The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-11-25
MEDICAL MEN
HEADED BY
MURRAY
Annual Election of Society Not
Marked by Contests; Many In.
teresting Papers Are Read on
Final Day; Annual Meeting
Concludes With a Banquet At
the Country Club.

Following one of the busiest and
most interesting sessions ever held nv
the Medical Society of Hawaii yester
day, the members, in full force, sat
down to a banquet at the Country Club
last evening and relaxed from the con,
slderation of long and technical sub
jects to the absorption of good things
TO eat and drink and the use of un
adulterated English, under the watch
full eye of Toastmaster C. b. Wood
The banquet was the wind up of the
most successful annual meeting ever
held by the society, the attendance be-
ing greater than ever before aud the
interest in the proceedings manifested
was ilattering to those who read pa
pers before the meeting.
just before adjournment late yester-
day the following officers were elected
for the coming fiscal year: DR.. III. V.
Murray president; DIR. Frederick l..
Morong, vice president; Dr. II. u. Not
tage, treasurer; Lieut.. Col. +. p.
Reynolds, Medical Corps, U. S. A., sec
rotary; and DR.. G. b. Wood and DR.. j.
,. h. Pratt, directors
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One of the most interesting cases
presented to the consideration of the
physicians was by Doctor Judd, in a
paper describing Doctor Albce s opera
ton for Pott S disease. This malady
is also known rs tuberculosis of the
spine, and the operation was performed
nj the Kauikeolani Children IS Hos.
pital. and was the first of the kind
ever performed in this Territory.
Another case which attracted atten.
tion was that presented bv DIR. II. r..
Marshall mon I" Amoebie Abscess, Left
Lobe of liver With perforation
Throuob D;anhrom. ;,
AZ sho ,ftarnoon session which was
beld in the University Cmb. there were
- n,,,nhar os 4ocbpical n,ner. road and
nun" mum tarost;m,r' avnpia r aiyen
l., ~ Men,, az Tho nroctic,l
~ - tho nIlnotor -, artiGciol
opnaa,Vm - ,mo op;na a. reSnscitate
,eopi".p! .ho.o s,,earing
Npeu rp rootos+ ;ntoresf
from aSpnS N." ah;no onJ tho
was SHOWN III .ne nlac"'ne anu ~"
hien'uers III Nv 80 ;atarast
eNa"ii',eu II WIN '"e se . nI' 49,
several physici"hs eSpIesseu tne pu,
pose Oh geltins one Vi '"o'' 40 'o0" 90
possible.
other EXHIBITS maze were tnose u
pathological specimens lilustr l'llg tr1p
zeal diseases fophd III we hawaiian 10
lands. These were under tne dlrertioh
OF NJ. 1. Ciegg, pactetloiog,st anu Ia
nous for ms work IN the rhlhPpines'
= II.
Then Dr. George W. mccoy, ol the
United states fnplic iieal'p oerNlee
and director oil the leprosy lhNes'
tigatlon station, read paper, Ell,
titied Lymphatic lupercuiUSis AHn93s
Lepers' rms paper WIN ropan,S
aEt us r ,are a nou,e 'I" Of his dread
disease. and there was considerable dis
cussion, which was led by DR.. II. T.
HOLMAN.
"Report of Liver Abscess Cases, ,"
by Dr'A' G, Rothrccli, opened discus.
sion which was Joined in by number
and led BY Mr.. Clegg. The latter told
az Tho culture of amoebie bacilli here,
which was considered almost impossible.
from specincns obtained by CAPT. Il.
ID Kramer Of The Army Medical Corps.
IL was important, was the assertion, to