The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-29

number of teeth that were considered be
yond the best efforts are today redeemed
Since the last regular meeting of the as
ISOLATION have joined with the secretary
in recommending W. w. Simpson, Esq,
of Dodge City, as beneficiary student TO
as provided for in the announcement OF
that institution. / called special meet
ing Of the association at Topeka for Feb.
IL, being satisfied that the emergency was
sufficient, being in relation to bill which
had been introduced in the house to
exempt dentist by the name OF Creditor,
located in Wichita, from complying with
the state dental law and ann satisfied If
the profession of the state were, as they
should be. better informed in regard to
| the case they would give such matters
tangible assistance to the state board, and
would like that each member OF the pro-
fession in the state would put the ques-
| ton to himself: What have contributed,
financially or otherwise, TO enforcing the
state dental law? | wish I could impress
upon you the necessity of more combined
action. If we do not assist the board VINO
| have worked so assiduously to MAINTAIN
the law, we will soon see this state the
dumping ground" for the refuse OF other
states and / recommend that the aSsocla-
ton be prompt and unanimous IN assist
| ing the board who have done so well In
defending the law.
A general discussion followed the read
ing. Short speeches were made by Drs.
| McKellops, Roberts and Matthews, who
offered some very pungent remarks upon
the subject of the dental law OF Kansas
| Dr.. A. W. Davis was recommended by
the association as beneficiary student to
the Baltimore college of dental surgery;
also T. J. Higgins to the dental college of
Kansas City.
Resolutions were adopted urging the re-
| appointment of Drs. WATSON and Gala
ham, of Topeka. whose terms are about to
expire, on the state board of dental exam
| liners.
The meeting adjourned until 9 o'clock
this morning.
The program for today is as follows:
FORENOON SESSION.
Reading minutes of evening session.
Report of committees.
Papers and discussions.
Miscellaneous business.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Clinics from to o'clock.
| DR.. w. H. Schuly, of Atchison-New
method browning bicuspid teeth.
DR.. L. c. WATSON, of Topeka-Use OF
cocaine in extracting.
Dr. E. E. Shotluck and j. f. Letord. o.
Kansas City, Mo-Gold and aluminium
plate.
Dr. J. G. Hollingsworth, of Kansas City
Bridge with open face and crowns.
EVENING SESSION.
Papers and discussion begin at 7:3l
o'clock,
Evening lecture by DR.. A. w. Harlan.
Thirty-siX dentists were in attendance
last evening. Many more are expected te
arrive on the morning trains, as hun
dred members are expected to be in attend
ance,
Those registered and attending the meet
ings Yesterday afternoon and evenings ar
as follows: II j. McKellop, St. Louis; L.
3. Brown, Usage City; c. Z. Esterly, Law
renee: E, Bergstresser Abilene; j. A
Roberts, Sabetha: a. w. Davis, c. w
Brandenburg, E. f. fitzpatrick. Holton
j. Z. Huldunson, Coldwate1; X. a. was
son, f. O. Hetrick, F. J. Claypool, Georg
Kerr. Ottawa; NJ. NJ. Nye, Topeka; ID. D
Neff, Sallna; w NJ Shirley, Hiawatha: c. Il
Gum. Leavenworth, J. j. Reed, Chanute
L. C. WATSON, A. VI. Callahan, .Topeka;sJ
Fremont Burket, kingman; II. 2. Smith
LYONS: c. NJ Beeson, Dodge City; I'll. NJ
Doyle, Horton; y. Doud, Fort Scott; j. L
Gillespie, Burlingame; E. z. Mossmar
X. P. Ashley, Oswego; A. G. Grey, En-
porla; w. H. Hayden, Columbiana, o.; A
l.. Brown. Russell; f. NJ. Schormlee. 81
lima; 4. j. Hinkins, Burlington; Il. "
Davis. Ottawa; l.. NJ. Green, Junctio
City, b. B. Freeman, Wellington.