The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-05
MUCH JEALOUSY I
IN PROFEsS|I|
Distinguished Visitor Deplo,
Existence of Prejudice
Among Doctors.
FANORS CI.EANItMr,
Physicians, Says Dr.. MeCo
mack, Should Urge Cam
paign for Better Conditiou

With an extended address by H.
Mccormack. for twenty FIVE ye,rs
rotary OF the state board Of h.,tt
Kentucky, the seventeenth animal -.
Ing Of the Utah Medical soc,e,v
opened Wednesday morning ar II =.
The sessions Of the convention ar. \.
held In the city council chamhcr a.
city and county building
There were about thirty nh,.,.,
present at the opening sessIon.
pr. Mccormack, who is chnIrrs.
the committee on oiga nization ~ 7"
American Medical association So.
interesting talk on Public m,
and Sanitation. He reviewed ,ba !.
strides taken in these important rs,
during the past few years. and lo,d ~
WORK Gene IN this direction by the An
lean Medical association.
Cleanliness In the home and Ell.
and public institutions, he said 7
brought about beneficial resuIte ,na
tended TO abatc the large nortaIite
that was much In evidence beforc d.
novat;ons were made.
He explained The part that phvs,c|
should take In tho campaign for h@
sanitary conditions. II was n drtr
claimed they owed 70 the communltv5
IN
titloncr could afford To neglect Z
Mccormack will give public lec,u,A
the same subject tomorrow night.
Deplores Professional Jealousv.
DIR. Mccormack decried tho profsss'
jealousy which exists in the medical
fcssl"n and declared that there Is
wonder why legislators cannot bn lni1
To pass laws In the Interests and for
49,. To-. ,N,. - (, taE 7
| there Is so much rcjudice anon.
| members themselves.
Dr. Mccormack advised the docto,|
get together more. both In nrofcssl
and n social way lIc made a strong
! for the county medical society. slfo1
o; what benefit II is for The dorto1I
work together i'm the counties OF n 81
The carly part OF the morning se&
Was devoted IN routine business, iuH
! ing 'hc reports of standing commIf|
and special business The election of
! iccrs Will be held this afternoon.
Technical Papers Read.
Several interesting technical ps|
were read during the afternoon So
| and thoroughly discussed by tho dor
present The first paper presenle1
tho afternoon was by pr u. e. Bu6r|
Logan. Or. BudGo spoke on the srlr1
treatment OF the cleft palate. The
went into the anatomy aud physioor|
tho palate. The discussion vas an.
by Drs. r. r Wright and c. @. IL
mcr,
DR.. Fred Stsuffer made an sddrtr
"TonsillOtomv or Tonsillectomy." H
Or. II, Van Cott spoke on Infection
the maSillary antrum. Dr. David
Lewis treated the rclatio of The cr@
| Systematic functions and Or. o. s
Ter The Use OF the Cystoscope In u|
nosis.' Or. j. o. Evans spoke on &
emla Of Pregnancy and Eclampsia'
Tho second days session win ORE
o:30 o'clock this morning,
Bouquet for Doctors.
In the evening the Utah state Ae|
society gave a banquet AT the ConII
cisl club in honor OF the Utah s.
Medical association, The banquet
an elaborate affair. attended by abou{
we'll known and prominent physiclan|
this and other cities Of tho state. y
The doctors had enjoyed splendid
ner. the remainder OF the evening
spent in toasts.
There WAS considerable serious thn|
in the toasts and the responses. o.
mixed with wit and humcr. DR., Z
Whitney was the toastm5stcr of
evening. Dr. r. S. joyce introduced
II. \. Adamson and y. H. Smith
responded 10 the toasts. what the
fcssion Is Doing In the Northern
OF the state for the Advanccnen[
Medicine and Medicine East
West respectively,
DIR. George r. Schramm introduced
+. III. Ealey and T.. Brown Living.
Rslcy responded 10 the toast. "Wh0(
Profession Is Doing I'm the Central
Of tho State for the Adynncemfn
Medicine" and Dr. Ewing 90 III
tlonS OF Secretary"
Or. II. g.. Merrill who responded e
toast. what the Profession Is Dolu/
the Southern Part II the state foI
Advancement OF Medicine" and Dr
Aird of Provo. who responded u
toast. Harmony I'm tho Profession.
introduced bv Or. \. C. Stoiiard.