El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-10

rule. than from any other section, Tor
the simple reason that they make more
money and make it easier InereLoIc
they attend clinics oftener ana get az
interchange of thoughts ana IuSds
the different men on different sun ~,
giving their patients the benefit OF TINS
clinical observation.
Il hope that all the physicians OF the
southwest will unite in this connIlOH
cause and help build up an organlla-
ton that will command recognition by
the other large medical and surgical
associations throughout the Cul'G -
states I want to say that nothing IN
a medical and surgical way Is oeyoh"
the possibilities of this new organize
ton il we will only pull together
Mexican Friendship Strong.
"Just one word about the membership
from old Mexico. During the last three
years of internal strife there mas De5u
a great exodus of physicians from IndI
country until there are but few re-
naming in any of the towns ana CiIeS
AT present On their return TO theT
homes, believe many OF tneih' II PI "
erly solicited, will be glad 10 Iuentl.y
themselves with this new under taxing;
THE friendship between this country anu
our sister republic was never @S -
cut as it is today. the peopIS "a us
country and president WI4SoH III pa pa
ticular, have demonstrated ~ ~ " -
question of doubt, that pOlCy u as
grandfzement is not desired IN Iie -
public Of Mexico President IlsOIl l
noIicv of noninterference mas uOllS NJ
TO cement the friendship OF LnesS ~
great nations than any thlli5 Si9S
all the years past .. -oa
IN conclusion, it is up TO US 70 80
that medicine and surgery ~ ~ 4;
behind the achievements OF pIO5lS -
other lines of business Dut ralnef tIld
a. leads the procession. Remember IhdI
but few men have ever become great
and powerful in any line OF business
who are so wrapped up IN their own
conceit that they are unwiIllng 70
listen to and take advice from their
fellOwmen.
FI PasO May BE Center.
81 NAV be an idle dreamer, but II is
not hard for me to draw upon my
Imagination that this western country
r7a1T he the center of education IN the
United States in a not far distant uay.
Won have only to look at the progress
made by Rush Medical college, NoIlH-
western university, washington UNI
yersitv of st Louis, and our own uni
versity of Texas, to know thaL Ihe
tide of education, as we'll as emlgra-
ton is westWA-d- 1t matters not VIM
the standard bearers of this society
are in the future. 1 promise 10 always
stand by the organization ana never
to relinquish my interest In TINS WORK.
but will contribute my eHorts' my
! energy and my time TO increasing 5 + he
| scientific part of the work, or IN any
other way furthering the progress and
/ advancement Of the organization
Doctors Attending Meeting.
Among those who arrived Ihursday
! are: DR.. J, p. Bacon, Miami, Ariz; Dr..
W f. McWhit, Stafford, AriZ.; Or.
willard smith. Phoenix; DR.. J. B. Van
Horn, Santa Rosa, n. NJ; Dr. S. 2
Mcdaniel, Tularosa, N. NJ; DR.. r =.
Mcbride, Las Cruces n. M IJr- = Y
Sexton, Las Cruces, n. NJ; DR.. S. D.
Swope Deming, n. NJ; DR.. E, B, Shaw
Las Vegas. n. NJ; Dr. J. r: GILBERT
AIamogordo, n NJ; DR.. F. p. Shine
Bisbee, Ariz; DR.. A. G. Shortle. Albu-
querque, n M; DR.. W, I; Brown,
Watrous, n. NJ; DR.. Alvin Martin, OF
/ Phoenix. Ariz.
Doctors to Dine.
Visiting physicians who are attend
( ing the medical convention VIII be the
! guests of the FL Paso physicians at a
dinner to be given at the PasO del Norte
/ this evening. The out of town doctors
are also being entertained by the local
physicians in a number of ways while
I they are here attending the meeting.