 90 % m 300 p m
III Gl"IElp' h1SS' ,taiorv - 100 m
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13

Barbados. Jan 8...... BraZiI,an
l'''If '''.'.''''' Naples Dec 81 ...... hust-AIh
Or'aUlh - TiIyrc Dec 3l......... r irh.I.
..' t''HN''''''' Rremen. Dec 30. IN q Lioyd
Er"in. ..''''''''' ErunsWick ian 9.........Clyde
!, I'n" .'''''''' Taulcs. Dec 20.........A .AnTnuI
i,lHEl",,;; NisnlanuIo Jan 5.:..''' Mu5II
N'nNlt.' .'''.''''' Incksonyille Jan iO...''Clyue
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER

IMMATURE ALMANAC
sunrise, 723. sunset. 400, moon rises o.27.
up
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13

Calcutta. Jan Blocmfontein CBr,. Boston and
New York.
Southampton. Jan l2-Nictoria Luise Ger,
from Hamburg), New York via Cherbourg.
81 Vincent & V Jan 5-Gienetive tBr (from
New York;. Yokohama. a.
BOMBAY. tnG T-Arstcrturm GER New York
PASSED
Lizard. Jan i2-New York, New York for
noyted In wireless telegraph as i55 miles
west ot p m. Due at Plymouth about 7
y m to-day.
Perrin Jan li-Katuna tlir), New York via Al
gIars for singapore, Manila etc.
Dunnet Head, Jan l2-Deutschand GER. New
York for Copenhagen
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13

Boys Norfolk and double
breasted suits also show prices
revised. lF'F, -
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
.l.vnAY- IANUARY -
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

.Brlngs mail
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-06-15

BISSSELLS
$3.50 Carpet sweepers.. -. 49,. -. -. Sale Price $3.50
We carry in our stock the following articles. Look them over
and see if you can use any Of these. All to go at Sale Prices.
Book Cases, Library Tables, Stands, Breakfast Tables, Mirrors,
Hat Racks, Linoleum, Kitchen Tables, Kitchen Treasures, Cup
boards, Table Mating, Table Covers, Couches and Cots, Porch
Swings, Refrlgerators, Carpet swsepers, Dressers, chiffoniers,
Machines, Suit Gases, Wall Pockets, Granite and Enamelware, Ex-
press Wagons, Wash Tubs, Boards and Boilers, Clothes Racks
and Ironing Boards, Beds and Childs Cribs, Pillows, Table Oil
Cloth, Picture Moulding, Window Shades, Curtain Poles, Exten-
sion Rods, Fixtures of all kinds, Flat Irons, Meat Broilers. Toast
ers Towel Rollers, Carpets and Rugs, Bath Mats, Canvas Camp
Cots and Chairs, and Clothes Baskets.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-06-15

Really you can afford to give your old furniture awav to
some poor family and beautify your home at a very small cost.
Just a word about iron beds. If there is ANYTHING in the
furniture line that everybody needs its an iron bed. We have
placed such attractive prices on our entire line of iron beds that
they are now within the reach Of every woman in Mountain Home
and surrounding country. Smart folks who value their dollars
are sure to be here to get first choice.
Perhaps it's a rug you are thinking about. Well. Lands Sake
If you want to get a rug now is surely the rug time. It is far
better to take advantage of a chance like this than to wish
you had afterwards.
"A word to the wise is sufficient. Prospective brdegrooms in.
tending to fit out a home in the near future will be given special
attention.
It would pay you to get married if you are single, if only
to have an excuse to visit this great furniture bargain carni-
val Every single piece of furniture and carpets is included.
Take into consideration the fact that we have a strictly up to
date store, that we have only been in business a few months in
Mountain Home and it viii convey to you some idea of the real
merits OF our goods. We think we have the SWEETEST little furniture
store in the state. Come and lee for yourself. WE CAN AND
WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-06-15

Free Railroad Fare
We will refund your
railroad fare for the
round trip for distance
of Is miles or less if
you get S25. worth or
more.
Get Receipt from Ticket Agent
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-06-15

w e nav actually placed u stock within thu each Of every al and
woman in this county. This is a premier effort in vaue giving without
a parallel Or counterpart in he annals Of merchandising. A supreme
master movement Of underprced furniture; and original direct appeal
to tho ommerciaI instincts Of thinking people whom n saving Of a
dollar is the equivalent to a dollar earned. Never again, in III your
lives, perhaps, will you have such a golden opportunity to buy furniture
al so trfIng a cost. The chance of a life time 10Y stares you in the
lace. A tn appointed hour the excited masses will be permitted to
tn bargain arena, there to feast their eyes upon the most marve-
u array of majestic bargains evero offered in thso or IN other state
in the Union. We are going to raise the roo if necessary, to let the
sunshine in. Our Furniture c a be hown under Gods sunlight.
Large plain figures you the tremendous savings you en make
white tags with the blue pencil marks will enable n smallest child 70
trade here with perfect safety. No two or three prices, but every on
will be treated alike, m absolutely one prce to III will b. the iron
clad rule during this great sale which positively commences Saturday,
IS at 8 a. m. Below W e quote only a few Of he big values that
meet he demands of h Twentieth Century in IN emergency Ike this.
The following guarantee should convince the public beyond a doubt
that for ono the people of this county will a least have an opportun-
Hy to participate n a genuine bergain feast, the like # which mortal
nan la neve seen since the day h vas born.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-06-15

We uHy reaize that this Is al immense undertaking Ito sci $25oo 90 for
spot ash in 10 days, n W al % say to you right here ant o
man to man that or word has always been u bond. We hav put
" word 10 the people that this will be a legitimate sale, conducted a.
long the san honorable lines that have marked or previous career.
And we intend o hold u promise sacred matter nov great n cost
may be-. Take into consideration III fact that u stock is new n ne
Of n best selected n cIeanest stocks OF furniture to be und in the
state Of Idaho, inc it will convey o o some idea Of what thsn mighty
sale means to n people Of tins county. We don't handle m trash md
" did. Shoddy plumber has eve found a place within III four
walls Of u establishment. Nothing but Standard brands from Amer
icais leading m foremost makers World renown Brands that lean to
We want to build U a reputation econd % one in Idaho. This repu-
taton be maintained.
D. n. sedswick Furniture Stores Gigantic Slaughter Sale which posi-
lively commences, Sat, June Is, Is in a class by itself. This is The very
first Sale we vel advertised In u business career in Mountain Home,
ant our friends m customer are urged to Use their good common ms
and come and test IN truth Of U statements viii their w eyes.
Seeing is believing.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-06-15

c. H.. sedswek, for the pas few months Imore Countys newest dealer
in hishsrade furniture of every description has decided to inausurate
the most daring, wonderinspidns sacrifice Of modern furniture yer It
tempted in the commercial history OF h state Of Idaho.
For the first n only time in his honorable business career in Noun
tain Home, o. II sedswfck, the furniture man finds himself compelled o
raise cash. Truth is stronger than fiction, h e aust rails cash. owing
to the general uLness depression, this season hast allen far hor of curl
expectations. Therefore, W e are compelled to slaughter u most mag
nfHcant stock n rane $25oooo Immediately. It would be utterly i'm
the regular channels OF trade. Hence his gigantic sae. w are qoing
to dc the battle Of our ives. II will b a attic for n masses n not
classes. Right in the chart Of III m season when other mer
chants are makins heir profit, we nav cast all profit. to tn four winds.