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gestions can be received in that man
ner. He renews tho suggestion that
dslegates representing the pharma-
ceutical association attend the medi-
cal associations meetings. He also
warns the druggists against being
over jealous In the matter of counter
prescribing, at the same time ex-
pressing the. belief that the practice
was not widespread in this state.
He further believes that the asso-
citation should put itself ON record
against the Shirley bill, now, before
congress. This bill provides that a
stamp should be put on proprietary
medicines. %
Appointment Of an active member
ship committee is another. point
touched on by President Bell. There
are 638 registered pharmacists in the
state with membership in the state
association Of a little over 400, and
he believes that those druggists not
enrolled as members should be
brought into the fold.
Parker's Report Good.
The report that was made by Sec
retary w. 8. Parker of the associa-
tton was very good, revealing sat
isfactory increase in the membership
over year ago, there being 535 men,
bers at the present time. Secretary
Parker also submitted the report of
the state pharmacy examining board.
Of which he also is the secretary.
This mornings increase in the
membership was decidedly satisfac-
tory one, Secretary Parker having re-
ceived twenty-six new ewapplications.
Will Recommend. Appointment.
| One of the matters that will be
brought before tho association either
today or tomorrow will be that Of
recommending q, member Of the state
pharmacy examining board for ap-
pointment. The term Of Walter Mas
ters OF Willow City expires in Sep
tember, but up to- the present time
there has been little discussion as to
who will be his successor.
Four Cities Interested.
Four North Dakota cities appear in
terested at the present time in secur-
ing the next. annual meeting of the
association. They are Minot, Fargo
Valley City and Bismarck. The choice
Of the next meeting place very likely
will not be made until tomorrow
Ladd's Address q Feature.
The address that will be delivered
by Prof. q. F. Ladd Of the North Da.
kota pure food department tomorrow
will be one of the biggest features .o1
the associations meeting. He will
arrive in the city tonight.
| Prof. Laid has had the general sup.
port of the pharmacists of the state
in his effort to enforce the laws par.
ticularly bearing upon the drug bust.
mess, and he ts expected to offer 'sug.
gestions In his address tomorrow
which will prove to bring about even
greater uniformity in the law en-.
fofcement program. ~
Looking for. the Picnic. )
| The big picnic scheduled for Thurs.
day will be the cause OF general re.
fjoicing among the .druggists:.% The5
always look that event as the fea
ture Of the annual meeting, and the,
never are disappointed. > i u
This years program is one that Il
greatly more elaborate than. any tina,
has. been offered heretofore. and Il
will, as a, result prove more inter.
esting and delightful to the partici
pants. : II .
80 Auxiliary Organizations. :.
There are two auxiliary organiza.
tions Of the association, being thu
Ladies' auxiliary and the Travelling
Mems auxiliary. Both Of these hole
annual meetings at the same time 4.
the association holds forth.
i Program Tonight.
i Tonight the program calls for al
automobile ride for the ladies, {
smoker for the gentlemen, and bant
concert. Wednesday evening the an
nual bali, compliments Of the Trav
cling Mems auxiliary, will take place
II will be preceded by theater party
at the Hotel Dacotah. ~.
The Present Officers. !.
Tho present officers Of the associa
ton follow: .a4 :.
President-A. H. Bell. Devils Lake
First Vice President-R: H. streh
low, CaSselton.
4 Second Vice President-A. 8. 81
gurdson, Valley City. :
A Secretary and Treasurer-W. s
Parker, Lisbon.
II Local eecretary-Robt. McGrath
Grand Forks. @
Those IN Attendance, SO. .,j4-
Among tho members Of the assoda
tion and its auxiliary organization,
attending tho convention follow:
I. q. Darling and wife, Ambrose;
W. Master, Willow City; J. O. Hamr'
and wife, Park River; J. A. Delangel
|aad wife, York; Il. L. rancis and wife
Langdon; II. q. Close, Lansdon; q
j. Mcneil, osnabrock; D. q. Legge
Grand Forks; II. b. Pcyne ind wife
draad Forks; p. AZ. or3ce, Fargo
Fstsr Mnrgsns, Fntfmount; i. @. Wal
stfesn, st Paul; q. L. Wilmer, Bath
sats; Qea. X Kansen, Grand Forks
Harry Ivsrsen, ngeland; H. b. Baste1
Fargo; Ettsaft Watt, Baz1es; Goo. B
Davis, Mjnet; p. A. Blackburn. Hans
bofo; D. N. Gillespie, dlenburn; c
A Robinsen, MinneaDottsi H. b. Mel
1 son, et Peai3- g. A. Rosengren, 81
PaHI; Wilton NaponAld. Dickinson
Clyde 1sft, Jamestown, w. p strfck
Iland, MlEleapeiisj A. H. Berhtms1
Sioux Falls, B. p.t James cubbisor
MtnneWRNkaRi j, T. Kaily, Grafton