The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-24
NORTH SIDE NEWS
North Side Wins Second Game
From Oakland.
Another Victory for First Ward
HOrSeShOerS.
GAIN 1888 POINTS In a GAMES
Player Said to Throw Dough-
nuts in Sleep.
Thought He Was in Midst of
Good Game.

winning four straight games out OF
four series with Oakland at the North
side alleys. S37 North Kansas avenue
last night, the North side team won
by a margin of 1873 points. rms IS Inc
second game with Oakland Inc
games with Oakland will be played
On Tuesdav nights. The North side
team has won every game with the
South side team.
4 story is told on prominent play
ar ON the North side team 1t is SAID
that one of the neighbors heard dis
turbance in his house in the middle
of the night. Thinking robbers were
trying to get in the neighbors ap-
preached the residence. A noise Was
coming from the kitchen
Looking in at the window the nelgh-
Dor saw by the aid of the faint star
light which threw waverlng beams
over the scene" as Bertha M Gay
Iyonld saw. he saw him in his night
robe. He was standing near the
pantry throwing "crullers (dough-
nuts built around hole) at rollills
hin which was propped up on the ia
BILE. AS he threw the doughnuts. ne Is
reported to have exclaimed: There
a ringer" Just then the man aWoke
and fled back to bed. (This rhyme Is
accidentally o+
interest in the games seems to be in
creaSing all the time
The score for the game last night
follows: 90.
Baer. 81; total IS. Oakland-Reed'
10: Warner. s; total, As.
North side wins four games in above
by 50. .7.
rrne ic 40: total. 81. Oakland
Spackerbacker, 25; Bronson Il; TO-
North side wins four games by Al.
Alley 3: North side-Higgs. "a
chael. 10; Lopez. 90; total As
North side wins four games by 40.
Alley 2: North side-Gurtler As;
Gabriel, Al; total, So OaklanoI7
spackerbacker' "a; Apple Is; total'
North side wins four games by 81.
The North side will play the South
side on Friday night
Notes and Personals.
The music students at the Lyman
school. lust north of Topeka, will give
a musical tonight at the school una er
the direction of Miss Millard, music
teacher. The program will include |
piano duet bv Miss Mildred Dransf1eld
and Miss Meta Dransheld, VINO are
on the exercises as extras. Miss Drans-
field has studied music at College view
Neb.
Dale Berry, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs Charles Berry, is much in
terested in spring gardens. This morn
ing he noticed plants sproutlng put was
not satisfied with the way the plants
were coming up. He exclaimed, ION, |
papa. wen have to plant these over
again We planted them upside down
for the roots are coming up first!
The ladies of the Central Avenue
church held an all day meeting at the
church today. A good dinner was
served at noon. The adjective isl
unnecessary.
The w. c. T. U. will meet Thursday
afternoon at the home of G. r. emil
son. 1915 North Jackson street
North side man enquiries w nat
has become of the old fashioned school
pupils who made shoots at each other
when they uuarreled?' p
Another sign of spring being really |
here is that a hammock appears regu- |
larly on the porch of a certain North |
Side house every day.
Incidentally it is understood that the
hammock is not altogether for home |
consumption.
V. P. Peel Will go to Kansas City on
a business trip this week
While playing ball near the three
bridges Monday afternoon, Carl Hirsch-
berg and Eugene Houser, when play |
ing against the Wolff Packing plant
team, the boys collided, running after
the ball. Both their noses were broken |
and the lads were bruised about the |
face.
A number of the KaW River Baptist |
association members met at the North /
Topeka Baptist church Tuesday after !
noon Those present included: Rev. o. |
c. Brown, of Lawrence; Rev. c. A. |
MCGEE, the Rev J. H. Bennett, Rev. A. |
B. Larson, of Wamego: Rev. Robert !
Gordon, Rev. A. D. Phelps. Rev. ]. NJ. /
Gurley and Rev. w. I. Cole, and Rev |
r. T. Blackledge, of Council Grove
A D. Blanchard, of MAMMA tan !
former North Side man, was a Topeka |
visitor Tuesday.
A paper by Mrs. Fred Voiland was a |
feature of the program given by the
Argonauts which met Tuesday night at
the Voiland home, 9O5 North Van, Buren, /
street.
The Taka-Hasha Embroidery club !
met Tuesday afternoon at the home of /
Mrs. Frank Peyton. Those present in !
cluded: Mrs. A. c. Mccartney. Mrs |
Henry Barnes, Mrs. E. c. Segar. Mrs |
Fred Ross, Mrs. George Middaugh. Mrs.
Julia Weiland. Mrs. NJ. F. Price. Mrs. |
Andrew Neugabar, Mrs. T. NJ Forbes !
and Mrs. Frank Peyton.
V P. Peel has invented and patented
an automatic door catch.
FraternaI Men. Attention,
Increased assessments have been de-
clared by many of the leading orders. !
If yours hant it will be viii Won