The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
DR.. G. W. States Tells M
Association How Legisl'
tion Is Prevented.
DIR. d. G. BUDGE WANTS
BETTER PHYSI|
Professional Standards
Be Raised, Declares
Logan Doctor.

With the election Of officers !,
teenth annual session of the
State Medical association came q
cessful close Tuesday aftcrnoon]
officers follow:
Dr. Fred ". Taylor, Provo nre,
DR.. K. A. Pearse, Brigham cit,
vice-president. RI
DR.. w, r. Tyndale, Salt Laks
vicc-president.
DR.. Heber G. Robinson, Am
Fork, third vice-president. -
DIR, w. Brown Ewing, Sab Lak
retary, r.
DR.. j. n. Harrison, Sals Lake.
uTer.
Tho president later will appoi,
new committees onScicntific wor]
lie policy and legislation, media,
cation and neurology.
Most of the papers and add
both Of the forenoon and aft
Tuesday, were of a deeply sc
ma ature, Of interest only to the
sion, but two, those Of DIR. G, w
Franklin. Ida. aud DR.. D. c. Bu
Logan, were Interesting to the lai
States discussed "Health Ca,
ton; What Medicine Has Don
Will Do in the Future - and DR.
talked on "Needed Legislation. .
Present-Day Problems.
In part, DR.. States said:
"The present day problem or,
owing and overtopping every oI
the great American health proble
right solution of this will brius
universal blessings upon maukin
any other. This solution can d
arrived at through the united d
selfish efforts Of the medical pro
In a campaign Of general health.
tion.
"The inv etcrate enemy Of heal
islation is the commercial intcre
the onward march OF scientific.
conservation, the rawlings of Iii
vaccination fanatic count FOR u
comparison with the opposition
comes when such forces as vcste(
ests and corporate wealth throy
influence against il because il.
in a measure their regulation al
troll when their interests run e0u
the public health. And right hen
stron gest argument in favor q
tional department of health I;
head member Of the president
met. instead of a mere bureau, q
mated to the interests of sheep q
tie and pigs. "
DR.. Bulge uttered n cry for q
standard OF efficiency In the medl
fession. Medical education and
declared DIR Bulge. although IN
been wonderful Improvement IN
years AS result of an invc6
OF the schools of the country
council of medical education
American Medical association son
ago. these schools were divide
three classes. those acceptable, th
ceptablc with improvements, and
! needing coinplctc reorganizalion
| Investigation exposed the true COZ
and materially reduced the nun
medical schools. said The speaker.
| DR.. Pearse also delivered an int'
paper on Insect Bites" Numer
fections. many OF which result In
arise from the attacks OF comuluI
such as the spider. the horse
tick and the mosquito, lie assert
| related Instances comm. under
observation. Other addresses wen
cred Tuesday by Il. l.. Gillespie
land, Or; Clarence Snow. Salt y
+. Tryce. Salt Lake; Heber Il. Rf
American Fork; n, y. Mayo. sal
Ezra G. Rich. Ogden. Charles u
Denver. Colo; Sol G. Kahn, san
a. J. Ridges. Salt Lake Carroll .
son. Denver. aud Il. Y. Silver. sal
Better sanitation was urged by
| OF the speakers.
The wives of tho members Of u
citation were treated TO an organ
at the tabernacle at II 80 o'clock
afternoon, luncheon at The CON
club. and an automobile ride arou
/ T a lrp C'liN