Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-05
sEcRErARY.rREAsuRER HAL G.
SIMPSON, OF pENIsoN,
CHOSEN PRESIDENT.
NEXT ANNUAL MEETING TO BE
HELD At STATE COLLEGE
Or, STANCE Extends Warm Invitation
to Meet at Ames Next Winter
Meeting and Banquet Best in His
tory Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Marshall.
town Club and the City.

i Officers were elected, the annual
! banquet was spread. and the final bust
/ ness session OF the annual meeting OF
/ the Iowa Veterinary Association held
| late Wednesday afternoon, during the
night and this morning. During the
/, rest of today the interest OF the Veterl-
!, rar;ans here centered in the clinic
! which opened about noon at DR.. r. J.
Neiman's hospital.
The following are the officers elected:
President DR.. Hal G. Simpson, Deni-
son: first vice president, DR.. {. T..
Stewart. Charlton; second wee presl-
dent. DR.. +. E. Howe, pes Molnes; sec
rotary and treasurer, DR.. {. f. STANCE.
Ames; member of executive committee.
TO succeed DR.. D. Z. Baughman, of Fort
Dodge. DR.. G. w. Blanche. Of Belle
Piaine.
The only contest in the election was
for the place on the executive commit
tee. DR. Raughman and DR.. Blanche
We're nominated. and the latter was
elected by a vote of so to 26.
Committee Makes Report.
This. resolutions committee in its re-
l.,
AGAINST tuberculosis being wageG by
DrS. kepford and Kline, asked that the
state veterinary board make an annual
report to the association, expressed
condolence and respect for the death OF
Dr. o. r. Mover, OF Des Moines; and
thanked the Marshalltown Club, the
Pilgrim. and the local committee for
the courtesies extended the associa-
ton.
The resolution commencing the anti
tuberculosis campaign was earnest in
its expression of appreciation for the
tyisor with which this work is being
done.
| The legislative committee and the
committee on disease and treatment
! i4ad TO reports TO make. A special com
mittee on professional blanks asked
that it be continued for year, and that
1t would in that time furnish the secre-
tarv with blanks to be sold only to
members of the association.
A paper on "Torsion Of the Uterus
by Dr. E A. Richardson, Of Goldf1eld
provoked a long and instructive discus
sion that occupied much of the fore
noon session.
Eighty Attend Banquet.
What was declared to be the largest
attended banquet in the history of the
association was the one held at the
Pilgrim beginning at $50 last even
ing and continuing until this morn
ing An orchestra played while the
/ meal was being served and after
wards DR.. D. NJ. Campbell, of Chicago
who was POSTMASTER, had the pro-
gram in charge.
The following speakers made brief
addresses: DR.. c. E. STANCE. Ames; DR.
". H. Heck. West Liberty on The
Wheel Horses Of the Profession:" DR..
L. L Shipley, of Onawa: President
Elect Hal c. Simpson, Denison: DR..
j. L Gibson. Des Moines; DR.. S. A.
Denling Ida Grove: DR.. H. B. fireman n,
Lake City: DR.. j. ". Griffith. Cedar
Eapds. on The Business Side of the
Profession": Or. Palmer. Of Chicago,
on THE Ethics of Veterinary Prac-
tee: and DR. J. Vincent. Shenandoah.
| The latter reviewed the history Of the
association, how it was ORGANIZED
! twenty-seven years ago at Shenan-
| doah. how it disorganized and was re-
vived ana re-organized twentythree
years ago.
Anoce Gets Next Meeting.
| A'h o no action vas taken. as the
selectiny Of the meeting place and the
| dates are decided by the executive
F; committee it is the general opinion OF
! those attending that the next meet
| irg will be held at -Ames. DR.. STANCE,
! in his address at the banquet last
right, extended a warm invitation for
the association to meet at Iowa State
| College and while on the floor de-
scrihed the $4,000 veterinarian build
/ ing that is heing erected at the college
and will be completed by next winter
No other city was an active candidate
for the next annual convention.
Discuss Cholera Serum.
+, All OF "Wednesday afternoons LONG
session was devoted to professional
subjects. the methods of treating dis
Eases and remedies. Among the i'm
portart subjects discussc ! which ought
! % be of widespread interest to swine
breeders and feeders, was THE Method
Of hmm Imitation Against Hog Cholera.
the subject Of a paper read by DR.. Pau
+ .. koto. state veterinarian.
Special emphasis was put on the
/ roint that the serum is not cholera
cure but instead is an immunizine
| treatment. The serum, the veterinar-
ians say. should not be condemned be-
cause II Goes not result III cures. dS IL
IS not intended to and will not cure
cholera. 1t does no good, they say. to use
It after animals have been taken sick
but that when used as preventative
it will make the animals SO treated i'm
rnune.
Loud in Praise Of City.
Prominent members OF the associa
ton We're loud in their praise Of the
treatment accorded them in this city
and the convention was declared to b'
the best ever held by the association
The veterinarians were especial!
grateful to the Marshalltown Club To-
the use Of its handsome and conven
lent quarters, and the agents OF tn
manufacturers Of instruments. equip
ment and medicines and drugs wer
equally enthusiastic for being allowe
to spread their displays in the manu-
facturers' booths so near to where tn
aesnria':on members .::c-s ..feesing.
Fumisats School Building.
. The Rogers school was ordere
fumigated by City Physician 4.
Conway as the result Of case 9
smallpox among the pupils. The pa
tient is Helen Scheid. aged Z. daugh
tier Of Mr.. and Mr.. Joseph Sehea0, -