The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 23, 1928, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE MERCHANTS OF N.D, WILL MEET AT MICHIGAN State Association's Convention Is Scheduled for June 5, 6 and 7 . Michigan, N. D., May 23.—(®)— Between and 400 merchants of the stat e expected to attend the annual convention of the North Da- kota Retail yMerchants association, here June 5, 6 and 7, The 1928 gathering of the mer- chants will have as its convention slogan “Teamwork for Prosperity,” according to M. A. Johnson, sta president, who sent out the official call for the convention. A program begun earlier in the year of organizing the merchants in the individual communities of the ‘ i chairman at the the means by ization hopes to maintain contract with the local units, President Johnson said. The program outlined will deal with business and with the cooperation that may be rendered the citizens of any com- munity by the construction efforts of the merchants’ organization. In making the call for the state meeting the folloving towns and Jocal chairman are reported in the state by Walter D. Powell, Fargo, state secretary: Abercrombie, J. C. Holkenstad; Anamoose, P. L. Glotzbach; Aneta, A. P._Knudtson; Husa; Berthold, Oscar Oppen; Bis- marck, Roy P. Logan; Columbus, Oscar ; Copperstown, Gust: Hanson; Edmore, H. R. Aslakso Fairmount, John Bostrum; Fessen den, Levard Quarve; Finley, S. J. Peterson; Flasher, Robert F. Hoff- man; Flexton, I. Stensrud;: Glen- burn, Fred W. Peglow; Hankinson, Arne Kjelstrup; Harvey, C. H. Blanding; Hattan, Erick M. Hegge; Hettinger, M. 0. Quickstad; La Moure, C. C. Crum; Landa, H. L. Helgeson; Larimore, Nels Hem- mingson; McClusky, A. N. Finstad; McGregor, O. C. Halgrimson; Fargo, J. J. Phelan; Devils Lake, Fred P. Mann, Jr.; Grand Forks, A. Paper- master; Mercer, F. 0. Freeberg; Minnewauken, Clarence Plummer; Mohall, Ed Paris; New Rockford, C. J. Wolff; New Salem, Fred Mann; Northwood, Gilman Johnson; Park River, J. L. Finneseth; Portal, C. E. Davidson; Portland, A. O. Anderson; Powers Lake, Martin Skredsvig; Ray, % H. Linwell; Richardton, M. . Eskestrand; Scranton, Tollah Finsness; Sharon, » M. Easton; Towner, A. M. Beiseler; Ruttle Lake, Emil Hass; Hanpeton, H. T. Hintgen; Warwick, C. E. Williams; Washburn, Martin Holtan; Westhope, A. N. Bauman; Wildros, M. L. Anderson; Wimble- don, John Kotchien; Wyndmere, A. N. Forde; York, A. N. Seberlieus; Jamestown, William Hall; Valley City, George Kelsey. ALL-DAY MEETING The Free Methodist will hold an all-day out doors meeting in Clar- ence Kettleson’s grove, three miles west and one mile north of Wing, next Sunday, May 27th. Everybody is invited. Bring your dinner. Serv- ice at 11 a. m. Sunday school at 2 p. m. Preaching at 3. H. G. Bach- man is pastor. te | di it is now being | Belden, W. J.) ‘W. | you would be criticized by many. | Fargo Medic Says He Has Had! Only One Maternal Death in 1,558 Confinement Cases, | and ‘Twilight’ Method Was | Used in 861 of Them \ | Devils Lake, N. D., May 23,—@ --Only one maternal death resulted from 1,558 cases of childbirth, with the “Twilight Sleep” method being used in 861 of the cases, Dr. J. F. Hanna, Fargo, told delegates to the annual convention of the North Da- kota Medical association here to- lay. | Dr. Hanna, who is a member of the clinic of Drs. MacGregor, Hanna ‘and Clay, Fargo, is regarded as one lof the foremost authorities in the Northwest on childbirth and has | written several articles on “Twilight | Sleep.” He is an attending physician at St. John’s hospital, | Fargo. In Dr. Hanna’s paper he pointed ; out that he had cared for 170 cases in 1922; 205 in 1923; 240 in 1924; 264 in 1925; 326 in 1926; and 353) in 1927. Of these cases, 1,025 of which had been hospitalized in St. John’s, only one maternal death had oc- ‘curred and the fetal mortality rate | was only 2.6 per cent, he said. In- fant mortality was 2.5 per cent. A Hospital Procedure “The ‘Twilight Sleep’ procedure, to my mind, is purely a hospital jone,” said Dr. Hanna, “It is not a practical procedure to be used in the home, Any anaesthetic used in the home, if deepenec enough and continued to the point of blotting out pain to the patient will excite the neighbors and relatives, so it is much better to deal with the com- plaints of one—the mother, than it is to deal with several—the rela- tives and friends. “Chloroform, I think, is still the anaesthetic of choice in home ma- ternal cas ‘Twilight Sleep’ re- quires watching and more time than the average practitioneer can give it. You also leave yourself open to criticism, for if anything happens to the baby, whether due to any of several natural reasons, if you were to give Castor oil prior to the case, “In presenting a discussion of ‘Twilight Sleep,’ one has the feeling of being caught in questionable company, because there has been considerable condemnation of this procedure by some writers. No H ed by iter Ne doubt this hostile attitude is due in part to the introduction to the laity in this country, the avenue of in- troduction being through a widely read monthly magazine, in which an ee was written by an energetic | correspondent after he had visited a hospital where the system was used. Forced to Take Stand “The medical profession found it- self forced to take a stand on the procedure and this in itself made the physicians reluctant to take up ‘Twilight Sleep.’ i “Many of our ideas in medicine and text .books are just copies of ideas handed down by someone looked upon as an authority, and go- ing back one generation more, to “TWILIGHT SLEEP’ METHOD USED IN CHILDBIRTH WITH GREAT SUCCESS, DOCTORS ARE TOLD AT DEVILS LAKE cqus; it might have arisen from some ‘other school.” However, the doctor continued, anyone who is interested in child- birth and who has recently done post-graduate work in that line, cannot help but notice the efforts being made in various ways to re- lieve childbirth of some of its pain. Dr. Hanna Ms oe the use of a modified “Twilight” or a partial stupefaction from the effects of gradually increased the weags. Sev lually incret usage. Sev- eral times he altered the amount of morphine and hysocene used, said, and at the present the results are satisfactory with a much small- er amount than used at first. Dr. Hanna quoted Dr. Opitz, of the Freiburg clinic as the author of the most recent report from that in- stitution. Of 4,279 births at the Freiburg clinic, Dr. Opitz is quoted as saying, 2,242 were effected un- der “Twilight Sleep,” and only 2.1 per cent of the babies died in the first nine days, while the mortality among babies delivered without the use of the twilight system was 3.75 per cent. Dr. Opitz was also quoted by Dr. Hanna as saying that “if Twilight Sleep causes any injuries to mother or infant, they are due exclusively to the method employed and to im- proper drugs. Good results can be obtained only by operators who have perfect command of the technic, which requires careful study.” : The Truck Driver I believe Cham; is the better spark plug because of the way Champions stand up in hard truck service. 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