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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-17
TO FIGHT TEN ROI1NDs

Pittsburgh, Pa, Jan. 17.-John
Wilson of Boston, worlds middle
weight champion. and Joe. Chip, New
castle, Pa. will meet here tonight in
a ten-round no decision bout.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-17

1t seem to be much easier for an
American heiress to marry a foreign
nobleman than to marry a foreign
noble man!
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-17
ANETA E A WINS
FROM HOPE, I'LL

Aneta. n. D., Jan. 17.-Aneta high
school won a fast basketball game
here Friday night from Hope by a
score of II to IL. The game was
close and we'll played from the start,
neither having much the ad-
vantage at any time. :
At the end of the first half the score
stood 9 to Z in favor of Aneta. In
the second half the local men came
back a little stronger and increased
their scant lead to a safe margin that
won for them. The next game Aneta
will play will be with Devils Lake at
Devils Lake.
The teams lined up as follows for
the game:
Aneta. Hone
smith $500. .... MCCULLOUGH
keves. C......... Joslyn
Cameron. ...... c.. ....... Plain
Peterson ....G......: Reynolds
Substitutes-Hope. Jorkland for
MCCULLOUGH: Aneta. Hanson for Keyes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-10

The trap drummer, connected with
the Youngberg orchestra was the CEN
ter Of attraction for Il large group Of
small boys during the dancing. He
is 4 contortionist, an acrobat, and a
jazz artist of considerable merit. and
his stunts equal in attractiveness his
ability to triple tongue on both
drums at once.
There were many sore feet after the
Step Lively" dance last night. The
floor was TO small for such a large
crowd but still it was all taken with
a smile.
The Suoman Motors Corporation
boasts Of making the first sale of
ears during the Automouye Show,
yesterday. l.. l.. Emery, manager of
the Sinclair Refining Company bought
the car. 1t was 4 Diamond Y trucf
Sroman's most popular seller.
Frank DoDson and his thirteen si-
rens is one Of the big headline fea.
lures OF the Automotive Show. Mr..
Dobson and his company of artists
are here and they will be seen this
evening at Convention Hall. TSis Is
the most extensive headline feature
that has ever been brought to Ard
more and it is feature that deserves
to attract every person who appre-
ates real cleverness on the stage.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-10
Operation

All appointments are made by the Manager
strctly basis Of efficiency and merit The
Manager has the power to remove any heads OF
departments or city employees for iucompetency
neglect Of duty.
The Commissioners shall meet once each month
or ottener public business requires. An meet.
ngs are open to the public.
Employment of the budget system and a com.
ple,e system Of bookkeeping for every department
regular statement Of financial affairs An
department heads must furnish regular reports
to the city Manager. and accounts must be kept
ON continuous balance.
No purchase Of supplies. etc. In excess Of
$500 can be made without the authority and
approval OF the Commissioners and on the basis
Of a prepared budget
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-10
The Plan

Tho, Executive Board consists Of five Com
missioners. The Manager will be a man espe.
ciolly qualified to fiji the position. and who will
ieyote his time exclusively to civic affairs.
The principle is the same as the business
manager of any large business or lndustry-thc
manager working in conjunction with his board
Of directors
Commissioners are elected every two years.
The City Manager Is appointed by the Comms-
sioners The Commissioners and the city Manager
are placed under bond for the faithful performance
of duty. The Manager may be removed NJ any
time. on the grounds OF nefficency or neglect Of
duty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-10
General Information

Twelve cities OF Oklahoma have adopted the
Manager plan. The Mayor and Council OF Salina.
Kansas. took the initiative In submitting the plan
to u vote of the people
Since the adoption OF the new form Of gov
eminent vico and crime have shown a rruiark-
able decrease In Wichita, Kansas The system has
receives such complete popular approval that
the commissioners were reelectd with practically
no opposition-the only city election within the
history of wichita In which the leading news
papers did not differ as 10 efficiency OF the exi1-
ing government.
The plan Is in successful operation In $50
cities of the United states, not one OF which has
discarded the system. The City Manager plan
must not be confused with the Commission Form
OF government.
vote for the City Manager plan OF govern
mtnt is vote for efficiency, economy and civic
progress Every large industry employs a CON-
petent business manager-why not the cityf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-10

Davidson kidnapping bill which pro-
vides the death penalty or life i'm
prisonment for kidnapping a child un-
der the age of 15, the committee of
the whole failed to make up its mind;
a motion was made that the commit
| tee recommend the bill do not pass,
but substitute motion, reporting pro
gress and asking leave To consider the
bill again, prevailed.
The boxing bill was resurrected from
| its burial place in the middle of the
calendar yesterday, and advanced TO
final passage. 1t may be voted on
today.
| The house failed TO act on the Trapp
articles of impeachment or the other
investigating committee reports, as
the printed copies were on hand. 1t
set the Trapp Impeachment matter as
a special order of business for Thurs
day morning at IL o'clock. IN the
meantime, there is rumor other
charges may be brought in by the
house probing committee almost any
day now.
| The presiding officer furnished a
feature Of the senate also on Monday.
Mrs. Lamar Looney, state senator
from Hollis, was called to the chair
by Tom Simpson, president protein,
and conducted regular senate proceed
ings for nearly an hour. This was
said to be the first time a woman
ever presided over an Oklahoma leg
islative body.
Probably the most interesting meas
ure taken up by the senate yesterday
was the house bill by Ralph IIardie
Of Cleveland county, Republican, and
Ben Harrison of Hughes county, Dem
ocrat, which would authorize the board
of regents of the state university to
build dormitories on the campus with
funds derived from the sale of dor
mtory bonds to the commissioners of
the land office. The senate advanced
this bill to third reading. 1t also ad-
vanced the house bill authorizing the
regents OF the women's college AT
Chickasha to sell certain land and in
vest the proceeds in land or permanent
improvements.
The senate passed the bill fixing the
representation in the lower house for
the next decennial period; this merely
vltalies the constitutional provision for
fixing the representation every 10
years. The bill provides for the rep.
resentation of each county in the lower
house at the next five sessions, fol.
lowing the figures of the secretary
of the state election board which were
given in this column several weeks
ago. The constitution allows no OPP
ton in the matter of representation
except in the case OF a county which
is entitled 10 one extra representative
at some session Of the five; the leg.
islature may specify at which session
this extra representative shall appear.
There are 10 counties which are en-.
titled to an extra man in the lower
house in the next decennium. The
bill provides these extras shall be
distributed as follows: First session
of the decennlum (Ninth legislaturc)
stephens, okfuskee. Hughes and Nc
Intosh counties will each have an extra
representative; second session. Com.
anche, Sequoyah, Washington and Pot
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-10

tawatomie counties; fourth session.
Logan and Tulsa counties
The senate failed to take up. Mon
day, two measures which have been
left very much up in the air, with the
issue in doubt. One is Glen Horners
bill which would allow claims against
the state to be filed in district court,
upon the consent of the governor; if
judgment were obtained on such u
suit against the state, the claim would
be paid if the legislature saw fit to
appropriate money for il. The other
bill is the measure calculated to make
teachers pensions an actual fact in
this state instead of the mere sub
ject of an imperative statute. This
bill has caused much argument in
the senate. A number Of members on
both sides Of the political fence have
opposed the state appropriation to the
pension fund provided for in the bill
Monday the bill was advanced TO third
reading almost without debate before
the opponents quite knew what was
happening. Then they awakened and
won reconsideration. And the teachers
pension bill is still in status quo, as
the argument which followed the re-
consideration by adjournment.
The senate committee on education
introduced a bill to increase the salary
of the superintendent Of public instruc-
ton to $4,000 a year
Among bills introduced in the house
was one to create soldiers relief
commission of three members, one of
whom should be selected by the exec
utive committee of the legion of the
state, one by the senate, and one by
the house of representatives. The
commission would direct the work of
soldier relief, taking charge of such
hospitals as were placed in their con-
troll.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-10

The Stroman Motors Corporation has
a little arrangement attached to their
Diamond II truck that sure makes
ly." If you don't believe it ask Jim
Robinett, he knows.
Some one put Ford sign on the
windshield of a Hudson coupe, last
night We wonder who it was. Sid
ney Brawley offers reward CO for the
one telling who did it.
j. G. King stated that the Packard
in which he was riding was easy rid
ing Garland he owns q Marmon.
Everyone was in high spirits and
feeling fine last night at the Automo-
tive Show and we each and every one
had a ''peachy" time.
"Ouch!' Oh, how very few times we
said this when some one parked on
cur slipper foot.
AT ~ o CLOCK sherman rye SAID ne
would have TO leave-he was getting
weary. Oh. where was Sherman the
hight before?
And we danced till the wee small
hours and oh, the fun we had.
II would like to meet strange
man for tomorrow nights Automotive
Show" Want some one who win
speak sweetly to me" THE local boys
are too usted to me now. Signed
Il. d.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-10

All wives should accompany their
husbands to the Automouve Show TO-
night This is almost imperative in
view of the fact that James Barron,
secretary of the Chamber of Com
merce, announcing the afternoon re-
ception for Miss June Elvidge at Sneed
Furniture Company stated that it was
for women only and that the men
and boys" would see Miss Elvidge at
the Automotive Show
Wonder what will be doing tonight
at the Oklahoma City-Tulsa banquet.
A man" reporter was asked for by
the Automobile Dealers, NJ w. Witt,
spokesman. Bill will be there.
Texas will be here tomorrow 100
strong we hear. Guess this man"
reporter will have another story TO
cover-tomorrow night. Bill says he
absolutely will not ride anybody s
white mule"
Just after the "Superlative Trio"
finished their last number this after
noon some young lady, name un-
known" started playing the piano out
in the annex and drew the crowd out
there. We would like to know her for
the prospects thought the annex too
cold to look at, but music, N''that's s
different"
We took one of those beautiful yell
low crysanthemums from 4 'flivver"
at the Automobile Show last night
and Tom never missed it,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-10
Advantages of the System

The plan makes the appointment of all em-
ployes OF the city based entirely upon merit and
not upon any political obligation. IL also does
away with the separate heads OF departments.
80 that machinery purchased employees en-.
gagged for any department may be used In any
work where such machinery service may be
required.
The entire time Of competent manager Is
devoted exclusively to the interest OF the city's
affairs. ANY business OF the city IL tho business
or the city manager. which does away with
departmental strife In city affairs and promotes
efficiency and economy In the city government.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-10
CITY MANAGER PLAN OF GOVERNMENT
Salaries

The Commissioners serve without salary The
matter OF salary OF the Manager would rest with
the commissioners, who would be governed largely
by public sentiment in the matter. IL would be
safe to assume that n thoroughly competent man
can be secured at reasonable figure.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-28

MISUNDERSTANDING besielben anfiibr-
tie. Ser gortrag nar Elm ~lebrreider u.
bat manden our ueber5eugung Der
fallden Soeen uno MaBnabmen Der
.Mnbanger oeg Dolldepismus gebra9t
SIZE Snforporntionsnrtifel Der
neu gegrunbeterl ssor automobile
Sign Company tno lebten Conner
itag beim urfuroen : Megiltrar our
.gintragung binterlegt moroen. Sic
SUPERINTENDENT iino Soiepb g. Gor,
Carl 9. groB nn0 SorbeD s.. @rim-
mer. 9ie neue @ompanD lit 5u $50
600 mpitaliierk
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fontraftli6 betraltt morben. Die
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-28

1fphprnn IN ann6e inltpn iih q.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-28

ugutn1ddyungg1 Mednnng, Die
Geutiblnnog golfstpirtidnft ffiiir mebr
ais EN- Menidennlter unrettbnr Der.
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