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Arizona republican., 1913-08-15
Corn on the Cob
BY HOWARD L. RAIN

Corn on the cob is a tantalizing delicacy which is eaten with butter salt It is seldom tempered with by people have lost their teeth until it has been shaved saucer. where it can be reached with spoon eaten with perfect composure.
 Real corn on the cob is enjoyed by any one except those who reside n the corn belt and watch it tasse out from the kitchen window. dining cars and eastern restaurants serve d pale fabby imitation which bears the same resemblance minuet When crude, blunt westerner inserts his per insertion, he will call back waiter and ask to have his order changed ice string beans.
 On account of adhesive qualities corn on the cob is never served society events, o'clock dinner the wedding breakfast nothing that will discourage conversation at the dinner table quicker than a platefuI corn which has to be held in both hands shifted rap idly from to There is also a strong unreasoning prejudice against the cob part of guests who satisfied with the way their plate fits.
 Unlike most foods, the cob be in quantity and all tempos without causing confusion to anybody but those who passive lockers. It is very trying be seated 0 dinner guest who is endeaVorng dispose quota of sweet without allowing the conversa- tOn to anguish and whose articulation consider ably retarded thereby. We doubt. however. if this is than listening the intermittent ejac- ulatons of the gourmand who attracts the meat course with hand and the head lettuce with the
Arizona republican., 1913-08-15
The Dayton Charter

Dayton. the fifth city in point size of he fourishing the state of Ohio, has adopted the city manager plan, by of more than two to The population of Dayton in 1910 was 116,OOO, estimated less than 13O,OO0. growth of Dayton has been largely due manufacturing, though for many years it has been of great commercial importance. It has also a rich and extensive agricultural back country.
 the city manager plan shall succeed in Day of the theories of the opponents of the plan all. applicable only small where there is little diversity of industry.
 Before the campaign for the city manager plan was begun in Dayton, doubt. the business men considered thoroughly and reached the conclusion that business methods could be profitaby applied to al business. public well private Such investigation as these business men must have conducted must be valuable and convincing than any opposing theories.
 Possibly the flood which devastated Dayton spring much toward inclining the voters of Dayton to more business-like management of city affairs The old political spells system of waste, of course, not the of the flood, but the municipal authorities had left undone many things that might have reduced it's havoc
 Moreover. in the confusion and chaos that sued when most men lost their heads or were paralyzed by the appalling extent of the calamity, of foremost business of the country kept his-John H Patterson, the head of the Ma tonaI Cash Register company. By common consent, Patterson assumed control, became city man ager, and there a sudden ameioration of suf- fering and a rapid restoration of government. He became the leader n city campaign, and will probably be the head of the commission which will have charge of the affairs of the Dayton. acting through a city manager.
 The Dayton charter is quite like the proposed Phoenix charter, the city feature differing only, in that Dayton may choose one O residents that office, it may employ wherever it may find him. Our constitution re- stricts cmmission's search for d city manager the corporate limits of Phoenix. There is no find a capable among our citizens such a position.
 A Dayton dispatch, describing the adoption of the charter, mentions the only opposition it by the socialists. On what that sttfon based stated, but it happens that our sociastic friends solidly against the pro- posed constitute the only opposition that is likely to be organized. No doubt, Day ton the politicians worked against the charter, they doing here, and will do everywhere, against any municipal reform eliminate party poli- tics.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-15
impeac achment

The who framed the New York constitution evidently held the popular erroneous notion of the meaning the word. impeachment Nine persons out of believe that Impeachment in relation to an accused official, his removal from of flee though they ordinarily impeach ment is only an accusation. indictment, at tack. Thus. may impeach veracity his integrity, yet prove that he is without these qualities. We may call a liar, but that does establish that
 New York constitution, strictly construed, provides for from office of who is formally accused offense which, if proved, would warrant That is Tn of the impeachment the governor. the powers and duties of the shall devolve upon the lieutenant ernor" who the. lawful successor to vacancy caused by death. resignation removal of the goernor
 The constitution the United States with reference to impeachment is clearer. Sec. 1. Art H. provides: The president president and all from office on impeachment for. and conviction of, meanors" President Andrew Johnson inn peached by the house of representatives, but by single vote he escaped conviction. Meanwhile, he continued to discharge the duties of his office
 The New York constitution, believe, is diff ferent this respect from other, and, as con strued by the enemies Governor Sulzer. is con trary to the spirit laws inasmuch as it per nts condemnation without a hearing, for even tenn porary removal is condemnation
 In our state, where have removal from office either by recall by trial impeachment. the accused allowed remain in office until
Arizona republican., 1913-08-15
HEARING ONES OWN VOICE

IalOy, who appears have scientifically investi- ated the matter, assures that not only does not himself others him. but that he does not hear himself others hear him Some inter- esting experiments were made by the French in this connection
 Tn order ascertain whether really knew the sound of his voice, LaIOy been at some pains to determine the facts His experi- ments show that if record a photograph disk few sentences pronounced by himself together with others recorded by friends. and causes the chine to reproduce these it most frequently hap that the more easily recognizes the voices his friends than e his
 It appears that the difference lies in the quail ity of the tone. One hears his voice only through the air, do his auditors, but the solid parts between the of speech and those of hearing. The sound thus produced has differ below.
 If entertain any doubt to this. let him try the following experiments: Take the end of wooden rod between the teeth and pronounce vowel between the the teeth and released by another who at the same time stops his ears. The lat will find that time he seizes the rod in his teeth the sound will be stronger than when it reaches the through the air above and that it has different quality. The passage sound through solid body augments it's intensity and modifies its quality.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-15
Card of Thanks
By WALT MASON

I'm thankful that autumn will shortly be here; the fieS-watch swat em-wilI then disappear. I'm thankful that August full will be missed. for it's the gonedogest old month in the list! I'm thankful that winter is coming apace, for then we begin ter have fun the place; how the yearner, how sweet to his soul, the trusty base burner, the kndling and coal! How o the thinker, who sWelters and svears, stoVeppe and clinker, and the stairs! I'm thankful the bally thermometerette that's keeping tally citizens sweat will soon cease a-tryng to mount the skies, while sufferers, frying with sighs. I'm thankful the climate which is too worse for poets to rhyme it, prophets to curse will take reef in its sail and reform we'll quit beefn' because it's warm
Arizona republican., 1913-08-15
APPR ECIATED

Oftentimes musicians complain of lack of appre- citation, but here is pleasant instance of who more admiration than he had ever aspired to. A Chinese Minister Washington hear the Marine Band play. Particularly he inn pressed with the trombone player; much so, in fact, that he offered him handsome engagement in China.
 T have juggler,' said the visitor, "WhO could swallow much brass pipe you spit it again. and vet the people here re- gard it with utter lack of enthusiasm.-Har- pers Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-15

believe in what the orginators of the socialist ment believed in, who aim the ends they aimed at. who inspired by the ideals they held, than there were, let say, fifteen years ago.
 an assertion which make doubt will hotly denied in many quarters. So be it; it is which I very will be coolly denied
Arizona republican., 1913-08-15
POLITICAL ECONOMY

Whats the Wrange about in Plunkville?" Some of the community to maintain mud holes and swell their private fortunes by hauling automobiles out. Others want to improve the high ways, pinch speeding and apply the pro- ceeds to public works of all kinds"-Kansas City
Arizona republican., 1913-08-15
Arizona Republican Editorial Page

after the recall election, or, if he has been inn peached, until aftr his trial by senate, presided by the chief justice associate justice of the supreme
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Gbreursdte anoSoaSeraus5eid'
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gefisheH.
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s11.10; fir Geptentber s1L12H-112 22H.
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Das RidtiqG

Der gbef zines 5anelun5sbaufts
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Qhicaan. 1s. Iuni 1913.

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qdmmer: GiuhetmiiAe s5-25-7.50, iSriit'
iahrS. 4ammer $5.50--s.0O. Ylartf l0-25C
uisortger.
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Is OO0 Sthafe uno SdnTmer 24.000.
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3ufHbr uno &erIanbt pdbrene Der pers
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ben Belt letter &pt)e Iuaren mie folgt:
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3uui, is. Gs2 1854 1915
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sienlit groB, bod lparen bic beiisren tro.
denaefattsrten Stiere rar mo Itettg I'M
gretis, wabreuo bic anoeren fau uno
idmadl maren.-Stoders unb 5eeoers Fno
in siemlid gutter 9adirage.
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auserlefene Ifmsre fette Sdue $780,,
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2ammer. 1870 BIB, s7.O0-7.75.
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Hen NnrY IL Nuni.

Rem BORT, t6. 9uni.
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si5.T5-ls.25, Rc. 1 Southern si5.50-l6.00.
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