The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-11
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National Optical Asa,
Elects e. L. schneia,,
California Prssids,
NEW CONSTITUTION
HAS RADICAL cHiI
Delegates Unite in Pm.
Salt Lakes Hospitals /!
Attraetiyeness. \

schneider OF Berkeley. Cal. ~.
day elected president Of III. Ne
teal association. Mr.. s,ass.
ncen an o2tometrist a long Nm.
nc Is still a young man. u.
an active part In the work ~
ciation, and his election o.,s'
office In It's gift is rec,..,.-
liable and long service in ia ~
There was little of note 49,
election OF officers. which =
quietly Utah was honursd
Frank j. Alexander OF Sal,
chosen first vice presidcn, x,,s
position and amidst app,an,.
tiiied to MS popularity
The other officers nev,v =,
Fred Pyper Of Covineton ri
vice president; T.. p. Srrin., S ny
ester. n, Y. secretary. pn
OF ST. Johnsbury, Vt. tream,.ss
One New Regent
E; Ie Roy Ryer OF Nov '.
again chosen as the memhs, =,
year to the board Of regent. ~ s
chosen AT previous convsn,,.s
w. T. Eisensmith OF csaI
Va, and f. ". 4. Detmsr. ~ y
gcles. Cal. VI
The officers of the scl.n,,s.
also elected during the day r
som OF Atlanta Ga. chanctIT,.
kiotzky OF Pueblo. Colo, NJ
cellor, Z. II, Arnold OF Ann a.
registrar. and c. NJ, JenkIn'
mond. Ind. Librarian. Ali of ny
re elected. " ":
The election OF secretary
again was n matter Of reoa,s
OF the members. Mr.. Iyrsss .
been secretary for a number oI s's
has been one of the most ar,,s
bers of the association. Hs
largely instrumental In senmi,s
recognizing the practice az onias.
a number Of atates. and hIs w
association is thoroughly apnres.
the association. There yas -
no opposition 10 Mr., ArTinptd,
Haskins, treasurer. though no,
be present at the conventJon ~.
chosen as a mark Of apprecIauz
SCI 'iNSo Az lIS past,
Chicago Next Yssr
The association will meet n
IN 1917. 1t wes recognized fun d
day OF the convention .bat 4 h
useless for any other city "a .
opposition to the Windy Cit e
Ing place. Nearly every delsz,|
a Chicago badge and no Other r,
even mentioned. Denver fpr i}
Los Angeles after that ara GOV
cards.
The eastern members press
that Chicago will have a hard
beat Salt Lake as a convention q
the Chicago men yesterday sdrt'
They promised. however. that Ihl5
do their best In the matter Of s,l
ment and would endeavor to o.
some novel features.
That Salt Lake has scored Al u
vention was freely expressed
members yesterday. "Couldpt q
en-" said +. w. a Detmers Of Q
geles. sour entertainment N
royal scale and nothing was nedx.
The arrangements made by q
association wero ideal" Haid & s
mole. registrar OF the BclsuiIAe 4
II do not know when / have n
better convention. ''ManIS4
every way" said Secretary Ar.
Salt Lake is an ideal conveudI
and in only one city before hae
ceived such treatment es here
speaking, Of course. for his osl
of Rochester. n. Y, In maidHg c
ceprIon. 1T was splendid CO.
and splendidly handled BY The loea|
bers." said the president-elasl,
Schneider OF Berkeley, Cal. N
nothing lacking and our every tst|
anticipated" Others expressa
appreciations of the treatment 4
In Zion.
Adopt Delegate Sysssn
Hereafter the National Opted
citation will hold delegate couy!
The basis OF representation OF elt
in the national convention glH
delegate for every fif;y memosrk
This. 1t is expected, will sIea1y
tate the work which the nallo1z
citation finds Is increasing eys
Heretofore II ras been The grN
every member OF a local socle{
and vote in the national BODY:
to delegates from far-or seeu9
ing themselves in a hopeless ml1
The adoption of the new 81
was the real big business or ne
convention. Many plans wers
One OF these was 10 divide me
into four or i've sections OF
OF states each, but this db nm
itself 10 the majority OF me .
Other plans provided for niean
triennial sessions, but theee "
gated TO the discard Tne
will meet every year. but ~
power will be In the hands as~
credited delegates. ,.a.
The discussion OF sclen9s
took UP the greater par "
The meeting OF the scientine
not concluded when the NOM
ment was made to permit lao
10 hear the tabernacle oIgaLs
speaker was Prof. w. .. ees rss
saS City. whose suo)ect
Motor ReheXes. and ne ~s
by John G. Eberhardt OF Dr. ~ "A
Scientific Methods IN ans ms
Mrs. DR.. Elva Cooper Of n,au -
and Francis King OF Osoen 49,
sneakers The addresses OF m
followed by general discusS01,
The subjects "sa ss.y;II
and though entered INTO nrSsrs n.Ss
with enthusiasm by the ineH'
In the lait!'
Will Close Today
r,o oorvon,,on will end 10 y
dav As but little heavy runssIS'1 uuS'
mains 10 he handled. i Is ~ n
the morning session Val S,tsrs e"s e
work some OF the meInDeai.ay 3
viii remain over until sa,uS s,s SYe
1ay and some arrangemenn,nS,
made for their entertainments nnne.,ituiIs>
The adoption Of the ,,ch wen
reaorts Of Committees whicaa whca,y ~
ofacial programme for ,rSoSs sSers Wi
raadv been disposed Of In1Irs InnIrsss 9
ore be but closing pus, ,s,,rprif>
At which. however. SONY rrnnopts are
'aIJ 10 be due. Some repU, p,,"s on
.eceived from the coiI,l,1r,''end comm end IN
Ions, which will officially CIV
less, ., tho delegs
envc this afternoon Ia la deleg'
,long with the Cal'loin