The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-01
NORTH SIDE NEWS
Phillip Saclise, Italian Section
Hand, Missing.
Man Disappeared From Home
Over Four Days Ago.
EXTRA u. P. SERVICE BEGINS
Two New Trains From st.
Louis to Coast.
Make New Promenade South
Edge of Garfield Park.

Where is Phillip Saclise, an itallan'
married. who has been working on
h Union Pacific section and living
at 407 East Laurent street,
This is the question that is being
asked by Clay Clark, Union Pacific
section foreman. and others. Saclise
has been missing four days. some
money is due him from the Union
Pacific it is said. One report says
hat he and his wife went to Silver
Lake. However, according to L. Is.
Butler, a Mexican barber, two days
ago, Mrs. Saclise didn't know and did
MT care where her husband was. Mr..
Butler had sold them a stove on the
installment plan, and when he went
to collect for it, a boy at the mouse
told him that the OF
Phillip was And MIR.
Butler still has not his stove.
The Saclise house is a tumble down
shack. No one was at home when a
visitor called this morning. Nelgh-
bors were of the opinion that the oc-
cupants a gone to Silver Lax
However. there is some talk that Sa-
elise met with foul play, but 1t Is not
given much credence.
Hereafter people going into Car
field park on foot need not be annoy
ed bv dust raised by autos and bug
gle coming in at either the Kansas
avenue or North Quincy street en-
trance. Between these two entrances
ne TOdQWdN Will b0 S1Ao
people on foot. However ample room
will be allowed for vehicles. TINS Will
make a promenade of the space al
the south edge of the park, Tree from
w of dust or danger OIL any
one being run over. The chanse VIII
be completed next week.
snrinkIin system to keep down
the dust has been installed the P!pTS
east and north ana d ll'1i0
70 tho west of the CASINO.
A margin of PIG points V the
North Sid Horseshoe Pitching clun IS
the result of the contest between the
Nnrth side and Parkdale at the North
Side alleys, S37 North Kansas avenue
last light. The score follows;
ParkdaIe-BaIlard 16; MCGEE p.
North .Side-Stansfield SO; Laing SO.
North Side won in four games by ~
points. Parkdale-Beach 30; Simpson
"a. North Side-workman So; Perry
81. Parkdale won in five games by
10 points.
Parkdale-Beach 16; Reeser 5. North
as; Trulove SO. North Side
won in four games by 20 points; Park-
dale-Reeser 80; Eldin 80: North Side
-Gurtler 81; Trulove 81. North Side
won in six games by 50.
ParkdaIe-HiIl "a; Strait IA. North
Side-Lorden SO; Powell Sc. North Side
won in four games by 81 points.
At the horseshoe tournament held at
Garfield park Thursday, the results
were as follows:
The first contest was played between
the North Side and South Side clubs.
The North Side won in six games by
a margin of 116 points. In the contest
with East Topeka, the North Sic won
four games by a margin of II points.
Silver Lake defeated the North Side
in five games by 81 points.
A playground for children will be es-
tablished at the Grant schoolground,
beginning Monday, to be open every
week day during the summer from
a. m. to II. and from " to 5 p. m. 1t
will be under the uperv ision of w. L.
Driver. athletic director at Washburn
and Miss Daisy Crawford, instructor
at the Grant school. The playground
idea has often been advocated by the
State Journal.
North Topeka Baptist church. Sunday
school $50, c. c. Nicholson, superin-
tendent; preaching services IL a. M;
Senior and Intermediate B. Y. P. u,
Z D.. M; preaching services at s p. IN.
w. 1. Cole, pastor.
Rev. John Zimmerman will preach