University Medical College - Scalpel Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Cfihv -Eizfpennarg The free dispensary is one of the most important departments in the U. M. C. Here hundreds of poor patients are treated Weekly, without compensation, by the most skillful talent in Kansas City and vicinity. This offers an excellent oppor- tunity for the student to become well acquainted with practical clinical Work in every branch of medicine and surgery, especially when under the charge of such able and competent clinicians as the following. ' SU RGERY. A. H. CORDIER, MD., Chief. J. J. MCLFXIN, M.D. TIIOS. T. SAWYER, MD. MEDICINE SAMUEL C. JAMES, M.D., Chief. E. L. RUSSELL, M.D. XV. A. NIXON, M.D. O. L. NICKILLIP, M.D. C. E. CONOVER, M.D. GENITO-URINARY. GEORGE W. DAVIS, M.D. Chief. A. E. EUBANKS, M.D. H. H. LANE, M.D. I. M. LANGSDALE, A.M., M.D. C. D. TRASK, M.D. ' DERIVIATOLOGY. I PHILIP KANOICY, M.D., Chief. .D. R. L. SUTTON, M.D.' H. M. LYLE, M EYE AND EAR. FLAVEL B. TIFFANY, A.M., M.D., Chief. I. VV. HOWARD, M.D. A. VV. IAQCALLESTER, IR., AD., M.D. JOSEPH TQIMBERLIN, M.D. DISEASES OF WONIEN. A. E. HERTZLER, A.M., PhD., M.D. G. B. NORBERG, M.D. NEUROLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY. JOHN PUNTON, MD., Chief. S. GROVER BURNETT, M.D. I O. L. IMICTQILLIP, M.D. OBSTETRICS. C. A. RITTERV, M.D., Chief. E. A. BURKHARDT, M. D. . E. A. REEvEs, M,D, JOHN G- LAPP, M.D. II. N. JENNETT, M.D. W. C. WII.LITs, M.D. H. D. HAMILTON, MD, FREDERICK M. LOWE, BS., M.D. PEDIATRICS. CLAY S. IXITERRIMAN, MD., Chief FRANK NEFF, M.D. LARYNGOLOGY AND RHINOLOGY. JAMES E. LOGAN, M.D., Chief. THOMAS E. VVYATT, M.D. D. L' SHUMATE M D L. I. HALL, Janitor.

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'L- fj F ball team '05-,06. P. T. BOHAN, M.D. .Associate Professor of Physiology. . Dr. Bohan is a graduate of Rush Med- ical College, Chicago, in the class of 1900. He then entered the Alexian Brothers, hos- pital, Chicago, and remained there from 1900 to IQO2, going to Vienna and Berlin in 1904. He there pursued his studies in the post graduate clinics of Europe. In 1906 he returned to this country and became As- sociate Professor of Physiology in the Uni- versity Medical College in 1907. FRANK C. NEFF, MD. Professor Cltz'111'f0I Discnsvs of Clz1'Id1'c11. XVM. il. VVALKDR Xl D Lfcfzzfcz' on H1sf0I0g3 Dr. Xliallcer, a Canadian by birth e ceived his preliminary education in that country and removed to Kansas City in 1898. He entered U. M C and graduated with the class of ,O7. Wliile in school Dr Wfalker was an active member offll' and CID B II in U. M. C. and manager of the foot

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A 'iirirf livzumv nf 1112 Glnllrgv Gllinir BY GEO. B. NORBERG, PROF. DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CLINICAL GYNECOLOGY. T has occuiied to me many times as iather singular that a U M C O1 iduate Wher I ever found is a Htopnotcherng he not only does Well financially, but he is respect- ed and honored by both the piofession and laity in his community. I have met them and heard of them far and near and this is so universally the case that I have searched for some logical reason Why it is true. I believe there are three factors that bring about this ultimate perfection in our graduates. THE DISPENSARY.