The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-10-04
DR.. Hoover Entertains.
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shave the Doctor snotes. My assoc
iations with him have been pleasant
and ! have no reason for having thu
sheriff keep tab on him when h.
starts to leave"
Ryan-"We are speaking with con
siderable freedom tonight, and i
might look like some rather lAtteI
pills wer being handed out If what i!
being said were taken seriosly, but
trust that nobody is getting bilious
and that nobody has made pig Of
himself and eaten too much. But to
show that we have remedies for al
ills, and pills for all ills, ! will cal
upon one of our leading druggists
who can make pills and sell them to
you. Mr. Will Scott, can make pills
and he Will"
Mr.. t-"Gentlemen can
make pills and they will-but / can
not make speech; | wish could !;
] wish ] had the gift of entertaining
like our toast master ! want to ex-
press my regards for our guest of
honor, and to thank DR.. Hoover for
this pleasant evening""
Ryan--s'Now that DR.. Mitchell is
not to be here any more to keep us
well, it might be well for some broth
cipe for keeping we'll, or tell us how
n OF the profession to give us the re-
well he is going to keep us well.
will ask DR.. Patrie to respond"
DR.. Patrie-"Mr. Toast Master,
that would be unprofessional Even
If | knew the secret of the Doctors
success, | would be just like any
other doctor and keep it to myself
until the hour for using it, and then
I,would apply itsto the spot. ] am
glad to be with you this evening,
and will say that the profession loses
an able adviser and practitioner when
DR.. Mitchell goes away. We shall
miss him."
Ryan-sI am SAILING the best until
the last, and | can assure you that
we are now to have real speech,
for the gentleman on whom shall
call, toldsme before coming into the
room, that he could make fine
speech If he wanted to. | refer to
Mr.. Hart, manager of the, Brown
Hart Company
Mr.. Hart told him could not.
But merchants word counts for
little against a lawyers. could
make fine speech if ! wanted to, but
! don't want to. l regret that our
guest of honor is to leave us, and
have much reason for this feeling.
! thank you. Now | have made my
maiden speech"
Ryan-"We have with us this eve
ming a gentleman from the Copper
City, and while copper is down lit
tie, he is down to see us. Il will ask
DR.. Poole to tell us how things look
Observation-Disclosures s-hope.Y
DR.. Poole-"Mr. Toast Master
you have been Joking pretty hardI
here tonight, and am reminded of a
Jolt that lawyer gave to ur pro-
'ession and yours, when was a stu
lent In the medical college. He said:
SO you are studying to be$a doctor,
ire you young man? Well that is the
worst yet. ! am a lawyer, and while
lawyer is not above taking every
hing a man has, he will not take his
life, but doctors will take even that"
DR.. Hoover-"Another hard thrust
hat we have td stand is that society
isbusy erecting monuments to our
work, and every graveyard is full of
HEM
Ryan--"B Before. we part. we shall
want to hear from DR.. Mitchell to
'hose credit it may be said that none
I these monuments have, been erect
d to any of us
DR.. MITCHELL Gentlemen, | feel
eeply grateful to Dr. Hoover and to s
II OF you for this evening with its {
leasure and expression of friendship III
nd appreciation. | shall always re-
lember 1t among the bright spots G
life, and shall always be glad |
welcome any of you to anything s
have when you come to my future s
ONE. | expect to call here at times i
see you, for regard all of you t
friends. ! shall leave tomorrow c
y the east, and about the first of N
ebruary shall be located in Weiser, Il
ally 300 miles west of here, where / I
ope | may meet many of you. r
ank you all" s
RYAN wish might impress up |,
all of you, the advantages of get il
ng together for closer personal ac- k
whenever there is oppor- n
nifty. We can make opportunities il
we wish, and think we know too f;