Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-06

| hftf anu Styling ANttnHtlNeN regulars.
Il q. allopaths-to come befor. an
Intelligent body Of Legislators, and
under the prstence and mask Of a bill
10 regulate the practice " medicine In
the Territory Of Utah, and In that bill,
ask that they-the regulars be an.
pointed the medical consors OF this
vv's,
10 they hk that nNe OF thle
"y'Iu We appointed from the regular
scnooI! why do they ask sweeping
naJDfIty on this board, aud not 40
much as mention the fact that there
ate today two other great schools Of
nieulcine, namcly-tho electic aud
homeopathic schOois-in the United
states, either OF which can Justly
o,s'h pfsicrheiii, 80 lar NJ least ~ the
auceeesiuI practice OF medicine 10 con.
Ns,n'n, aud the actual saving
VI IRE!
- not my ifiend. ot-7he regular
.nooi-ior i bear them no malice
huVW thht this sweeping majority
WHEN uey ask on thls board amounts
~ e.ss i.gislation OF the most eSecra-
VIC ypus VIII they not be 10 honest
hcknowieugo that should this
nph,Ious OH pass, TINS would.hc
dominant school Oi medicine, styling
,neniseIV.s regulars w0lilh have tue
puopie as wen rs Az other schools OF
.heuioine by tue throat, anu could
.,tnanlple win impunity upon some OF
'"S must shcreu rights " the pe0pleT
VOW notice Tue cunning use OF lan-
su"ge employed section says
"Tho board shall issue certificates TO all
who furnish Satisfactory proof OF having
received degrees or licenses from char
,,cred medical colleges In good and rogu.
lar standing. aud pass a satisfactory OK
'uinhtloh oei"to saiu BOARD
Dld the trainers Of this bill protume
upon catching the people or the mem.
befs OF other schools asleep? Cer,ih.
Gates are 10 be Issued 10 all passing ex-
animation, also producing sufficient
proof OF having received degrees OF
licenses from chartered medical col.
ieges IN good and regular standing.
why dld they not say In good stand.
mgr That would have expressed sll
that was necessary. All, here l. the
trlckl The term regular IL here made
70 mean only such schools ~ style
themselves regular, TO the exclusion OF
The eclectic,homWopithic aud all other
scnooh. AMI VINO N 80 dull and ignor.
ant as " suppose Tor one Instant that
I'VE dicd-in.lhe-woUl regulars, with
sure controlling, working majority,
would throw away such golden op.
pOrtunity M this would aliortl 10 wreak
summary vengeance upon their vofy
Irregular neighbors Of other schools?
Now under this section should an
eclectic or hommopath come before this
bOafd AMI present his diploma ami be
examined, all that would be necessary
Tor these i've members 10 say IN: "SiT,
your college from which you hold a
diploma II not regular and your ex.
animation IN not satisfactory. And
this decision Is iinal." But, says one,
where Is the outrage2 Why eau nof
any citizen have the privilege OF
cholce OF physician under tins bill, as
well as prior TO the passage OF this actg
10 illustrate, We Will suppose that some
young but aspiring man iu the far
west has been 20 lucky ~ 10 inherit
brains instead OF money; by great
economy no has been aule 10 save
enough money To bear his expenses
while studying, and barely enough 10
pass himself through one term
Of lectures; aud he ha, seen
proper 10 attend some eclec.
tic or homeopathic institution,
and he comes up before the same board
No matter howell he
may DO informed, or how well he may
stand the examination, this controlling
malority OF dyed.in-lhe-wool regulars
have only TO say"Your examination IL
not satisfactory, anu this Il the decision
OF this very regular board and you can't
practice medicine"
We win still iurthor suppose that
any one OF this Legislative body, who
are now 70 very politely asked 10 vote
for this very innocent measure, has a
beautiful daughter who Is surely but
slowly wasting away under the pro.
iesslonal care OF y member OF this same
boaru; anu also suppose that the young
doctor and this legislator are old friends
and neishbors. the young doctor sees
tue young lady aud says to the father, |
81 have seen your daughter,I recognize /
her disease, eau cure her," Can lac |
employ him2 No, sir, he can not. |
lie must abide by the decision Of this |
same regular board, aud they say this |
young mn cannot practice, and II he |
Io's no 4 punishable with Hue not TO
exceed $3.50 and perhaps incarcorated
Ia Jail not 10 exceed three months.
This board says this young man canuot
practice, and this same legislator hads