| Show if MEDICAL MEN IN BUSY DOSY SESSION I Convention of oi State Association Association Association tion Is Attended by About Members i DISCUSS ILLS OF MANKIND Reecho IccIe Many Today an Clu e Clo-e Affair Banquet at ut Commercial Club t About members wore were aR assembled embed at al the he evening session of or the Utah Medical a association In the council chamber in the CIl City antI and County Count buildIng build build- In Ing las last t night The meeting was called callei lo to order at nt S 8 o'clock and tho the greater part of oC the evening was taken taleen up willa with will witha a discussion of or Dr Ross Hoss Andersons Anderson's paper on The Value of or f r Counts as an Aid ARI to lo toIe Medical Ie and Surgical Surgical Sur Sur- Din Diagnoses no es It Owing to lo the absence of Dr D. D CBryant C C. Bryant his paper on Reflex Neurosis t in Kye re was vas omitted The papers of Drs W V R. R T n alo and Fred L. L Dixon were read and discussed jointly These papers were on Methods Meth lS and Principles in the Dja Diagnosis of or ort t Diseases of oC the tle Stomach an and 1 Perforating Perforating Peri Per i Gastric Ulcer r. r L. L P. P McCalla's paper was My I Experiences Experiences Ex Ex- Ex- Ex in the Treatment of Chronic z Dyspepsia and S Symptom Complex atS associated of the Upper Abdomen t Work VOIk for fur Today Todar This morning the convention will meet at o'clock and receive the reports of the report of cor- cor reports ts of or delegates the report of cor- cor delegates reports of standing committees commit commit- c tees tee reports of oC special committees and receive resolutions In I regard ard to the thc Ino Introduction in introduction In- In o of new members Following Follow Follow- I ing lug the thc resolutions regarding new newy newl l y members the lie convention will take lake up p I unfinished 1 business 1 During the afternoon more papers I I 1 of f a technical nature will be r ad and conclude with the tho convention will a banquet hanquet to b be given Iven at the Commercial Commer Commer- cial club tonight h t in Iii honor of the visiting practitioners by the Salt Snit Lal Lake e 0 County Count Medical l society I Opened by Il Root Hoot 4 I The Tho morning session of the convention conven conven- t 4 tion iou of the Utah Ulah Medical association was as called to lo order at 9 30 0 ocI cht l 3 yesterday h by 13 President E. E F. F Root noot p. p 1 Following th the reading of the reports VB h of committees the president made his address in fn which he dwelt upon the lie thet t z fact that Utah Ulah during the days das it II asU was as wasa as U a n territory was exempt from Invasion 1 J h by tile the quack because of the lack of oC q 1 population and afterward because of oC laws enforced b by the 7 the lie 1 stringent state He lie called attention to the lie fact that thai the younger ouner members s of or he profession pro pro- Imbued with new Ideas and j f to ideals of medical science were gladly I welcomed l by hr the older members of the fraternity and accorded the same ame op- op enjoyed by hy the members o of the old oM school lie He laid stress on the largo large e number 9 and medical ti ht Salt Laker that no no other city of the same ame size C In the United States was as be better equipped In lb this rc- rc Jt L. L q Predicts Another College He lie went wem on to sa f say that under the jo circumstances ch It would be only a question of or time when Salt Lake would necessarily be he the site of a n medical I t. t college In a addition to lo the one at the state university He said that while f. f h ho believed U there re was already an oversupply oversupply over over- supply of doctors the standard of the r-I r medical colleges today are such that t 1 no incompetent could d matriculate He suggested that in regard to medical l ir i legislation e a law should be framed flamed bringing In its scope cop all tho those e who are j 1 in Iii a a. a legal lega sense practicing medicine Ii defining medical medica unprofessional conduct con- con duct and to lo leave the care of or such laws Jaws lawsto to the court In the same manner as asI ase I e- the laws law controlling a attorneys tornes The se session lon beginning at 2 o'clock In Inthe th the afternoon was devoted to the readIng readIng read- read Ing big of oC papers on technical subjects the papers read being A Plea for or the IJ Doctor of Internal Medicine by H. H A A. X- X Castle of ot Pocatello Nature r and L Treatment of Serious Railroad Injuries ies les leshy by iy J. J F. F of or Salt Lake fake J. J Tho rho Active Active Principles of Therapy 0 or orthe c f the Need of or a Revival In Therapeutics t tics by II n. J. J Smith of ot Smithfield el 1 The Th Value of or Absolute and Relative Counts as us an art Aid to lo Medical and Surgical Diagnoses h by Ross noss Anderson Anderson An An- derson of Salt Lake Between the morning and afternoon sessions ions the house houBe of delegates ates met mel In executive c session the report of or which i will be made this morning |
