The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-31
'NEWSALT HEAD OF
BIG GATHERING
DR.. GEORGE A. NEWSALT, WELL
KNOWN FARGO cHiROPRAcToR
AND PROMINENT THROUGHOUT
THE COUNTRY IN PROFESSION,
PRESIDED OVER CONVENTION,

DR.. George A. Newsalt. the we'll
known Fargo c~hiropractor, who is one
of the most prominent members Of the
profession throughout the country, as
ne had headed the Universal Chiro-
practors association for two years
past, is now presiding over one of the
largest and most successful V
tons ever held in the history of the
association.
The convention is being held in
Davenport. Ia. and The Daily Times
of that city has the following to say
OF DR.. Newsalt and the chiropractors'
convention in it's issue of Wednesday,
Aug. 26:
Monday marked the opening of what
promises to be the largest convention
that h Universal C~hiropractors' asso-
citation has ever held and the mcst en-
thusiastic spirit that has ever been
manifested in the Home Coming Of
the Palmer School Of Chiropractic.
Practicing chiropractors are here from
all parts Of the United States and Can
ada and express themselves as having
seen yesterday and today a more splen-
did program than they had hoped for.
Yesterday mornings session was
opened by ex-Mayor George w. Scott
with an address of welcome and the
few remarks which he gave to those
assembled indicated the open-heart
with which he as ex-mayor welcomed
the chirOpractors. The response to
his was given by George A. Newsalt.
D. c. of Fargo. North Dakota, who for
the past two years has been presi-
dent of the U. c.. A. and is known by
chiropractors all over the country.
Harvard Man Heard.
DR.. Walton, NJ. D, D. c., a graduate
of Harvard university and also a Chi
rOpractor Of wide reputation. was here
from Pennsylvania and addressed the
assembly.
During the afternoon business
meetings of the U. c. A. were held,
clinic was conducted and Immediately
after clinic the convention was ad-
dressed by DR.. Schroth. NJ. D., of Chi
cagO.
Concert in Evening.
In the evening a concert was given
at the Palmer School auditorium,
which was in all reality an all-star
performance, and the appreciation
shown by the audience to the artists
attested to the fact that there could
have been nothing arranged for the
Improvement of the program. The en-
tertainers were headed by Madame
Weber, one of the greatest women
viOlinists in the world.
The other performers were c.. Pet
erson and A. Peterson. Mrs. Elliott,
Mrs. BuriCh, Mr.. Darling, Mrs. Vedder
and DR.. Palmer. all of whom in their
respective work were exceptionally
good. The large P. S. C. auditorium
was last night packed to the limit,
there being 1.042 people present be-
side many who stood on the outside
and many who were turned away dis
appointed.
This morning at 9 o'clock a string
Of special cars left from in front Of
the school carrying the Chiropractors
to the arsenal, where they visited the
grounds, power house, and many Of
the buildings which were of interest.
During the afternoon clinic was held;
special clinic cases of particular
Importance were gone into very thor
oughly and explained from a Chiro-
practic standpoint. After clinic the
convention listened with interest to
.iseveral talks.
This evening a free band concert
will be held at Schuetzen park to-
gether with free moving pictures, in
Guiding The Pale of Prejudice and
free dancing after the concert. The
band of fifty pieces will be one of the
largest that mas ever been heard in
the tri-cities, and the program ar
ranged is one which will be very en-
joyable to all present. Not only are
the students and visitors at the Pal
mer school invited to attend, but the
association extends a cordial invita-
ton to all citizens of Davenport.