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Show THE BINGHAM NEWS 't-- two years ago in a Leadville Soft Drink Parlor. Doctor Campbell of the Camp-bee- ll Drug Store with a number of friends motored to Utah Lake on Thursday and fished for catfish. Utfore Judge E. E. Dudley on Wednesday, Santo Iiocha was fined $2lJ9.00 for having intoxi-cating liquor in his possession. Danicia Error of the Highland Coy was fined $100.00 and sixty days in the County Jail for pos-session of liquor. The jail sen-tence was suspended for an in-definite period, as the woman is the mother of six children. S. L. McArthur, former mana-ger of the Western Union Tele-graph company here will take charge of the Bingham office during the vacation of the oper-ator, Carol J. Ballard, who is spending a vacation with his parents at Caldwell, Idaho. Art. Reynolds of the U. S. In-ternal Revenue was a business visitor on Tuesday. CHIPS AND SHAVINGS (Continued from Pare One) blown with gelatine. W. II. Wood ring of Salt Lake City who for many years oper-ated a drug store in Bingham was a visitor to camp on Wednes day. Doc. still has some prop-erty in camp and his many friends are always willing to give him a hearty hand-shak- e. William Martin, better known as "Buller," who has been con-nected with the United States Mining Company for the past tweny years, is critically ill at the Bingham Hospital, suffer-ing from an acute attack of pneumonia. Ramon Romero, who was ar-rested in Bingham last week for being drunk was taken to Lead-ville, Colorado this week for the alleged murder of Bessie Bacca, but this boils down to profession all selfishness and greed, unless properly directed. With our modern means of transportation specialists are available to peo-ple who reside out of the towns and cities. But specializing has a tendency to concentration of knowledge and skill, while gen-eral practice constantly broad-ens the one and improves the other, especially when there is ability, natural or, acquired, to diagnose cases. In general prac-tice in a town like Bingham and district there is certainly a larg-er field for usefulness. It may be said that general practice leads to less concentration of ef-fort, yet if we look on our doc-tors here it demonstrates this does not necessarily follow. It all depends on whether the eth-ics of the profession are observ-ed, and ambition proceeds along proper channels. Whether spec- - EDITORIAL Dr. William Allen, President of the American Medical Asso-ciation, recently remarked "We need more family doctors and fewer sj)ecialists In large cities there may be an opportunity for specialists but here in the coun-try, which still contains the larg-er portion of population, there is greater opportunity fV gen-eral practitioners. : In the country a more' "nti-ma- te knowledge of patientsvan be had by physicians, and where practically many of the family doctors can call their patients by their first name, there is a mu-tual advantage to both. So far as the specialist himself is con-cerned expert krowledge of one line of medicine or surgery may yield larger financial returns, i ialist or general practitioner, the physician will be what the man in him determines, and, gener-ally speaking, the man in the country is more of a man than the one in the city, as even at Salt Lake City we know of spec-ialists who refuse to answer night calls, then why be a spec-ialist we ask. The country doctor we say gets close to the people of the district in which he resides he, knows them and makes their every interest his interest. Hur-rah for the Family Doctor. THE BINGHAM NEWS ; Entered as second-clas- s mat-ter at the Postoffice at Bing-ham Canyon, Utah, under the ' ' Act of Congress of March 3, J 1879. 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