Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-04
.IMED|COS DISCUSS
GOOD SANITATION
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EDr. G. Nv. States Reads a Paper
On Conservation Of
Health.
ELECTION OF NEW OFFICERS
fThis Afternoon Or. Fred W. TAYLOR OF
Provo VIII In All Probability
BE Elected President.

Better sanitation in all the cities of
Utah. preventative measures for the
health of the people and the influence
of the physician as n volunteer health
Ioffcer in each community were some
of the things that caneHi for discus
sion this morning at the sixteenth an
nual session OF the Utah state Medical
association In the city council chamber
Z lat the Joint building. Or. joseph S.
Richards, president OF the association,
presided. The medicos arrived in the
city yesterday and most OF the day
twas taken up with u social program
Z iOf varied features. ,e
Interesting papera were reid by
f number of physicians at this mornings
meeting, rs follows:
insect Bites" +. A.. Pearse. Br,g-
Diam City. Synopsis: Resume of tho
common forms OF bites due TO hees.
q Iwasps. spiders, etc. Infections due to
q the bite OF ny. all cases OF which have
,ocen distributed over n definite area
about Brigham City
Health Conservation. What medicine
splias done and will do in the future.
lew. States, Franklin. Ida.
4 Discussion, r. n. Beatty. Salt Lake.
n .Needed Legislation" p. c. Budse,s
Logan. Synopsis: Higher standard OF
& preliminary education Reputable med,
5lical colleges. Power state boards should
K lhave and how members should be APP
< lpointed
Discussion. X. W. Fisher. Salt Lake
Z, ,Anteror Poliomyclitls," r. ~ Gil
lcspe Portland. Or
Discussion. Laboratory Methods in
& THE Diagnosis Of Syphilis" Clarence
4 s'i iS. v, sat. 4, J,r,ce axe.
j HEALTH CONSERVATION
a The paper of DR.. g. w states OF
Franklin, idaho represented the
: stand of the medical profession with
regard to tho health of the people
igenerally.. Hc spoke on Health Con-.
derivation" and illustrated the points
& drought out by means, Of q chart
iDr. States said that the health OF the
y lpcople was the first consideration OF
THAT the health officers In al cities
3 and towns Of the state should be giver
Especial training In their calling A
& health officer, he said, should .bo
B Imeasures in the big cities of this coun-
4 try and other countries.
Il ''The duty of the physician Is plain"
q lsaId he. 1--WE must be tho educators OF
Z lthn public in sanitation and health
K conservation. Later we Will have tho
satisfaction of knowing that there arc
4 lthol,santis OF persons who IRE living
= and enjoying life due to the efforts OF
u conscientious medical profession"
Dir. States showed. By statistics that
1.-The rate of mortality had been cut
Z. down wherever good sanitation pre-
walled ana scrums had been used to
lnght disease.
AT noon the medicos were rendered 81
special organfrecital at the tabernacle
land about 4 oclock sat down to an an
Iappetizing luncheon Mt the. Commercial
club.
DIR. TAYLOR FOR PRESIDENT
Tho afternoon session Is being de-
Z Voted to the election of officers ana tho
4 Reading of papers. DR.. Fred w Taylor
Sof Provo VIII Dc elected president for
8 the. ensuing year, In all probability.
HIS name will be recommended by tho
# nominating COMMITTEES.
Following are the papers for the
lafternoon session:
1.-THE Consideration and Importance
of Early Recognition OF Fry
35 sipelas -. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Hcber Z. Robinson, American Fork
synopsis: Mistakes in diagnosis Its
i'relation to other. types OF similar IN
Elections. Report OF cases.
IDiscussion 3..H \. Mayo, Salt Lake
Extra Uterine Pregnancy" ......
.........,.... Ezra c. Rich, Ogden
synopsis. ssiiiPtp'iiS hhu
Frequency Treatments. Operation,
when best done and methods used.
Some observations OIL 10 operations in
ii the last five years.
4 discussion ...,.................,.
..Charcs b. Lyman, Denver, Colo.
Sol. G. Kahn, Salt Lake.
l.'Blood Pressure. Artefeosclero5is
and Therapeutic Indication
...s.......,.A J. Ridges. Salt Lake
discussion Carroll y. Edison, Denver
,"Pnintins and til, History Of Medi-
~ cine' " Carroll T., Edison, Denver
E Iiscussion .,.:E, V, silver, Salt Lake
AMONG THOSE PRESENT.
q Among those attending the meeting
are: j. l.. Richards. Salt Lake CITY;
Dr. w. Brown Ewing, salt Lake S'ity:
l)r. +. cliff, Farmngton. Dr.. G.. w.
Slater, franklin. Ida; Dr., II. Z.
Hunter Milford, Utah; DR.. John L
Sharp, Salt Lake City; Or. w, I, Can
mon, Salt Lake City; Or. l.. w. SNOW
4 Logan. Dr. W. II. calderwood, Sal
Lake City; Or. NJ, A. Hughes, Sal
Lake city; Or, Charles G. Plummer
Z Salt Lake city; Or. Matter K, Pike
st George DR.. A. A. Bird, Salt Lake
tDr. S. Ewing, Salt Lake City; DR.. 9
u &, snyder Salt Lake city; Dr.. w Z
Tyndale,. Salt Lake City; Dr. r. r
Hampton, Salt Lake city; Or. II. 7
1tirtiey, Salt Lake City; Pr, r. W
1rishcr, Salt Lake City; DR. Sol G
lahn, Salt Lake City; Dr. /" =. Laket
Salt Lake City: DR.. j. F$Cr'tchlow
Salt Lake city; DR., Warren benjamin
Salt Lake City: DR.. Clarence SNOW
Salt Lake city: DR.. r. S. Joyce, Ogden
DIR. Ezra c. Rich, Ogden; pr, A. S
Condor. Ogden; DR.. Wilkes G Robin
son, Provo: Or. Fred w Taylor, Provo
Z DR.. John w. Arid, Provo; Or, &. l.
Kesler Pennington.
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