Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22

and of good moral character who desires
to change his residence to another state
SHALL upon application to the secretary,
receive a certificate signed by the pres1-
dent and secretary and bearing the
boards seal, which shall attest the facts
above mentioned. The fee for such certi-
ficate shall be five dollars.
Z. A duplicate license granted upon
proof Of the less of the original shall be
issued by the board upon payment to the
secretary by the applicant of fee OF five
dollars.
Section 1410i. 1. Any person who shall
practice dentistry in this state, without
being annually registered or without being
licensed as herein provided shall pc pun
ished by fine of not less than
fifty dollars or more than one hundred
dollars for each and every offense; each
person treated shall be a separ
arate offense; provided, that this chapter
shall not be construed SO as to prevent
any duly licensed physician or surgeon re-
siding in this state, from extracting teeth
or performing any operation upon the pal
ate or maxillary bones.
2. A person shall be deemed to be en-
gagged in the practice of dentistry within
the meaning of this act who shall treat
diseases or LESSONS of the human teeth
Or jaws or perform operations OF any
kind thereon, or insert any artificial teeth,
fixtures or appliances for the restoration,
regulation or improvement of the dental
organs or who is manager, proprietor or
conductor of place for performing den
tai operations, or who for fee, salary or
other reward paid, or to be paid, to him
self or another person, performs any Of
the before named dental operations, or
who uses the word dentist, dental sur
geon, or other letters or titles in connec-
ton with his name which In any way rep
resents him as being engaged in the prac-
tice of dentistry; but nothing
contained in this act hall be construed to
prevent a bona fide student, in regular at
tendance upon any dental college in this
state from practicing dentistry, under the
direct supervision of one of his teachers,
In the regular infirmary of such college,
or a legal practitioner Of another state
making a clinical demonstration before an
incorporated dental society or dental col
lege for the purpose Of instruction, and
without remuneration.
8. Any association or company Of per-
sons whether incorporated or not, who
shall engage in the practice of dentistry
under the name of company, association,
corporation or any other title shall cause
to be displayed and kept in a conspicuous
place at the entrance of it's place of bust
ness, the name of each and every person
employed in said company or association
in the practice of dentistry, and any one
so employed by said company or asso-
citation whose name shall not be SO dis
played as above provided and the said
association or company, If Incorporated
or the persons comprising the same IL not
play the aforesaid names, be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor and upon con-
viction thereof each shall be punished as
provided In this act.
4. 1t shall be unlawful for any person
to circulate or advertise fraudulent or
misleading statements as to the skill Of
the operator, the quality of the materials,
drugs or medicines used or methods prac-
ticed.
3. Whoever engages in the practice Of
dentistry in Wisconsin shall keep his Ii
cense displayed in a conspicuous place,
where he practices, in such manner as to
be easily seen and read.
G. Whoever shall violate a provision Of
this act, for the violation of which no
penalty has heretofore been prescribed,
shall be fined not less than twenty five
dollars nor more than one hundred dol
lars Or be imprisoned not less than ten
days, or both.
7. All fines imposed and collected un-
der this act shall be paid into the state
treasury within week of their receipt
and are appropriated for the Wisconsin
state board of dental examiners for it's
use.
Section 141Ok. Said state board of dem
tai examiners shall have power to in
quire into the qualifications. and repre-
sensations of any applicant for license
to practice dentistry, to require
the attendance of persons and the pro-
duction Of papers and to take testimony
concerning all matters within it's iuris-
fiction. The president and secretary shall
have power to issue subpoenas to re-
quire the production Of papers and docu-
ments, and to administer oaths.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage
and publication.
ADprOVe1 Tune 21 1919 Corv law