The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-23
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN, juno 22.-As a fitting climax
TO one OF the most successful and enjoy
able conventions ever held by tho drug
gists OF the state. a delightful banquet,
at which several hundred guests were
seated. was spread In the spacious dining
rooms OF the Hermitage hotel at o'clock
tonight Guests began to arrive at the
hotel. which Is perched one OF the
most imposing eminences in Ogden can
yon. several hours before the doors TO
the banquet hall were thrown open. the
interval being taken up with strols
through the shaded groves of the resort
and animated conversation on the broad
piaZZas OF the mountain inn, At the
close OF the banquet the delegates unani-
mously voted the eleventh annual con-
vention of the Utah Pharmaceutical as
full from every point Of view since Its
organization,
1ne second and last day Of the con-
venlion opened at 10 o'clock this morning
forestry examiner OF the United States
forestry commission. Mr.. Fetherolf gave
brief history of the forestry depart
nlent, its purposes, the work accom-
plished, and that sought to be accom-
plisied. He explained the division Of the
forestry departing in six different dis
the various branches. After his address
the reading of papers and general dis
cussion was taken up.
Druggist Needed In Politics.
The first paper was read by Wynn l..
Eddy of Brigham City and the discus
sion led by II. II. Peterson OF Richneld
lis pharmacy properly represented in our
law making bodies at the present tlme?"
was the subject of the paper and was dis
cussed freely and some interesting ideas
were exploited. Mr.. Wynn and a ma
Jority of those discussing the subject
were of the opinion that more druggists
C1Nn n,Ha -,1i isig ,s,x1,,
son that frequently legislation Is sought
40 be passed Of vital interest to the drug
shn,a sistS and nd the people al at large which
''The Problem OF Financing a Modern
Drug store was the subject OF a paper
r. Darling and c. A Faus OF the same
city led in the discussion. Mr. Whit
worth contended that druggists should be
merchants as well professional men.
'Salyarsan and Its Preparation for~l
Use" was interestingly discussed by c.
D. Boring Of Salt Lake. This powerful
blood specific. known as '606" from the
number OF experiments made by the Ger
man chemist who invented the formula,
Will prove boon 10 suffering mankind,
said the speaker
Matter of Substitution. i
Substitution what constitutes II.
when 1t Is proper and its dangers were
set forth In paper read by Otto r.
Peters OF Salt Lake. and afterwards dis
cussed by A. Bevan OF Toocle and others
When customer asks for any specific |
drug or patent medicine. an honorable |
druggist should never attempt TO palm off
an inferior article, This much was
agreed. When a patron does not specify
the make OF brand OF an article he !
wants. the druggist Is at perfect liberty
10 sell him whatever brand or make he |
happens to carry in stock, giving the Gus
toner the benefit of the difference in the |
price of all articles. asserted Mr.. Peters
Other papers read during the afternoon
were "A Few Methods OF Stimulating the |
Druggists Spice and Extract Trade" by |
D. w. Irvine Of Salt Lake, discussion by
E. ]. ELLINGTON. Tooele; Women In
Pharmacy" by Miss Margaret vermillon
Of Salt Lake; ''The Operation of Sue
cessful Country Soda Fountain by L.
F. Misch. Milford and Serious and Friv-
olous Experiences" Dean Morlan of Salt
Lake City
When the reading of the papers and
the discussion ended the election OF the |
foregoing officers and their installation