The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-23
WILL OPEN HERE
Hot Springs Institute to Be
Established Here.
Temporary Quarters Leased
at 523 Kansas Ave.
DIR. KINSEY STAYS HERE
Hot Springs Brought to Every
Kansas Home.
Good Tidings For ALI Suffer
ing Humanity.
DIR. KINSEY STAYS HERE

1t was definitely announced yesterday
by DR.. Ben w. Kinsey, chief of staff of
the Hot Springs doctors, that after look
ing the efild over thoroughly, Topeka
has been selected in preference to all
other cities in the state as the most
suitable location for a permanent Hot
Springs institute for the state of Kan
sas. A lease has been made for quar-
tiers on the second floor of the big three
story building at 523 Kansas avenue,
now known as the Century building.
This location will be the home of the
Kansas State Hot Springs Institute for
the first year, or until more commod-
iOus quarters can be leased or erected.
In regard to building site for a per-
manent Hot Springs institute, a large
number have been suggested. DR.. Roby
offers his elegant home place on South
Kansas avenue. VIM. Vesper has Is
acres near the asylum which he consid-
ers suitable and w. w. Manspeaker has
suggested his three story and basement
building with six lots at the corner of
Tenth and Harrison. However the work
of the Hot Springs doctors will be COM
menced as stated above in their tenn
porary location at 523 Kansas avenue,
where they have pleasant and COM
mOdiouS quarters and the decision to
a site for permanent home will likely
not be made by the committee for sew
eral weeks.
In an interview yesterday DR.. Kinsey
stated that he had fully made up his
mind to locate the institute in Topeka
and also that he would remain in To-
peka personally and take personal
charge of this institute.
His staff of medical experts will ar
rive soon and the equipment for the in
stitue has already been shipped and
it is expected that patients can be re-
ceived for treatment some time next
week. AS the equipments for a Hot
Springs institute embraces many special
instruments invented by DR.. KinSey and
used only by the Hot Springs doctors,
it is considerable trouble and expense to
install all of the instruments and fix
lures. However, the work will be push
ed as speedily as possible and announce
ment of the date of opening the institute
to the public will be made soon.
The Hot Springs system of treatment
for chronic diseases has national rep
utation, as is attested by the fact that
the United Staes government has esab-
lished isc army and navy hospital at
Hot Springs Ark, where soldiers and
sailors are sent when all ordinary meth
DDS have failed to cure. An average of
2, 500 private citizens go to Hot Springs
every week to be cured of maladies
which are incurable by ordinary method.
They come on clutches, in carriages,
and ON stretchers, and most of them go
home we'll and happy. Hot Springs,
Ark, is a national blessing. 1t remain
ed for DR.. Kinsey to discover the secrets
of Hot Springs and to perfect his Won
derful system of Hot Springs home
trea tment so that it can be used any
where, in any home, without inconven-
fence, annoyance or publicity and with
out OBTAINING the patient from his usual
business occupation. This Hot Springs
system of treatment is the blessing that
the Hot Springs doctors are bringing to
the sick and afflicted of the great state
of Kansas. D..
DR.. Kinsey is one of the few doctors
holding license from the United States
government to practice medicine.