The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-08
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RUG 90. I'll NJ,

ItrF ended iiere lAst night whRn n'oea
ltllan i,SNu ssUch,iosners of trc tuitei
llrlg company ana some 800 3cl S
lmrasacrs Of t5cir lnnillas a'p9i in
The immense ene,Osura Jf ti.c Erslln.
lalena arh nniged I III voices ip tho
chous of .Arld ,ang Sgno ~ ~
lENnle 10 the ann6Al bang, & it
rtade an impressive sig'il ffe r1ag.
litnec Of every. ming connected VIII
lha banane, caanot De aaeHustc,N da'
scilbed, for e plass were carried
cut cn scale 81 comm nsarate Witl
whu the convention FApr, sstiaa a
gathering OF leading 3cng sts F2ni
every section OF the North Aalerian
continent
For three dans bnsihess ard pleas
Iurc were combiaed. Vile tAe p,o
gram was cOniiIei 10 that length oi
time, vef The early arrival IL Rog,J
OF several hundred stocShol 'ers az
loved tfese mea to fraternizc aud eN.
change ideas extemp0rancousiy, ana
as many are TO remain here a fey
days longer II means an entire week
practically devoted TO the ihteies.s
Of tie company This was the eisltl
convention of those who stand sP0l-
sor for the Rexall remedies. ana e
surpassed its predecessors in every
way. plans which had been periecr
ed after months OF work were IN suaA
r,lnplcte shape that there was y"
possibility Of uisarrangenent' ana
today President Louis Is. Lisg,t.
Was complimented freely on the sue
cess achieved bv him and cis subr
dnates. Men OF prominence ~
/ { ndlnce who have taken part III
many national Affairs were amaze
Of the admirable features introdu ei
here and they were not stintinS ~
their praises
The convention opened last Tue
day morning at $500 a. m. President
Louis X. Liggctt called 'ta canyeh-
ton TO oraer ara then nc introduced
Hon. John +. Fitzgerald mayor ot
Roston, to the gathering. There we're
man ypresent VINO knew ha of filz
gerald .pefsonsllr and many rare
Who HAD heard much about him ans
he was glven most heartg rscep.
ton. The navor welcomed the yii-
itors to Boston. and he told item
that be considered II q hign isihwe
TO the city that The United Drug eoHi.
panv stockholders thought SO muc.
OF the Hub that they we're willing o.
acfi1ce their time IN coming Ion :,
distances 10 meet here. II also palf
a tribute tn the company for locating
here and adding much TO 4hc weaiih
OF the cily, not alone IN taxes, bil
also IN giving employment 10 nm
dreGs OF me n and women. lie enu-
I'd hy pralsing presiaent Ligsett 19r
his brilliant conceptioh OF the Rexall
idea aud hls efforts IN making z sucf
~ industrial suecsss Wien Natof
Fitzgerald finished he WAS eivcn all
ovation, tie cheering lasting several
minutes. Then there MAS an im-
lnomptu reoeDiion when the mayor
vas introduced 70 many Of these from
tar cf' points
I've KEYNOTE Of the husin sss ut~
SONS was the advancement 81 t,f
sale oil nure drugs and the prevention
q the sale of noxioas preparations.
80 that purchasers mish; b. certain
hat thev were getting ihe ba.f drugs
obtanable al The loves I)ssih'
price. allowing fair margin OF
profit to The dealer The he%er
stockholders learned from tcir alks
with tho older ones how valuable
the co operative idea hau been be
cause Il eliminated the riddlemtn'
how during the past eight years busl-
ness had Increased largely bccluss
the purchasers had confidence N Rex
All remedies. and tbs allowed lha
company--the largest organization Of
its Kind N the world-to hny ts
drugs In such wholesale Quantities as
to permit great saving. with tne
natural resnlt that the quality was
alwavs bound n b. evchi."rf a
large number of the stockholders,
having been IN business for maai
years. were able TO speak words Ol
wisdom from experience. and theli
words wore listened 70 carefllly,
while on the ot'er hand these older
men were glad 10 hear tee youhger
men give their opinions, realizing
that this is an age OF progressive
ideas and Young, fresh minus contain
many keruei lf vnlue Naturlliv
eyery stockhelder derived much hen
.cGt nom the business sessions ai "
~ ich we're ATTENDED by practically
every one
Precedent George W. Coleman OF
the Pilgrlm Publicity association o.
loston, an organization COMPRISING
Iihe leading adYertising men OF New
England. was toastmaster He PROV
ed brilliant one too. He had thu
happy fenlty Of introducing each,
sne4ker IN an entirely different mans
ner from. he preceding one. She
lfst one hp called urvn alter at i'in
sool thing hadAeen pui away and
The laiies acre hlmiring their 9na
sans ls,a, fan sa. aias nd She geM
temen were attaching the silver and
silk watch fobs presented to them A.
reminders Of the OCCASION, was Rev.
A., A. Berle. one o. tie bRsi brawt
clergymen In the East III RS
enonded TO the toast. ITO the Ladies.
He made a capital address punctuat
Cd with witticIsms that kept every,