The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-13
TALKED
SHOP AND ATE
State Medical Association Dined
by County Organization.
FIFTH ANNUAL CONVENTION
CONCLUDES TODAY WITH THE
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

a banquet at the Commercial club
last evening. rendered by the salt Lake
County Medical association. was the
concluding event of the first days ses-
SIGN of the nth annual convention of
the Utah State Medical associate
which is meeting in the council cham
Der in the city and county building.
The convention win adjourn this after
noon, after the annual election OF off,
GER and the selection of the next meet
ing place. Ogden and salt Lake are
competing for that honor next year.
With the probability that the former
viii b. successful.
The feature Of the morning session
Ct the convention was the annual ad-
dress delivered by President A. 9. Mae
lean of Salt Lake. He deeply deploreG
the practice Of corporations assessing
their employees so much a month for
hospital and medical attention. and
deprecated the fact that hospitals were
party to the crime against the profess
sion. He claimed il was unpFOfassionai.
Upon the recommendation of the COM
mittee on new members. the following
doctors names were added to the ros-
ter Of the association G. NJ. Benedict
and T. F. Fiske, Salt Lake: VI. G. Fish
er. Castle Gate; S c. Ephian. Ameri-
can Fork; F. H sKiehle, West Jordan.
Distinguished Physicians Present,
The remainder of the morning ses-
sion was devoted exclusively to routine
business. During the afternoon session
papers were read by the following ply
sicians: r. s. Joyce, Ogden; J, NJ.
Henry and c.. F. TilsOu. PaysOn; Union
Wcrthington, Fred Stauffer, F. D. Bick-
ford, Salt Lake. The discussions fol-
lowing the reading of the several papers
were led by Drs. J. ". Arid. E. F. Root
c. l. Smart 4 :. Bower. G. w. Per-
kins, A. J. Hosmer. NJ A. Hughes. D.
NJ Lindsay. =. P. kjaerbye. W. 3. Par
kinsOn. P. f. Jones and ". F. Beer.
Papers will be Rad today by Drs-
William D. DonoheT. Park City: 2 B
Isegreen. Scof1eld: NJ A. Hughes. Salt
Lake. A. ]. Hosmer. Sait Lake; r. w.
Fisher, Salt Lake; George W. Middle
ton. Cedar City; Henry La Motto, Salt
Lake; F. H. Raley, Salt Lake; D. u.
Lindsay, Sail Lake; +. .. Jones, Muir
ray. The discussions on the same viii
be led by Drs. J. $. Gordon, s. H. Al
len, c. NJ. Wilson. J. :. Richards. s L.
Brick. Fred StauffeT. F. W Taylor. F.
s. Bascom, w. w. Cook. J. F. Critch-
low, w Y. CroXaIl, A. c. Belle. D. NJ
Lindsay, L. w. Snow, E. V Silver, r.
E. Steel. Henry La Motto. l. A Z,
Lyons. H. S Scott and T. S Wright.
Banquet at Commercial Club.
The banquet was gwen under the per
sonal direction Of Drs- J F. CTftchlOW,
+. d. Hammond and H. c. Deane. The
table decora tons were carnations and
greens The menu was as follows:
CanaDe of Caviar
Martini Cocktails.
COnsOmEle. Royal.
Queen Olives Sailed Almonds.
Boiled Kenusbec salmon
Potatoes HCllandaise.
Sauterne.
Roast Spring. Lamb. Mint Sauce.
Burgundy Punch.
BToiled Spring Chicken on Toast.
Mashed Potatoes.
Neapolitan Ice Cream.
Assorted Cake. Fruit.
CIGARS
Cigarettes.
"Gubernatorial Medicaments" was
the toast which Governor Fl. N Wells
was to have responded to. He did not
return from New Orleans until yes
terday and was too fatigued to attend
the banquet. The other toasts We're re-
sponded to as follows. DR.. Union Worth
ingtOn acting as POSTMASTER:
ogden and Vienna as Medical Cen
ters.'' Dr. A. s. COMMUNICATING and
drinking maketh a full man"
Researches With Osculatory Bac-
teria,' Dr. A. c. Behle-"Cerns Of
thought fell from his lips"
'CalCiOsis. ScOlicosis and Enteropto-
sis DR.. G. NJ. WilsOn-'Those who
came to cough, remained to spray
Anatomy From a Clinical stand
point" DR.. J. 2. Critchlow-'.E sua lin
qua melle dulcior fIuebat GRATIS"
'EtFerizatiOn. INSTRUMENTATION and
Reca pitulation," Dr. +. w. whitney
Mankind are earthen jugs with spirits
in them