The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-02-03
THE RECORD MAN
HAS MORE TROUBLE.

thing serious iaIC up against IN
| doctors-but the editor has otter
wished that some of them had 6
keener sense of humor. At last, how
ever, the funniest one of them al
has been discovered.
A certain DR.. Galloway, to us and
the general public heretofore I'M
known, who halls from some great
metropolis where newspapers are
four times the size of The Record
and doctors OF his size often starve
to death, has begun a campaign of
sensational advertising. He was not
satisfied with getting his name into
one paper, but sent his communica-
ton to a new paper that needs adver-
Using as badly as he does, so that
The Record in replying might men
ton both. We should have been
pleased to publish the lamentation
in the Recorder if it was not ad-
vertising he wanted, the doctor
might have written the Record man
a private letter setting him right
without undue publicity.
Tales of woe from new doctors
about the rules of the Medical Soci-
ETY. some time ago got the Record
man into a controversy with certain
doctors. He became convinced that
the new conner were not getting a
square DEAL" and so stated. Doctors
are licensed by the states and terri
tories, as well as the medical col
leges, and the practice of medicine
is regulated by good and strict laws.
They perform a public service under
the supervision of the state OF terri
tory. Their professional business is
not private, however great may be
the desire to make it so. The pub
lie has as much interest in the men
licensed to practice medicine as it
has in the men elected or appointed
to other public offices. Even the loo
tors fees may be, and often are, i'm
tied by law-and they cannot expect
to escape newspaper notice when they
any action or course in which
the general public is interested.
The Record man finally was con-
vinced that certain doctors were ma
king a howl for advertising purposes
then he dropped the subject. Now
ne is further convinced that it would
pay the people of Roswell to stick
% the physicians whom they know,
and avoid the fellows who are seek
.ng newspaper n%otoriety.
DR.. E. H. Skipwith is the pioneer
physician of Roswell, a fine old Ken=I
lucky gentleman, and doesn't need
Advertising.
DR.. Kinsinger is a stakeholder in
he paper which printed Mr.. Gallo
article, but DIR. Kinsinger has
he reputation OF being about the
pest posted man in New Mexico on |
he treatment of tuberculosis, and
have no reason to doubt tina this
has been well earned.
DR.. c.. M. Yater has a mighty good
veil as other ailments and diseases.
DR.. Joyner enjoys a practice that
must have been built up on merit,
he has been here long enough to
NOW and be known by everybody.
DIR. McClane is another man with
/ long established practice in our
community, and has brought up a son
Competent to fill his place as a ply
ician.
DR.. Bradley personally does not
us, but he, too, has been here
than we have and enjoys the
of the community, espe-
as a skillful surgeon.
DR.. Buchly, DR.. Beeson and DR..
Gayes, we understand have not been
lere quite so long as the others men,
toned, but are quite rapidly building
lp a clientele.
DIR. Phillips is city physician, and
! modest, ~unassuming young man,