Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-10-06
PROGRAM BSUEDKARNV FEVEROfF TO REUNONDANA INTERVIEWER
IOWA STATE ASSOCIATION OF
RAILWAY SURGEONS TO MEET
IN DIES MONIES.

Or. Brockman to Deliver PRESIDENTS
Address-Dr. A. civilians and Dr.
Spilman on Program-EIeventh An.
nual Meeting.
Several Ottumwa physicians will
participate in the program to be given
at the eleventh annual meeting of the
Iowa State Association of Railway
Surgeons to be held in Des Moines
Tuesday and Wednesday, October II
and IL. The program has just been
issued and is considered one Of the
best ever arranged for any meeting
of the organization.
The convention headquarters will be
at the Slavery hotel where the meet
ings are to be held. 1t is expected
that the attendance will be the largest
in the history of the association. The
officers of the association are as fol.
lows:
President-D. c. Brockman, ottum-
wa.
Vice president-C. B. Powell, Abba
Secretary-A. B. Deering. Boone.
Treasurer-W. J. Williams, Abel.
The Program.
Following is the complete program:
Tuesday, October II.
II a. m.-Call to order by chairman
of committee on arrangements-W
Van Werden, Des Moines.
Invocation-Rev j. A. Writ, Des
Moines.
Address OF welcome-G. H. Hill, Des
Moines.
RESPONSE. NJ Emmert, Atlantic.
Presidents address-D. G. Brock.
man, Ottumwa.
Tuesday Afternoon.
2. p. threading of minutes of last
meeting.
Miscellaneous business.
ga Talk, Hon. N. T. Gurnsey, Des
Moines.
Psychic Element in Accident
Cases. IS. A. Spilman, Ottumwa.
"Differential Diagnosis, Prognosis
and Treatment in Traumatic Neu.
loses" IF. A. Ely, Des Moines.
'"Traumatic Neuritis, "A. o. Will
liams, Ottumwa.
"Ununited Fractures" Lewis
Schooler, Des Moines.
Compound Fractures of the Leg
With Remarks on Drainage"-D. H.
Bowen, Waukon.
Another Method OF Treating Frac.
tured Patella"A. B. Poore, Cedar Rap.
ids.
Something About Elbows. M
Ristine, Cedar Rapids.
Report of Case of Compound, De
pressed Fracture of Skull"-M. J.Ken
efick. Algona.
Conclusion Of the Brain"-E. O
Plumbe, Rock Valley
Tuesday Evening.
8 p. m.-"Nose Treatment in In
juries to the Eye. G. Murphy, Ma
son City.
Railway Eye-Requirement of ant
Injuries To"-Clark w. Hawley. Chi
cago.
''The Importance of Rest in Infect
ed Wounds"-Ira K. Gardner, New
Hampton
| "Asepsis and Rest in the Treatmen
of Confused Wounds and Joint In
juries"-C. M. Hamilton, Thornburg.
"Observations and Experiences il
Antiseptic Surgery in Railroad Prae
| tice"-F. E. Brown, Sanborn.
Wednesday, October IL.
8 a. ma paper-Geo. Kessel, Ores
CO.
/ Report of cases"-W. H. Earnest
Seymour.
Treatment of Hemorrhoids' .
Findley, Sac City.
. Home Treatment of the Injured
J. V. Brain, Knoxville.
"Use OF Turpentine in Gangrene"-
Will D. Christy Shannon City.
Report of Rupture of Popliteal A
terry Resulting in Gangrene-H.
J Eschbach, Abba
Graduated Pressure as Factor
Wound Healing''-H. L. Getz, Ma
shalltown.
Some Minor Injuries and The
Treatment"-C. H. De Witt, GlenWoo
minor Surgery" A. Hobso1
Parkersburg.
"ostomyelitis"-C. B. Powell, Abb
t Afternoon.
e 1870 p. m.-"Abdominal Commissions
t WIN. Jepson. Sioux City.
Diseases and D1SplacementS OF u
Kidneys Due to Injuries" S. Fai
S child, Des Moines.
l. Emergency Operations" = EN-
q Mitchell, Weldon
preventive Medicine in Railroa
ing"-H. B. Young. Burlington.
! A paper-D. w. Finlayson, D
Moines.
4 The Committees.
4 Committee on Arrangements
Van Werden, chairman, Des Nome
Geo Hanawalt, Des Moines; F. E.
Shore, Des Moines; A. B. Deering,