The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-19
NORTH SIDE NEWS
Police Begin Crusade Against
Drivers Who Don't Tie Horses.
James Irons Has Organised
First Bicycle Polo Club.

According to the police there are q
number of drivers who are violating
the city ordinance which refers to
leaving teams stand on the street
without dropping weights or tying
them. There has been q number of
arrests made recently on this account
According to Police Officer Jones,
Russell Beingley was arrested this
police station.
According to the police the viola
ton Of this ordinance Ii becoming
common They are planning q sure
enough crusade against those who are
careless enough to leave their teams
united in the street without dropping
a weight or tying them.
Bicycle Polo Club.
Since the auto polo games were held
last year at the fair grounds there
have been a number of bicycle polo
clubs organized in Topeka James r.
Irons. of 1418 North Kansas avenue.
has organized the first club of this
kind in North Topeka. A meeting
will be held next Thursday evening at
his home to arrange Tor future games.
Mr.. Irons is the man who recently
constructed single passenger aerial
craft. =
To Hold Teachers Conference.
Mrs. r. A. Chappell. state superin-
tendent of elementary work in Bible
schools, will hold q conference for
teachers and Bible schools at the Gen.
trail Avenue Christian church Friday
evening. Mrs. Chappell comes here at
the request of the pastor of the Chris
tian church.
The choir Of the North Topeka Bap-
tist church will hold q meeting at the
church this evening and elect officers
is the director OF this organization.
which is the oldest church choir in
North Topeka
Florida Fever.
1t is estimated that in the last two
days there has been no less than 30
people from North Topeka and vicinity
who have left for Florida. Many of
these have bought homes there and
expect to remain. The most Of these
people, however, are going to that place
with the intention Of buying land or to
investigate the country.
Personal Mention.
George Archer, Of Elmont, Is spend
ing a brief time in North Topeka on
business.
Richard Brown. of Arkansas. is in
North Topeka on business. He will
remain for some time.
Miss Marie Spettef and Mrs. James
Spetter have returned to their home In
Amarillo, Tex after spending brief
time in North Topeka. They came
here to attend the funeral OF James
Spetter who was killed in a railroad
accident.
James Forbes. Of Kiro, is spending a
short time in North Topeka on busf-
ness.
S. Martin, Of Meriden. has returned
to his home after a brief business trip
to the North side.
J.. M. Campbell has left for his home
in Casper. wyo.. aftgr. spending some
time IN North Topeka.
Marion Glenn has returned to his
home in Grantville after short busi-
ness trip to North Topeka.
George Frisbee has returned to his
home in OskaloOsa after spending a
short time in North Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayes have left
for Long Beach. CAL. where they will
remain for some time.
Ed Mcconnell. of Menoken, has re-
turned home after a business trip to
the North side.
L. B. Willis has returned to his home
in volland after spending some time
in North Topeka.
A NJ Petr1 drugEist-Adv
Blanche Shirley, of Granville. II
In North Topeka on business.
Albert Doyle has left for Florida
where he will remain for a few weeks
J. w. Priddy will leave Friday fol
st. Joseph, Mo-, where he will visit his
daughter, Mrs. A. ". Small.