State v. Kelsey
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtOtt, J.
This is an appeal from a judgment and sentence, based upon the verdict of a jury finding the appellant guilty upon ten counts of unlawfully practicing medicine and surgery without a valid, unrevoked certificate, and upon one count of holding himself out as a person authorized to practice medicine and surgery.
*619May 28, 1925, W. S. Kelsey made application for a license to practice drugless healing, as provided by Laws of 1919, chapter 36, p. 64 [cf. RCW, 18.36]. July 21, 1926, a license to practice drugless healing as a sanipractic was granted him by the department of licenses. The appellant,…
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