The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-24

Dan Y Wheeler was introduced, and
beginning with a humorous informal
talk Colonel Wheeler read few sug-
Bestions for success from the views OF
a commercials drug traveller Colonel
Wheeler advocated several means OF
increasing the success of the associa-
ton, among them being a full attend
ance OF women. a WomanS auxiliary
body such as they have in Colorado:
the admitting of the commercial drug
traveller as an active member and the
devoting. of much Of the time and at
tention of the meetings to pleasure and
relaxation.
You come to these meetings to re-
lax, he said, Ito get away from the
eternal, may say internal grind of
the most typical sweat shop in the
world-the retail drug store. Have your
scientific papers If you viii. You need
not fret, there will be plenty of them
and full Of suggestions and instruc-
lions. but do not let them prevent your
having q hot time in the old town to-
night Get chummy with your brother
druggists, have a social cigar. also an
eXhilarating glass Of root beer or a
nut sundae: and you will be surprised
how uncOnsciously you Will receive a
great amount Of valuable knowledge
and working information such subjects
as handling different side lines. how
much filler you can put in your ice
cream without breeding a riot with the
COpsumer, how much one can substitute
without a roar from the physician
whether it is better TO buy goods at
Missouri or Mississippi rivers, Chicago
or New York or locally in our own
home houses, and a thousand and one
other things that will be of great in
tereSt to you.
Colonel Wheeler also ADVOCATED hold
ing the meetings at some resort out of
the regular season instead OF in a city
that the attendance be better. He spoke
In WaTmeSt terms of Salt Lake as a
home-like place to him after his having
visited it for the past twenty-five years
as drug traveller.
Paper on State Board.
The afternoon meeting opened with
the election of officers. after which
Clarence H. Mccoy read a paper on.
The State Board of Pharmacy in It's
Relation to the State Pharmaceutical
Association" Mr.. Mccoy advocated
more. stringent laws in regard to the
class Of young men who apply for ap-
premiership in the drug business. and
urged especially that they be required
TO possess at least a high school edu-
cation before being allowed to become
apprentices. He also spoke of the lax
ity with which the business which
should OF right be left alone to the
registered pharmacist is often done by
the country shop keeper. He thought
that the duty of the state board OF
pharmacy is to see that the profession
is held to its proper place and not al
lowed To degenerate into a mere mer-
camille calling
In the new business taken 10, the
formation of an interstate pharma-
ceudcal association was left TO a COM
mittee. the offer of the Rocky Mountain
Druggist TO make its next ISSUE a Utah
number was accepted and a great deal
of routine business attended to.
F. 4. Druehl and +. J. Hill were ap-
pointed by the president to conduct the
new officers to the front and present
them, and the solemn ceremony was
carried out. After President Schramm
had taken the chair he made a brief
speech Introducing the other officers.
and with a vote OF thanks I'm the usual
manner the association adjourned sub
ject to caH.
List of Those Present.
The full roster of those present was
as follows:
DR.. George H. Fennemore. Beaver: r.
Lake City; +. NJ. Brown, American
Fork; Archibald BeVan, TOOele: Her
man Harms, Salt Lake: J. {. worse.
Idaho; l. f. Eberhart. CoIlinsville. Ill;
NJ. s. Leaver. Salt Lake; CT. A. Living
ston, Marshall, Tex; John A. Hough-
ton Salt Lake; f. a. Dreuhl. Salt
Lake; T. J. Hin. Salt Lake: Abe
Hatch, jr., Beber City; w. w. Auness,
Salt Lake; r. A. Wells. Salt Lake: DR..
". w. Cook. Milford; John H Bishop,
Logan; owen L. Cole, Boise. Ida: J.
Il. Bradley, st. Louis, Mo-; William H
Sutton, Philadelphia, Pa; George w.
Dern. Pocatello, Ida: +. o. Leonard,
Pocatello, Ida; A. d. Sutton. Provo;
JOY H Johnson, Salt Lake; D. 7.
Wheeler, at large; J. b. Roberts Rob-
inson; Albert s. Horne. salt Lake; a
f. Tomlinson, Salt Lake; George w.
Luft, Mercur; J. r Shupe, Provo; L.
NJ. May, Salt Lake; c. ]. Schmidt
Sandy; John CulleS, Ogden; E I.
Ogden; William Thornton. American
Fork; 3. F. Ritter. Logan: A. H.
Maiben, Mt. Pleasant: John p Cobb,
salt Lake: d. B. Hoover. Salt Lake:
John Q. Baugh. HALEY, Ida; IT. r.
Kelly. Springville, Utah: A. L. Eddy,
Brigham City, Utah; @. 8 Halliday,
Salt Lake; J. w. Clark. Ogden, Utah;
Z. c. Brown, Ogden, Utah; l.. Z. Eber-
hart, EdwardsviIle. Ill; w. J. Walters
Denver. Colo; Frank r. Whitworth,
Walter II. Dayton. Salt Lake: Charles
Van Dyke, salt Lake; George D. Hui,
Salt Lake: :. w Badcon, Ogden.
Banquet in Evening.
In the evening members of the assoc
F. NAANlClA SeAblAEl Gt III the bdItNluel ldll OF
the Commercial club as guests of the
salt Lake city Retail Druggists assoc
citation. HOnOrs were shared by the
menu, the orators and the music until
midnight F. c. Schramfn acted as
postmaster and, in his capacity as new
president Of the association, spoke on
the toast: The President Other
tOasts were: THE Pioneer Druggist"
F. r. Hurlburt, Park City; General
Trade interests c. D. Swift: '"The Re
vival of a Good Thing" DIR. w. A.
Wade; state Board of Pharmacy
Ben f. Ritter, Logan; "Reminiscences
+. a Druehl; TROUBLES of Il Retail
Druggist" y. + Treasure. salt Lake,
City Retail Druggists Association"
Fred j. Hill; Drug Business in the
Gate City" s. w. Badcon. Ogden: THE
Difference Between Selling. Jobbing
and Retail Trade" John 2. Cobb:
Force of Habit Colonel d. Yaundice
Wheeler; THE Retail Pharmacist in
Politics." George W. Luft, Mercur:
Tales of a High vaughan from Mon
tana." NJ DouH.
Members OF the banquet committee
were r. g. Schramm. chairman: &. H