The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-24
KERR is BRAVE.
Calls a Fellow Member of Legis'
lature q Crater.
DIR. Goddard OF LeaVenWOrth,
the Object Of Attack.
OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN.
Harry Dick, Of Lawrence, Presl-
dent of Druggists.
w. l.. Henri0n, of Wichita, at
Head of State Board.

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member of the Kansas legislature, at
the morning session OF the meeting Oh
the Kansas Pharmaceutical association
urged the druggists to get into politics
so that legislation favorable to the
| pharmacists may be put through. He
claimed that while the last session Of
the legislation there we're physicians to
! contend against that the pharmacists
did not have a fair show. He par
ticularly mentioned DR.. c. c. Goddard
of Leavenworth, also a member OF the
Legislature, whom he characterized as u
| CRATER.
| "Dr Goddard of Leavenworth," he
said. runs a sort of sanitariufn where
people are taken care of as long as they
have money-then they are taken to the
asylum.
your community than the man who
runs the corner drug store. You know
everybody and everybody knows you. l
would like to see 80 or 40 druggists in
the legislature. If they don't get there
you will get something for which you
will be sorry in the shape of legisla-
| ton"
In the course of his remarks Mr..
Kerr took occasion to mention the pro-
hlbition proposition as ii affects the
| pharmacist The prohibitory law has
demonstrated its success beyond
politics should realize that it is a kan
sas product and will remain in Kansas
as long as the state exists. The poll
| tician should not fight the law. The re-
tail druggists should, God bless you for
| separating us from the booze business
we didn't want it anyway
A hot shot was given the dispensing
| physicians by the speaker. 1.-THE gen.
| tleman who buys his drugs cheapest
| said he in referring to. this class of
doctors, lis the man who will put on
| finest auto, give more money to the
church and consequently get the
| largest business. A swell counts, but
he is degrading the medical profession
to the place of dispensing inferior
| drugs"
Officers Are Chosen.
resident-Harry Dick. Lawrence.
| First vice president-C. c. Reed, Sa-
lima.
! Second vice president-A. o. Rosser,
Topeka.
secretary-D. Van Reesen, Marys-
willie.
Assistant secretary-w S. Miller.
| Topeka.
TreasHrer--w. j. Bangs. Madison. ~,
Librarian-Profs L. E. Sayre, Law
renee.
Deputy treasurer. H. Baer,
| Wichita.
These are the men who were chosen
this morning to take charge of the
affairs of the Kansas Pharmaceutical
association in the next year. The
| election was a unanimous one, which
proved the popularity of the men Sc
lected.
The morning session of the twenty
second annual meeting of the associ-
ation held in the parlors of the Conn
| m eroiaJ CI11h daUOfo6 largely IN
the transaction of business and the
discussion of various phases of the
work of the pharmacist
| Members of executive committee Sc
lected were: o.. c. Holmes, Parsons;
r. B. Bird, WINFIELD; Charles L. Beck
er. Ottawa; L. w Ash, Pittsburg;
George w. Stansfeld, Topeka.
| Those recommended aE being elig-
ible to serve on the state board of
pharmacy: W. NJ. F'riedenbcrg, VIM
Noll, Atchisoni A. E. Topping, Over
brook; George j. Bunch Beloit; w.
w. Naylor, f1o1toh; sam j. Riley,
Olathe; Charles Seitz. Salina; w. B.
| Hilton, Cottonwood Falls; T. Il. Flora,
Coffeyville.
Tho Women Choose Officers.
While the men were electing their
officers, the members of the ladies'
auxiliary were doing the same thing
so of them-at the National hotel
The result of the election was:
President-Mrs. A. L. Topping, Ov-
| erbrook.
First vice presidentAMrs. T. c. Reed,
| Salina.
Second vice president-Mrs. W. w.
Naylor, Holton.
Secretary-Mrs. N. ]. Petro, topeka.
| Treasurer-Mrs. E. C. Arnold, To-
| peka.
| The women went to the Novelty thea
/ ter this afternoon in body. This ev-
ening they will attend a theater party
! at the Majestic.
4 State Board Elects.
/ officers of the Kansas board of pf1ar-
macy elected at a meeting held Tues
/ day night are as follows:
President-W. S. Henrion, Wichita.
Secretary-W. E. Sheriff.. Ellsworth.
Treasurer-W. w. Naylor, Helton
This is the eighteenth successive year
that w. Z. Sheriff. mas held the posi-
tion of secretary of the boaTd. The
finance committee is composed of w.
S. Dick of Lawrence and NJ. w. Fried
enberg of Winfield.
The board will hold an examination
tomorrow morning in the senate cham