Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-16
DELEGATES BACK ! !. G
10 The DRUG Store
Ninth Annual Convention Of Utah
Pharmaceutical AssoCia-
ton Comes to Close.
NEXT YEAR LOGAN GETS IT..
WYNN II. Eddy Of Brigham City is
Elected President for the
Ensuing Year.

The ninth annual convention Of the
Utah Pharmaceutical association was
brought to close yesterday after
noon, after a series of interesting ses-@
sions covering two days. At the final
session, the officers of the association
for the ensuing year were elected, the
following being the successful candi-
dates:
First vice observation-disclosures. i,
3Franken, Salt Lake City.
Second Vice PRESIDENT. T. Ritter
Logan.
Secretary Harry Coo,nbs, Salt Lake.
City.
Executive Committee-Charles Van
Dyke. Salt Lake City, chairman; Roy
McAlister, First judicial district; John
sCulley, Second judicial district; John
Alexander Hedcuist, Fourth judicial
district Mark Hewlett, Fifth judicial
district; II. n. Peterson, Sixth Judicial
4 district.
Logan was selected as. the place. for
holding the next meeting Of the as
ISOLATION in 1910. This decision was
largely influenced by the receipt OF the
following telegram from u. F. Bacon.
president of the Logan Commercial
club, reading as follows:
1.-THE commercial Boosters club ex-
tends a cordial invitation to State
Druggists association to hold Its an.
nual convention In Logan for 1870
When the matter Of holding the next
annual convention Of the association in
| Logan was put to a vote, it was carried
without dissenting voice.
PAPERS READ.
During the afternoon papers were de-
Ilivered as follows:
.1'he National Formulary, Making it
a Greater Asset toSthc Retail Pharma-
cist and to the Physician" by Harry
| Coonlbs.
'.How Far Is the Druggist Justified
| in Exploiting His Own Preparations In
1 Preferences to Patent Medicines" by A
4 A. Robinson of Salt Lake City
Necessity and Application of Com.
| inercial Training in the Drug Bust
ness, by "a. r. Mcintyre of Ogden.
Crude Drugs in the Western Mar.
4 ket; Their Identification and Adultera.
ton" by Ralph Nelden OF Salt Lake
j City.
Kelley Of Springyille.
Their Value to the Individual and thu
Il Benefits Derived from Their Meetings,
4 by A. III. M aiben of Mt. Pleasant
I THE Necessity of the Druggist i
Politics." by H. H Peterson OF Elsi
y nore
.srhe Responsibility of the E1nploye
a in His Relationship to the Ernploye,
y by John Fl. Bishop OF Logan.
q .In the Estimation of the Public
& Is the Legitimate Sale OF Wines an
Liquors by the Retail Pharmacist
Z Detriment?" by D. B. Hoover Of Sal
II Lake City.
b BANQUET IN EVENING.
IN the evening banquet was held !
& the diningroom OF the Commercial clut
The druggists We're in a happy mooe
and the after-dinner speeches rang wit
wit and good Will. Joy II. Johnson
8 president OF the association, acted
& toastmaster, and talks Were delivere
& as follows: Z
Drugs vs. Groceries, py John ~
a Bishop of Logan !.
twill the Association BE Invited t
q Law the Cornerstone of the New api
y tol Building at Ogden2" by John Guile
{ Of Ogden. 4, :, ~,
Z Creek by John L. Boyden Of Coal
n vile.
Il what Effect Do the Smelter Fune
81 Have on a Drug Stock In Tooele q
"A Archibald Beran OF Tooele.
Is Laws and Liquors, or Why Sha,
II T cave Utah County Jan. /, $780, b
Il 7. w. N Whitecotton.
Addresses were also made by II. 4
h Druehl. j. r. Bradley. IF. C. Schramn
+ r. r.. Brownsfeld, G. C. Daily, Ere
4 scharff of Chicago, Rev. S. II. Good
II win. chaplain of the association; g.
kitchen, Frank Whitworth and Others