Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-16
GOLDEN RULE FOR DENTISTS
Gr,at Axism Laid Down by Christ Com
mended by DR.. Ripple.
PRESIDENT OF SOCIETY LAUDs IT IN TALK
lmpresses IL Upon state Organization
in ANIMAL Convention as safe
standard of Social and
Business Life.

The thirtieth annual meeting Of the Ne
braska State Dental society opened Tues
day morning at the Creighton Dental col
lege, In a more industrious fashion and
with prospect OF larger attendance than
any previous session. More than 100 teeth
experts from all over Nebraska, parts Of
Iowa, Omaha and Council Bluffs were pres
ent when President Nipple let his gavel
fall at $780, Contrary to the custom of this
and other similar organizations, the full
program Of papers and discussions AS
mapped out for the morning was completed
And the time not wasted in paying dues
and preliminary organization.
One of the first things the society did
was to adopt a new constitution and by
laws. including arrangements whereby all
business affairs are placed in the hands
OF council of nine, supplemented by the
four executive officers. This is considered
an innovation and one likely to facilitate
the transaction of much petty matters that
formerly had to come before the whole
body.
Three Days of IL.
The meeting will last three days. terminal
ing Thursday evening with the election OF
officers and choice of the next place OF
meeting Tuesday night Omaha dentists
Swill entertain the visitors and their women
at a general reception at the Elks' club
rooms. Refreshments will be served and
music and dancing enjoyed. BY Wednesday
fully 200 dentists are expected to be attend
ing the clinics and sessions.
Nearly all of the proceedings were strictly
technical, but in opening the meeting rresi
dent Nipple said
1T is no new idea that have to present
Nineteen hundred years ago the greates'
haa known
nounced it to his followers as the central
axiom of right the concentration of human
morality and the supreme test OF soca
justice, Whatsoever we would that mer
should do to you, do We even 80 to them
Golden Rule for Daily Life.
u am not here to preach a sermon. bu
It cannot be too strongly impressed upor
the minds of all OF us that the application
of the golden rule in the everyday AFFAIR
of life would solve all its complex prob
lens II we were to follow its teaching
in our professional work we would Away
render our patients the very best servic
in our power and bring to bear upon ever
operation all of our knowledge and skill
II we were to follow it's teachings in GU
relations with our fellow practitioners W
would never seek TO obtain an unfair ad
vantage over them in any manner. Code
of ethics would be unnecessary, impeach
ment trials would be unknown and W
would all dwell together as members o
one harmonious family, each trying to as
sist the other and covering his fault wit
the broad mantle of charity and brotherl
love.
This is a commercial age and altruisT
is not as common as It should be- but
am convinced that the man who has tn
best digestion, sleeps the best at NIGH
lives the longest and enjoys life the mos
is the one who comes nearest to living u
TO the rule, Whatsoever We would tina
men should do to you. do ye even so t
them"
During the morning DR.. w. NJ. Condo
OF Humphrey read a paper on "A Metho
OF Filling Difficult Root Canals" Or. F. /
Ross Of Omaha one on Conservatism
Operating;" DIR. l.. L. EeIls of South Az