The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-22

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d photograph representing the profess
sion of medicine as it existed in the
Past. This represented a grouping of
a pestle and mortar, a black draught
bottle, epson salts, caiomel apparatus
for making potion, an old skull and
a learned tome. In others the photo
graph represented the Present. In this
picture We're shown meteorological Gull
! lures, microscope, sterilized dress
lngs, phonendescope, anti-toxin syringe,
X-ray tube, radiogra phs. hypodermic
| syringe, sphygemograph, etc.
/ The menu which was operated on and
dissected comprised the following:
California oyster Cocktail
| Green Turtle au clair
Celery Queen olives Caviar on Toast
| Sailed Almonds Radishes
| Fried F'illet of Mullet, Tartar Sauce
! Sliced Cucumbers Pommes Brooches
Fros-leg Patties la Poulette
| Tenderloin of Beef. Mushroom Sauce
Romano Sherbet
Stuffed Young Turkey. Cranberry Sauce
Mashed Potatoes
Green Corn on Cob
Waldorf Salad
Vanilla Ice Cream
/
Assorted Fruits,
Bents' Water Crackers
Roquefort Cheese American Cheese
Cafe Noir
1t was a jolly gathering and the
events of the session were discussed,
not only in the many toasts offered
and drunk from graduated glasses, but
| in running fire of conversation which
sped up and down the table.
President j. t. Mcdonald. in respond
| ing to a call for remarks said in part:
II can only say that I highly appre-
ciate the expression of your confidence
in me as shown by your action this
afternoon in electing me your president
for the coming year. l frankly con-
Tess that it is with feeling Ut honest
pride that I accept the trust, the more
So in that the honor has come to me
entirely unsought; and if l read the
symptoms Alright it comes as a mark
OF your appreciation of the work l have
been permitted to do in the past year
or two as your secretary 1 have had
this meeting in mind for many months
and have done some hard and per-
sistent work in assisting my predeces-
sor, DR.. Moore, to bring it to pass
Some of you have regarded me as
Watchdog of the treasury so opposed
have been to expanding our funds,
all too rnea ger at best. But 1 am hap
by to state that we have accumulated
a little fund, sufficient, we hope, TO
publish the papers of this meeting IN
a volume of transactions.
why should not the medical pre-
fessfon of Hawaii take its place along
with that of the mainland where IN
every State and Territory, the annual
meeting; and banquet constitute the
mile stones in the life of the city ply
stefan and the county doctor as wen.
And let me venture the opinion that
the papers submitted to this annual
meeting which closes tonight, will, with
a possible single exception, rank IN
value and Importance and interest with
those of any State or Territory when
have come under my observation.
.sOur meeting has been a great sue
cess. Some forty or fifty Of us have
rubbed up against each other, we have
become better acquainted. we have
learned that, instead of a company of
business rivals, we are a lot of tirst
class, good fellows, companionable and
congenial. But in the retrospect of the
office oozing away, to give place TO feel
ings of anxiety and responsibility, Can
we do as well next year? The task is
no easy one but we shall see.
Let me promise you right here to-
night that my best efforts will be put
forth to the end that the meeting of
1905 shall equal if not surpass that of
1904. With the assistance of our able
secretary, DR.. Walters, a peculiarly
fortunate selection by the way, and
with the hearty cooperation of every
member which I now most earnestly
beg, there is no reason why our next
meeting should not prove as satisfac-
tory as this has been. Gentlemen, f;
fellow workers, brothers, from my |
heart of hearts 1 thank you for this
distinguished honor"
About o'clock music furnished by |
the Ellis Brothers Quintet Club, enliv- |
ened the banquet.
Present Were DR.. J. It. Mcdonald, DR..
VIM. H. Moore, DR.. Walter Hoffman,,
DR.. L. e. Cofer. U. S. NJ. H. s; Hon. |
w. O. Smith. Major Davis, Z. S. A;
DR.. c. j Day. DR.. George Herbert, Dr..
of Maui, DR.. st. D @. Wal
tiers, DR.. H. V. Murray. Dr. knudsen,
DIR. ]. r. Judd, DR.. F. E. Sawyer, DR..
n. B. Emerson, Dr. j. S. 3. Pratt, DR.. /
Barotz, DR.. Rhodes, DR.. j. D. de Faria-
DR.. C. Hofmann, DR.. c. z. Camp, Dr.
J. s. McGrew, President Pinkham OF
the Board Of Health. DR.. Charles 3.
Cooper, DR.. F. Howard Humphris, DR..
James. U. s. NJ. H. s.; DR.. Waterhouse,
DR.. P. s. Rossiter, Z. S. n; DR.. Baker,
L. S. a; Dr. Sloggett, DR.. Sinclair,
q. S. NJ. H. s.: DR.. j. H. Raymond. Dr.
Arthur c. Hodgins, DR.. James T. Way
son. DR. c. t. Rodgers, DR.. Haida, DR..
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