The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-08-17
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Taft "Safe and s
Vetoes Statehood BilI Beca 3
jections to Recall ,Of III lfi \;
Clanse.--National Metitca . si sl
alton to Meet. ~ ~ ssl 45Ss5s sSg u syy
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ident Aaft has vetoed the bill EfanI-s i1I,i
ing statehood to the 'terEitori@ OF
Arizona and New Mexico, bsca auss5l
Of the clause In the conatitutions0f
Arizona providing for the recall bofsg
Judges. should they 60 count af tsSss,,
the popular sentiment of the DsDHIU !
Oh the proposed state. In a; message Il,
brtstling with fine legal points aAsit s
full Of good sense, President
nles his objections to such dafigSrsS
GUS and entirely unnecessary clsssi8S S
and refuses to give his sanctI0Ss RI \;
the. admission of the new ASP ifts \
Tor membership fin the hi t8e
sisterhood until the provis4nff
lative to the judiciary is eia4EsdS
This firm stand for the sfiifiSslts 4
stamps President Taft as q soy
sane Chief Executive. He. sts esaas ssS
monstratfng day by day that he /
the courage of his convietiS n5ls
all Of the great questiona ;arr 3
able to- offer excellent and coixyissssse D D
Ing reasons for the faith that 6
within him. Vetoes Of the woayY q
the free list bills are expected
follow. The President very coFrsk5a
ly takes the view that there sIfSssle
-be--ne- -haff-baked tariff iegisfaff 5fIsss NV
and does not purpose to be made WfF.s
instrument for the playing Of polte&
tics on important public issues. He y
VIII not<favor the enactment OF any
revenue Tsasnre In advance or TIL, a
report of the Tariff Board, ! which Ssffs
to furnish the facts, without Will
no intelligent and sciantt fsss ttk fo
a revision OF tthe present ach q anR Risssa !,
gan be draWp, IN aaeGd Gdc Ns 4
fhe. is with genuine ia fftt, III orIti
declines to 20 on ''haffS IS Sss q.
the subject, and viii not nSrflSfs v ~
otheTs to DO SO IT he can prevent it, Ls
and it looks as IL he can. ~ Ft5S ~ n
President Taft is proving himself
to be more than a party leader. He 4,
Is a tribune OF the, whole people.
National Medical Assocfation to
Meet At, Hampton. =; 1.y.ss:. 4,
IA. All Is in readiness for the annual. /,
session of the National Medical A.
sociation, which opens next TUESDAY 81
at Hampton, Va. The ssctens U.s.
tlffc sessions will be held in the S. \
Academic Hall OF Hampton Inssi4
tute, which has been donated FSs 81
the purpose by the trustees OF. ths g7
institute. The banquet viii be hsE8 a
on the campus and the ball VIII is 80
given IN the great dancing paviIi0Fs $
of the Bay Shore Hotel at BaekraS q
Beach. The attendance bids Yasr % t3. "A "A
be large and representative and the
papers and clinics will be OF ttha ST
highest scientific value. .. = tx. ss,s9,
DR.. A. M. Curtis, the anaargas
and painstaking president of the sk3sTs;
M. A., has secured reduced, rata3 &
over the Old Bay Line Of steaYnaTas.s
and has arranged to carry partg 1.
OF about thirty OF the leading phyr A
sicians. dentists and pharmacists eli . 3
Washington to Baltimore on Nom
day evening at d o'clock, where thts Y
boat for Hampton VIII be boarded &
state rooms and other .convenfeaaAs 81
can be thus secured to better. sd4
vantage than If the party took, tha
steamer at the local wharf. A large II
delegation Of Baltimoreans will ioin 8
the party for the trip to Old Paina 4
Comfort. 9s<'.S5%
DR.. Curtis annual address wifi bS
or unusual interest. He will take
occasion to review the work of the a
organization from its inception. ana s
to outline some reforms by which 1t Fl
may be made more effective in pro-
noting public health and advancing y
the welfare Of tthe professions 4eTri1
braced In It's membership. He will y
suggest an enlargement of the scop8
OF the organization, and the forIna4s :
tion Of permanent commissions for
the investigation OF the many phasea
OF medical inquiry that are hetSg
developed from time to time. ,siJt
is understood also that DR.. CusSia
VIII advance plan by which Il, ~
working agreement can be entered
Into, for mutual advantage ~ ba.s
tween the N. M. A. and the Arnssfr 5f
can Medical Association, the aHSat
body of medical scientists, In stae +
world. &A.t a% j. dssiGl5.
Reports will be made at Harap4s
ton by the commission on pa1aaras J,
headed by DR.. A. M. TownaaIAd nk 4.
Nashville, Tenn; by the comm AiAasos
on the hookworn1, OF, which DR.. r IA s.
Kenney, of Tuskeges tpatssate,
is chairman; BY the d0noanAasia 80