The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-01
NORTH SIDE news
Appeals Made to Commission
to Move tuberculosis Camp.
Another Motorcycle Accident
on the North Side.

When the North Topeka people heard
this morning that the Highland Rark
residents were protesting against the
removal of the tuberculosis camp 10
a place near their neighborhood, the
North Topekans, fearing that the camp
would not be removed from its present
location sent a large delegation to the
cftv hall to make protest against It's
remaining in North Topeka rms camp
has been located on the North SIDE LOT
the past three years and the people
h,I,a lent I'M a continual war again
II THEW threaten to take the matter
70 court if it remains much longer AT
a meeting of the city commissioners
some time ago it was decided that the
camp would have to be moved "lllllh
thirty days.
Another Motorcycle Accident.
wba+ might have been a serious ac-
c;dent occurred Iast-night at IO;4o
o'clock when Ned Keller, of 1913 North
Quincy street stepped from norlh
bound street car and was run down
nv a motorcycle. Mr.. Keller was not
injured to any great extent out His
cIothes were torn from him and ne
received several scratches and bruises
The light which should have been on
at this crossing was out OIL WI me ne
order and Mr.. Keller says tnaI lle
machine that ran into him was not
a
could see from the light of the street
car that the machine was of the Elk
ceIsior make This is the second acci-
dent of this kid to occur III W. ~
Toneka within a week and is proDdoAy
the result of carelessness on the part
of some one. The police have peeh
wagine wa- against drivers OF motor
cycles and autos that do not carry
numbers or lights.
Congestion of Traffic.
The narrowing of the street from tl,e
North end of the Melan bridge to GURUS
street caused by tearing up the pave
mont for the new water main togetner
with the paving going on at CuIt rus
S+reet causes a congestion or tne
traffic a great number of times per
day. Teams and autos heaueo poch
WAYS became damned in the olock ms
morning and the untangling that 1ol-
lowed was equal to similar processes III
many of the larger cities
Sending Liquor Back to Il. Z.
The American Express company had
. large consignment of liquor TO De
returned to Kansas City this mornlng-
The reasons given for shipping II p@Cn
was that one man who was known 70
have been selling liquor, had TOO sreds
q quantity ordered for his own use anu
come of the packages were addressed
10 men who could not identity them
selves.
Ed Richards Thrown from horse'
Ed Richards a county commissioner
of jefferson county VINO Is sedSlIls oh
North Jackson street was injured yes
terday afternoon at his ranch near
Newman by being thrown from morse.
ne was brought to Topeka by Albert
Timber where he received medical
treatment Mr.. Reckards says tndt
the horse that he was riding became
11nmanageabIe and threw him hurting
his left leg and scratching MIN on Tic
body in several places.
Personal Mention.
neave items for this column at
Petro's drug store.)
A. ]. Shirley of Granville was
North side visitor yesterday.
The Crescent restaurant mas chang-
ed hands. Hutch Cave sold his IN
terests in it to c. D. Skinner.
Sam Harper of Menoken will leave
today for Arkansas where he will re-
main Indefinitely.
Mrs. NJ. A. Long has gone to Detrot'
Mich, where she VIII make an ca
tended visit.
7. p. Jennings has gone to Quincy,
Ill, where he will make his home.
J. A. Handin and ]. K. Malbury lett
last night for Pocatello, Idaho, where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Esterger have
returned to their home in Dlllen'
Mont.
Cliff Priddy and Ed thompson VI
Elmont were North side visitors yes
terday.
Frank Billings of Granville has
returned to his home after visiting
friends on the North side.
Miss Nellie Fitzgerald has gone to
her home in Valencia after several
months trip to North Topeka.
Miss Nellie Priddy of Elmont is
STAYING with Mrs. Van Orsdal of North
Monroe street
J. r. Spetter has returned from
short business trip to Rossville.
. No sucker pumps at Pratt's.-Adv-
A number of North side people will
leave Sunday for a days fishing trip
to Wakarusa-
G. H. Staples of Hoyt was North
Topeka visitor yesterday
c. A. Ford of Valley Falls has re-
turned to his home after short bus
mess trip to North Topeka.
Guy Boast, who has been visiting
in Little Rock, Ark, for the past six
weeks, has returned to his home,
North Jackson street.
Mr.. and Mrs Pat Cooney of Memo
ken were in North Topeka yesterday
Hiram Britenstein will leave today
for an extended trip to New York.
w. V. Woolport will leave soon for
an extended business trip to Baldwin,
Kan.
Miss Alice Wingett of the reform
school left today for her home.
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