Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-12
DISPENSERS OF
DRUGS ASSEMBLE T
KNIGHTS OF MORTAR AND
PESTCE COMING
STATE AND NATIONAL BODIES
TURN FACES HITLER
Program of California Association
opens Today, While Large Con-
clave of Pharmacists viii
Arrive Monday

| Each train into Los Angeles brings
| a delegation of pharmacists, coming to
| attend the third annual convention of
the California Pharmaceutical associa-
| tion, which will open tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock, In Symphony hall.
The registration department will open
| at 10 o'clock this morning at Hotel
Alexandria, where the pharmacists
| will make their headquarters while in
| Los Angeles The san Francisco dele
| cation, which promises to be one of
the largest visiting bodies, will arrive
at the Arcade station this morning and
will be met by the Los Angeles recep-
tion committee and escorted to the AL
| exandria,
The various other delegations will be
| met by the reception committee and
| given an opportunity to see Los Ange-
| les before the arduous work OF the con-
| Nention begins tomorrow morning.
| Mayor Alexander will deliver the adj
| dress of welcome in Symphony hall,
and will be followed by w. r. Dickin-
son, president of the Los Angeles Re-
tail Druggists association.
! The session tomorrow morning will
be occupied in the addresses of well
come. reading of reports of the various
| officers and committees, and papers on
| four subjects. The papers are: 'Isola-
tion of an Alkaloid from Ergot," by
| William r. Wenzell. San Francisco;
THE Druggist and the Newer Biolo-
gies," by Charles M. Twining. Berke-
| ley: 1.-THE Keeping of Coated Pills.
| Tablets and Tablet Triturates,' by
William II. Searby, San Francisco, and
Pharmacy as a Profession" by John
| C. James of Sacramento.
VIII Discuss Scientific Subjects
| At the afternoon session L. o. Bailey
| Of Wilmington will discuss Analysis
of the Economics of Modern Pharma-
| cy": Il. b. Bowerman of San Fran
cisco will read a paper on the subject,
| Us Pharmacy Worth While?' and E.
| G.. Binz of Los Angeles will discuss the
! subject, physicians and Pharmacists"
number of papers on scientific sub
| jects will occupy the Saturday morning
session. the program including the fol-
lowing papers Improved Formula for
| Elixir Phosphate, Iron, Quinine and
Strychnine.' by S. A. Sharp, San Fran
cisco; Direct Results of the Enforce
ment of the Pure Food and Drug Act"
by Fred c. Mc<innie, Los Angeles;
ION of Eucalyptus" by Fred C. Shued-
dig, Palms; Drug Plant culture In
California" by Albert Schneider, San
After the reading of the paper.
"Pharmacy in San Francisco in the
Late Fifties." by James G.. w. steele
of San Francisco, the Saturday after
noon session will be devoted to the
election of officers and completion of
the convention business.
Saturday night will be pleasure
night, and various theater parties have
been arranged.
Monday morning the American Phar-
maceutical association will open its
fifty-seventh annual meeting, which
will be attended by the delegates of the
state association. It will be the second
time in the history of the association,
which was formed In 1852, that Cali
fornfa has been chosen for the annual
convention.
National Association Program
The council and the national as
sociat ton boards of pharmacy will meet
at Hotel Alexandria Monday morning
at 0 o'clock and the first general ses-
sion will open at p. m, followed by
reception that night from until 10
o'clock at the Alexandria.
Tuesday morning the second general
session will open in Blanchard hall,
with various conferences of the phar-
macv faculties at o'clock in Hotel
Alexandria
The committees on education and leg
islative matters will hold an all-day
session at Long Beach Wednesday,
and Thursday will be devoted to read
ing of papers on practical pharmacy In
an alI-day session at Hotel Alexandra.
The historical section will meet Friday
morning at 10 O'Clock and at 2:30 O'Clock
that afternoon the final general session
will be held in Blanchard hall.
Despite the numerous business details
to be arranged and the scientific dis
russions, elaborate plans for entertain
ment during the week ehaYe been made.
Receptions. in which the women's
auxiliary will play a prominent part
trips to the suburban cities, card par
ties and smokers will be included in
the program, and for the delegates who
remain until Saturday trip to Cata-
lima has been planned.