The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11
out on Our Street

ls It according to the ethics OF tho
medical society for a physician tot
refuse to make "A professional CillH
Is what Tulsa lady wants to know
She was spending a few weeks at a
summer resort and one night he
came suddenly seriously III. suffer
INK most tNcruciatiug pain. \ doc
tor from her home town occupied a
cottage near by. lie was sent tor
but refused to see the lady on the
ground that ne did not have his
medicine case with him. Another
physician living In a town four or
five miles away responded to the
midnight call and gave the lady re-
lief without rcsorting to the con
tents OF his medicine case. Does
the medical society ~ Tulsa want
to know the name Of the first doctor
rcfCrrtdtto?
T. TatlC; Have We Local SELF
Government. or are We governed Ivy
the Courts? That decision OF the
Tulsa county Judges sitting On banc
upon the Fire ordinance srcms to
indicate that duly elected commits.
sioncrs Of the city have no au-
thority TO fix fire districts. or did
the judges ignore the law defining
the powers Of oitys legislative
body and base their decision solely
on Under the Circumstances? II
city cannot extend its fire limits.
no matter what the motive involved
how can man he prevented from
invoking the rule Of Under the
Circumstances and erecting a fire
trap in the heart OF the city?--D. II.
H. 4 L. ..f a
Men keep In full stride with the de-
velopmout Of Medical Science !
heard a doctor not long since who
had "A patient near unto death. The
doctor diagnosed the ailment as
other surgical excuse for an opera
tlon. and Ne felt 80 huffy about II
when Il doctor. an old Family
Friend. was called in consultation
:.om another town that he failed to
appear on time for the consultation
The Family Friend couldn't wait
any longer so ne examined the Sick
Man and found him suffering from
pneumonia brought on by lying un-
der an Electric Fan after Il Hot
Bath.
There lives in our street a Man
who came to our Town not many
degenerate our Semi Civilized t.'i-
zenship. His system was full OF High
Ideals absorbed in the Recherche
East. lie didn't like our Politics
and set out to Reform them. lie did
not know our Language and was
determined To revise our Broguc.
He did not like our Looks and he
determined to change our Complex
ions and make Our Hearts beat In
Harmony with His. our tnrC-
sponsiveness is Disappointing, but
like all Egoists he still has Hope.
Like all towns Tulsa has its Tears
and it's Tragedies which come to
Dim the Shining sun Of our Pros
perity Every day there are Appcsls
for assistance. Many are Genuine
cases worthy OF Charitable atton-
tion. Some are mere Fakes who
look upon our Generous People as
Eask Marks. Some are Hungry and
some are in the first stage of Ter
ifble Tuberculosis where a few Dol
lars will give them Chance for
Life and Usefulness. Some are
Vampires trying to put over a
Game OF Bunk. r. Tattle has be-
fore him letter from widow with
/ three children. Her husband has
been dead for nine years. She has
bought "A lot and made a payment
of $3.50 earned in Laundry Sweat
box. She Is about to lose this plot
OF ground upon which she Hopcs
to build a Home because she can't
make an interest payment OF s57.
She wants some Citizen of Tulsa 10
Raise the Interest. Would "A Clear
ing House for all these Cases NEE,
the Situation?