The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-16

age or bottle containing drug which
is.. in whole or in part alcohol; morphine
opium. cocaine. or certain other related
dangerous or habit-forming drugs men
toned in the act, to bear a statement o;
the quantity and proportion Of these sub
stances. The department Of agriculture
asks that the Utah Pharmaceutical asso-
citation, and OF every pharmacist In this
country. that they will use their best en-
deayors to assist In the enforcement OF
the food and drugs act, Its benefits 10
you are apparent and Its benefits to the
country as a whole cannot be overesti-
mated
Other addresses were made by mem
bers of the association as follows:
1.-The National Formulary. Making it
a Greater Asset to the Retail Pharma-
cist and to the Physician by Harry
Coombs
GLOW far is the Druggist Justified
in Exploiting His Own Preparations in
Preference TO Patent Medicines by
A. A Robinson, of Salt Lake City.
"Wbat System Do You Consider Fair
and Equitable in the Pricing of Pre-
Salt Lake City.
Following the delivery Of each one
of these addresses, discussion was in
dulged in by many members present
and great many interesting points
were brought out.
Officers Are Elected.
AT the opening of the afternoon ses-
sion at . O'Clock officers for the en-
suing year were elected as follows:
Will l.. Eddy, Of Brigham City, presi-
dent; James l.. Franken. of Salt Lake
City, first vice president; b. +. Ritter,
OF Logan, second vice president: George
W. Driver, Of Ogden, re-elected treas
urer; Harry Coombs, secretary. Exec.
utive committee: Charles Van Dyke.
of Salt Lake City; Roy S. McAllister,
of Logan; John Culley, of Ogden; John
l.. Boyden, OF Coalville; Alex. He'd
quist, OF Provo; Mark D. Hewlett, Of
Eureka; II. IL. Peterson, of Elsinore
1t was decided TO have the assocla-
tlon incorporated and a vote of thanks
was extended 10 the Commercial club
for the manner in which ii had assisted
In carrying on the convention and the
courtesy it had shown the members of
the association.
Addresses were made on the follow
ing subjects;
Necessity and Application of Com
merclal Training in the Drug Bust
ness, by A. r. Mcintyre, of Ogden.
Crude Drugs in the Western Mar
ket; Their Identification and Adultera-
ton" by Ralph Nelden, of Salt Lake
City.
THE Dispensing Doctor" by T. R.
Kelley, of Springville.
The State and Local Associations
Their Value TO the Individual and the
Benefits Derived from Their Meetings. ),
by. A; H. Maiben Of Mt. Pleasant.
'tThe Necessity Of the Druggist in
Politics." by II. II, Peterson Of Elsi.
more,
EtThe Responsibility of the Employer
in His Relationship to the Employees. -
by John II. Bishop of Logan.
In the Estimation Of the Public.
Is the Legitimate Sale of Wines and
Liquors by the Retail Pharmacies
Detriment?' by D, 3. Hoover OF Salt
Lako City.
Discussion Evoked.
These papers also evoked a good deal
Of discussion and a great many inter
esting matters were brought out by
the different members OF the associa.
ton. The meeting lasted until late in
the afternoon, and IL was nearly 6
clock before the session adjourned.
While the men of the association
were thus attending strictly to business
the ladies were being entertained by
the ladies of the Salt Lake City asso-
cation. trip was made about the
city IN carriages and automobiles to
the principal places of interest, includ
ing Fort Douglas. In the evening
lneS were cntertalned at the home OF
Mrs: Charles Van Dyke. wife Of the
president of the local association, with
a reception in which the ladies of tho
city association took part
The convention was one of great
value. 20 the druggists and many ex-
pressions were heard OF the benefits
derived from the numerous papers
read and the discussion which took
place. Many Of the visiting druggists
I n hnn sol, I -,
the manner in which thev wero enter.
tanned and the many pleasant entertain
ments arranged for them during the ses.
! sions Of the convention
/ The banquet formed fitting close OF
the affair, and the final session ad.
lourned with hearty expressions OF
good VIII and with many repetitions OF
the slogan, Owe Meet Next Year in
Cache Valley -