The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-30

| over the corresponding week of last
year.
DR. James Naismith, of the physical
department at the State university, has
been teaching hundreds of men and
boys to swim at the Central Y. NJ. q.
A. He has them go through the proper
motions before they go into the water.
The Meaning of He'll and Future
Punishment" is the title of a sermon
which will be delivered at the First M.
E. church. Sunday night. The discus
sion of subject of this nature will I'M
doubtedly draw a full house.
Sixty members of the cooking and
Sc wing classes of the Provident asso-
citation are being given Thanksgiving
treat today. A club of young ladies
is furnishing the entertainment. Re
freshments are being served.
This evening at o'clock DR.. James
Naismith. physical director at the
state university, will speak to boys
at the Central Y. NJ. c. A. on THE
Finer Points of Basketball" DR.. Nal
smith is the originator of the game.
John F. Eby, who ran for county
superintendent, has filed account of
his election expenses, which amounted
to $3.50. The first officer to file SINH
lar account was c.. w. Bowers, clerk
of the district court, whose bill
amounted to ISL.
Leong Ling Kwoon, charged with
being a Chinese laborer unlawfully in
the United States, will appear this
afternoon before the clerk of the fed
eral court. Kwoon arrived this morn
ing from ST Louis with an attorney
and several witnesses.
J. NJ. Shelton, who has four counts
against him for selling LIQUOR is be-
ing tried this morning in the district
court. His case is hanging over from |
yesterday. Shelton is fisherman, I
lived in a tent near Valencia, and adj !
mitS that he kept a little whisky
for his own private use. w. 1. Jami- |
son is making fight for the old man. |
Clarence o. Sage, in the government |
service at Panama, expect to sail from /
Colon, December 2, on board Ham
York, ports of call being Kingston,
Jamaica, Santiago de Cuba and For
tune Islands. He will spend Christ
mas with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. |
D. Sage, 416 East Seventh street, this
city.
over 100 members of the State Stud
ent Volunteer association are in ses-
sion today at Washburn college. Talks
were made by Miss Kate Hansen of
Japan, and Miss Lydia Lindsay of the
same country. This evening Fennel
P. Turner, general secretary of the
an address on THE World Vision
vorces this morning in the second di-
vision of the district court. Roy Gas
Kin, colored, was granted divorce from
mis- wife, Atoka Gaskin, who has dis
and abandoned him for over
l year. Petition was made by Esther
3. Miller, alleging deSertion and ex-
rene cruelty on the part of her hus-
1and, Delbert Miller; she was also
given divorce.
THE Conservation of the Farm
Home" is the general topic being dis
,ussed this afternoon at the regular
monthly meeting of the Shawnee AL
alta and Farmers institute The
speakers are Prof. Edwin I. HoIton,
If the State Agricultural college. Mrs.
T. F. True, Jr., of Jefferson county,
md Mrs. William BrObst of Oak
Grange. The meeting is being held in
he rooms of the Commercial club.
DR. James Naismith, the father of
and physical director at the
tate university, says that walking is a !
iresome exercise and not particularly ;
eneficial. I'VE must take exercise all .
yer to get the beneficial results he /
aid, and walking, as INDUCED in by {
he average person, does not put into /
ction enough muscles to pay for the 5
ime it takes" DR.. Nafsmith recon-
1ends wrestling as an exercise that
rings into action all the muscles.
Topeka Council Royal Arcanum gave
he supreme regent of the order Rev. t
'. T. McFaden, of Richmond, Va, /
earty reception at a special meeting
cid Friday evening. A large class of I
andidates was Initiated into the mys- !
cries of the order by a team especially
hosen for the occasion Among the 1
uests present at the meeting were: c. s
L Hayden, of Indiana polls, deputy SUI 1
RENE regent of the order; W. A.
Weaver, of Emporia. J. H. Kope, of I
-ansas City, and Mr.. Sampson, of I
Owa. w. E. Atchison made the in
roductory address. Talks were made 4
Y several of the visitors. I
The next meeting of the Topeka !,
d club will be held Tuesday noon at -
lie National hotel Ways and Means"
ill be the topic of conversation. A [
iscussion as to the best methods of S
taking the club the active organiza- L
on that it should be will take place \
t the last meeting of the organiza- Z
Tub, which had gotten into a dor
Iant condition. Each of the twenty A
We members present pledged their It
lpport. The club expects to get
own to real business this season. A h
borough study of the science of adj n
ertising will be made. There will not
2 so many addresses by men who p
ave their own horn to loot. II
The Topeka Real Estate Dealers :
ssociation expects the largest attend /.
ace Of the season at the meeting of T