Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-31
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF STATE
VETERINARY ASSOCIATION
BEGINS TUESDAY.
OPERATING AND DIAGNOSES
ARE SET FOR THURSDAY
Operations on Animals Will 30 Per-
sformed Free Just So Long rs operat-
or. Have Time on the One Day
Banquet of Association Wednesday
Evenins-Presram Of Sessions.

The program for the twentyt third
annual convention Of the Iowa veteri-
nary Association, which 10 to be held at
, the Marshalltown Club rooms on Tues
day. Wednesday, and Thursday Of next
week. was issued today. The first SEES
sion will be held beginning at 1880
Tuesday afternoon, and the convention
will be brought to q close Thursday
evening The annual banquet il set for
1880 Wednesday evening at the Pill
grom, which is to be the headquarters
OF the association.
The big feature of the convention, as
far a S the public is concerned. will be
the free clinics to be given on Thursday
at the Neinlan hospital. Some Of the
best veterinary surgical operators Of
the state will be present, and opera
tons on animals, including canine sur
gerry. will begin at 9 o'clock Thursday
morning. All cases for the clinics win
be accepted free of charge during the
day. or just 50 long as it is possible
for the surgeons to do the work in the
AN Why Siio1 lAdS HAIl US
made in the clinics will be In cases
where the animal patients have to be
left for care and treatment following
the operations. In this event the
charges will be the usual hospital fees
and the feed
Anxious For Unusual Cases.
The association is anxious to secure
for the clinics cases that are unusual.
The ordinary cases that are met in
daily practice. while not desired. Wilt
not be refused. providing there is time.
Ola gnoses will also be made on Thurs
Gay, and animals that may be i'll can
be admitted for diagnoses.
The Program.
A meeting of the board of censors of
the association will be held Tuesday
morning. at $3.50 a. M, and following 1t
the opening meeting Of the association
Will be held at :30. Mayor O. L. In
gledue will give the address, of welcome,
and the response will be by Dr. Paul o.
koto, state veterinarian. The usual
business routine of the opening day will
follow the opening features
On Tuesday evening several papers
will be given, the subjects Of which
will be as follows:
"septicemia From 1njuries"-s. A.
Deming, Ida Grove.
diversion of tterus"-A. ]. fireman,
Lake City.
"Torsion Of Uterus"-E. A. Richard
son. Goldfeld.
Our Conception Of Immunity'-D.
NJ. Campbell. Chicago, editor OF the
Missouri Valley Veterinary Bulletin.
Paper-H. E. Talbot, Des Motnes.
Wednesday's Sessions.
The program for Wednesday morn
ing has been arranged asYollows:
"A Case of Collie With a. Treatment"
H. B. fireman, Lake city,
"a Few Cases OF Colic"-J. II. Nc
Leod, Charles City.
Some Cases Of Stomach Engorge-
ment'-L. U. Shipley. Sheldon.
Collie Indigestion or 1mpaction" =
James Vincent, Shenandoah.
In the afternoon the folio wing papers
will constitute the program:
"A Few Dont's"-G. w. Blanche,
Belle Plaine.
"Alkaloids and Glucosides'-Georg
NJ. Judisch, Ames.
Some Professional Blanks"-J. I.
Gibson, Des Moines.
Methods Of Immunization Against
Hog Cholera"-W. B. Niles, Ames; P.
0. koto, Des Moines; r. Graham, Des
Moines.
After the banquet, which is set for
the evening. reports of cases will be
given by w. ]. Gooder. Usage: A. C..
Middleton. Grundy Center; and L. L.
Diller. Marshalltown.
Officers and Committees.
The officers and committees OF the
association are as follows:
President-F. J. Neiman, Marshall
own.
First Vice President-H. B. fireman.
Lake City.
Second Vice President-G. n. Wal
rod. Storm Lake.
Secretary and Treasurer-Hal C.
Simpson, Denison.
Executive Committee. J. Neiman
and Hal C. Simpson. ex-officio; r. r.
Dykstra, Ames; W. H. Heck, West
Liberty; D. E. Baughman, Fort Dodge.
Local Arrangements-H. E. Talbot.
Des Moines; A. c. Middleton. 0rundy
Center; l.. L. Diller and F. J. NeimAn,
Marshalltown.
Legislation-P. o. Kota and H. E.
Talbot Des Moines: S. H. BauInan.
Birmingham.
sanitation-J. w. Bunker. Winter
est; S. II. Hazlett, Oelwein; F. II. p.
Edwards, Iowa City.
Resolutions-D. E. Baughman. Fort
Dodge; l.. u Shipley. Sheldon; e. E.:
sayers. Algona.
Disease and Treatment-R. R Dyk-
stra, Ames; w. f. Miller, Cherokee; A.
II. Quin, Creston.
NEW PROVIDENCE TEAM BEATEN.