The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-05
COBURN. is CHOSEN.
Kansas City Man at Head of State
Homeopathic Society.

The Kansas State Homeopathic So
ciety continued it's session from last
night this morning A number of pa
pers were read and much time given
over to discussion.
At noon the following officers for the
ensuing year were elected: DR.. Clay
E. Coburn, Kansas City, Kan, presi-
dent; Dr. H. NJ Bentley, Sterling.
Kan, vice president; Dr.. G. H Lerri.
go, Topeka, secretary; DR.. Miriam a.
Swift. Topeka, treasurer.
Tonight the Homeopaths VIII JOIN IN
a banquet with the Eclectics at the Y.
W. G. A. dining rooms The session
will close tomorrow morning.
A resolution was passed which viii
be sent to Governor Bailey and all
succeeding governors, asking that the
rule be observed that he appoint the
members of his board of health ana
board of registration from names sub
mitted to him by the three medical so
cieties. Some of the doctors feel that
the members of these boards, the last
two years. have to some extent been
appointed because they were recon-
mended by some politician.
The programme given today 1olloWs;
THURSDAY, $3.50 A M.
Bureau of Materia Medica and Or
ganic LAVE. p. Mills, M. D., chair
man, Olathe.
Medicine-W. A Dewey, NJ D., Ana
Arbor. Mich.
Psorinum-H. c. Allen, NJ. D., Chi
cago.
D., Kansas City, Mo.
The Chemical Basis of Prescribing
E. r. Heath, A. M, NJ. D, Kansas
characteristics in study and Practice
Addison Kendall, NJ. D, Cottonwood
Some Snap shots-H. M. Bentley, NJ.
D., Sterling.
Use of the Repertory in Daily Prac-
tice-D- T. Nicoll, NJ. D., Topeka.
The Remedy in Pelvic Troubles-Anna
E. Ellsworth, NJ. D., Emporia
Phosphorus-E P. Mills. NJ D. Ola
the.
Charles OFT, M. D.. chairman.
Drugs and Their Variations-Charles
OFT, NJ. D, Kansas City.
What is a homeopathic Mother
Tineture?-J. c. Wise, NJ D, Kansas
Election of officers
THURSDAY, 200 p M.
Bureau of Surgery-H. W. Roby, NJ.
D.. chairman.
Dacryocystitis-s. c. Delap NJ. D.,
Kansas City, Mo.
Clinical Cases-O. L. Clearinghouse,
A Paper-D. P. Cook. M. D.. Clay
Clinical cases-w. D. Foster. NJ. D..
V
Surgical Therapeutics-F. e. Steaks,
NJ D. Mayetta.
A Paper-H. w. Roby, NJ. D., Topeka
Bureau of Obstetrics and GynecoloGy
d. P. Cook. M. D.. chairman Clay
Center.
Titles of papers announced later.
The Eclectics called their convention
to order this morning at Security hall.
noon. The afternoon was given over
to papers and their discussion.
The programrae given today follows:
treatment of Fractures J. A. Ra-
der, Caney.
Medical Literature" ]. T. Blank,
epidemic and Endemic Influences
in Contagious Disease G. E. How
land. Texas
hart, Centropolis-
Electrical Publication OF the
Blood in the Lungs" D. T. Sorg, To-
AFevers,s J. Rees. Barnard.
Medical Progress" c. N. Bishoff,
Eudora.
pneumonia and It's Treatment" J.
J. Woodward. Prairie Center.
Medical Societies to Benefit the
Moral and Mental Elements in the
Preservation of HEALTH Dr. Surber,
Bonner Springs.
Subject unannounced. E. NJ. Hoov-
breakers Ahead" c. S. Webster,
"Apomorphine." c. I. Welsh. Cliff
what is Disease?" T. K Griffith.
KanopoIis.
Subject unannounced, A Reichard.
Paola.
"salpingitis" NJ. Averill. Caldwell.
Keeping and Dispensing Your Own
Medicine" I f. Layton, Salina.
Chronic Catarrh of the Stomach
w. S. Miller. Uniontown.
"Diphtheria," w. r. Gladman, Ton
ganoxie.
picked Up From All Over" E. L.
Hobson. Caldwell.
New Remedies I Have Used" E.
B. Packer. Usage City
Diseases of the Digestive Appa-
ratus" s. F. March, Kansas City.
'"Traucoma," S. v. DeIap, Kansas
@PubHc Hygiene" R. E. Massey.
Topeka.
J. Alexander. Hiawatha.
"Clinjc." J. T. Blank, Elk City.
"Opthalmia Moratorium" J. J.
Entz, Hillsboro.
some Obstetric Observations J.
"The old Doctor" H. c. Patterson.
Rexford.
Provings. F. P. Hatfield, Grenola-
Specific Diagnosis c. N. Moser,
''Ne1rasthenia," Thos Kirk, jr..
Burr Oak.
uterine Hemorrhage." B. J. Pat
terson, Rexford.