The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 22, 1929, Page 3

_ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22,1929 NATUROPATHS PROBE WILL, BE: CONDUCTED| BY HEALTH OFFIGERS| = State Medical Examining Board Will Investigate Opera- tions of Cults iis read of the status now ‘ id by es, doctors prac- J tees in North Dakota will be made by the state health baad acl ss the result of defeat of a bi cense the naturopaths in ue Poe senate yesterday. A. A; Whittemore, state health di- rector, said his department never has, paid any attention to the naturo- paths but will now make an effort to check on their operations. Whit- temore said he understood that sev- eral prosecutions of naturopathic doctors were in prospect upon com- plaint of medical doctors. Such prosecutions are not ae function of the state health de: ment, Whittemore said, but o! the + state medical examining board. H. A. Waldron of Drayton, president of the board, is in Bismarck and he, together with other boatd members, are expected to discuss the matter at a meeting todav. Blankets Many Cults Whittemore said he believes all naturopaths are practicing illegally or are lpia medicine under the name of some other branch or cult of the healing profession,such asthe chi- ropractors or osteopaths. The term naturopath, he said, is a blanket Us covering all. sorts of medical quite. As a general thing the term natu- ropath includes anyone who beige to heal or er ailments b: physiotherapy, Whittemore Physiotherapy, in its turn, means healing by the use of vibrations, ad- Approximately 25 25 Durant dealers ber whe eels heheh hag Haves siovetis lacutee sagoellt resentative, will, also give a. short DOG AND SEP RGHT AMONG SOLONS LOOMS another chance to fight over dogs and sheep. ‘The house livestock committee to- recommend that the bill will be.&! C. L. Shuey, Charged desertion and non-support of his fam- ily, ‘was brought back to the city from Stanley last night by Fred Anstrom, deputy Burleigh county sheriff. 25 Durant Deal Dealers omer Attend ‘Meeting Here oe ee tend a ay Lions’ ‘at noon oe ban | at Fargo, will speak. rns ‘Ed. The North Dakota legis legislators will have that contracts granting an agent the right wail be submitted in place of the ill, which was killed in the ‘A minority of the committee will With Desertion, to . Stand Hearing Here C. L. Shuey, Bismarck, charged with event Toman sold the farm himself] whe: coug’ .|Melzner would be given a commis- n colds hang on, and Hed 25 ounces 25 cents ; {sion on the sale. Toman sold the land none Lrg febey Ay ‘far Gore. 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The naturo- paths aan passage of the licens- @ = ing law for their own protection, he said. Unless they encroach. upon the iclds of work enjoyed by men li- censed to practice some inch bid the healing art, Whittemore said, h doubts that they can be prosecuted. He said he could not see, however, how they could practice without en- croaching upon the fields of cither the medical doctors, the chiroprac- tors or the osteopaths. Naturopaths Practicing Information given to members of the assembly when the naturopathic bill was under consideration indi- cated that, there are a number of practicing naturopaths operating in this state with sanitariums at Far- go and several.other points. Whittemore said the medical doc- tors are not opposing the bill to li- cense chiropodists now pending in the house and it is expected to pass ithout difficul What Will you YI When you. Children mn Cry . A. Warren, sheriff. FOR SALE—One or two sleds, also FOR RENT—Modern apartment. 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