The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1922-04-06
FAMOUS SURGEONS WILL
VISIT WALLACE IN JULY
PREPARE FOR TELEPHONE RATE
HEARlNe-sETTLE TRAIN
SCHEDULE NEXT WEEK.

The people of Wallace will have al
opportunity to hear lectures by some o
the most famous medical men in tn,
United States on July and TO- wher
the Idaho State Medical society viii
meet in this city Among the notable.
who will be here are Dr. BlOodgood. OF
Johns Hopkins university, acknowl-
edged to be the worlds greatest au-
thority on cancer; Dr. Henderson
head of the OrthOpedic division OF the
famous Mayo clinic at Rochester. MINI. ;
DR.. Dunn. head of the division of sur
gerry of the University of Nebraska:
DR.. Coffey, noted specialist on intes-
final surgery, of Portland and numer-
Gus other specialists in medicine and
surgery. This announcement was
made by Major f. L. Quigley at the
meeting of the board of trade yester-
day. He also stated that DR. Blood
good and DR.. Henderson had volun-
teered to deliver a free public lecture.
and that others would doubtless be
glad to do likewise if there appeared
to be sufficient public interest in their
special themes. One of these particu-
larly was Dr. Mccormack, of Spokane.
will address mothers on the care of
children. Major Quigley explained that
the coming of these notables made pos
sible through the fact that they would
be present at the meeting of the North
west Medical association early in July |
perhaps the largest meeting of the kind |
ever held in the northwest, and that |
they had agreed to attend the meeting |
of the Idaho association in Wallace. |
which follows Immediately after the /
Spokane meeting. He said further that |
the Spokane medical association had |
agreed to provide free automobiles for
the doctors at the northwest meeting
who desire to come to Wallace.
Board to Cooperate.
The board of trade was asked to CO.
operate with the Shoshone County
Medical association in the entertain
ment of the visiting delegates on that
occasion, as there are only a few mem
oers of the county association and that
t would be quite impossible for the
to handle it alone. Major
Quigley suggested that among other
eatures, the board of trade might give
/ banquet in honor of the visitors.
Herman j. Rossi spoke of the unusu-
Il privilege that would be accorded
he people of Wallace in having an {
opportunity to hear these eminent ,
ipecialists and moved that special
committee of three be appointed, Of ,
which Major Quigley should be chair /
nan, to arrange for entertainment in
cooperation with the regular enter
ainment committee and that a suita- {
lie appropriation be made for the use f
f the committee, the latter to be acted c
pom at the next meeting. The motion t
vas adopted and President Callahan t
ppointed Major Quigley. Mr.. Rossi and t
5. T. Mcdonald, chairman of the il
landing entertainment committee. 2
Telephone Hearing. II
President Callahan announced that -
e had been officially advised by the i
ate utilities commission that a hear
* ON telephone rates would be held c
Occur d'Alene on April 27, and that
lie hearing would be continued at
'allace if desired. He said that he
Id conferred with Mayor Toole on
e subject, and that the mayor re- -,
rested the city attorney to get in 81
UGH with Occur d'Alene. Standpoint
i'd other towns with the view to CO. !"
eration in presenting complaints on ~
half of the public. ~
Train Schedule. IN,
was made that w. r. re-
ey and Mr. Martin. of the O.-W R tn
n. company had expected to be m,
esent at the board melting to discuss re.
2 proposed new train schedule, but
re Unexpectedly called away by 9th.
business However they will be
e before the next meeting, when it
hoped that a satisfactory schedule '0'
be agreed upon and which will be
united to the board next week
Garbage Disposal. 81,
Judge D. II. DeLong called attention the
the serious problem Of disposing of ing
bage, which he thought should re- to
'e the earnest consideration of the bro
I'd. He said that the question of allie
neration had been considered by viii
council but if this plan was adopt Gel,
II would be necessary to bond the lab,
The matter was referred to the 56e,
cial committee appointed several CON
lths ago to deal with the problem. Call
committee consists of w. J. Sulli- GOV,
John F. Ferguson. DR.. J. r. Bean sam
;. Clyde and E G. Gnaedinger. In tere
absence of Mr.. Sullivan. Mr. Fer for
IN was requested to act as chair
.