El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-16
DRUG
LAWS URGED BY
PHARMACISTS
Albuquerque Man Suggests
National Registration as
a Needed Reform.

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undivided support to pass this needed
reform-uot alone for druggists but
for the public as a whole"
The matter will receive further dis-
cussiOn tomorrow.
Cooperation Is Urged
In line with Mr.. Walkers talk. B.
Ruppe. treasurer Of the New Mexico
state Board Of Pharmacy, Of Albu-
Guerque. y. NJ. strongly advocated a
campaign for better drug laws
IT YOU are to get action, ne said'
You must get together. II you have
a good law you want passed-I0rce
its passage. Every man must get INTO
the game. write his representative see
his representative. wire his represen-
tative, and keep the campaign gong
until you get your law ..,
ct favor national registration OF
pharmacy. tt is reform that rs
greatly needed I believe lhal every
doctor should have 10 pass the one
examination and should then be al
lowed TO practice in every domain
where the American flag flies This.
Of course. would apply also 10 the prac-
.srbe federal law would simplify and
standardize the whole practice OF med
icine It would be as great a benefit
TO the public at large as II would 90
THE law WOULD LdA1E LAAN oAeA-AA-e-Ai %
1t would do away with quacks and
Quack medical colleges"
Best wishes Extended
Pest wishes were sent the conven-
ton by many state associations now
in session, among them being the as
sOciatious Of California, wisconsin,
North Carolina, Kansas, Missouri, Al
ALBANIA and Mississippi These were
accepted with thanks and it was or
dered that kilograms Of congratula-
ton be sent to all OF the conventions
now in session
kilograms from many absent mem
bers were also received One Of these
was from Tom CoulsOn, ex president
Of the association
Treasurer Reports Balance
The report of the treasurer. E c.
Eberle. Of Dallas, was read. showing
a total balance on hand OF S14O6-3S-
The report was gone over by the audit
ing committee and was approved
Scott White asked that all drug
clerks bring their wives to all enter
tainments.
The meeting was adjourned to meet
again at a. m. Wednesday morning
A group picture Of all the delegates
was taken in front OF the chamber Of
commerce.
Drug Stores to Close.
All q the retail drug stores will close
at $3.50 o'clock this evening TO permit
the 4NaaA CT SIS 10 aLAe4L4 LlA2 EdDdl-
ret entertainment which IS 10 be held
on the roof Of the Paso del Norte- The
visiting druggists will be the guests Of
honor at this cabaret show and num-
Der OF local entertainers have been en-
plOyed for the entertainment
Tuesday afternoon the visitors and
their families, accompanied by the FL
Paso druggists and the drug travellers,
went 10 JuareE to see the old town. visit
the bullring and see the batuefields.
Business Sessions short
Only morning sessions are being held
In order that the visitors may have
plenty of time 70 see the city, visit Jua-
rez and get acquainted with the FL
PasO druggists. Wednesday afternoon
they viii be taken in 125 automobiles
for a long motor ride down the valley,
to the cement plant and shelters, to
Juarez and other places Of interest a
at the conclusion OF the ride and
grand ball will close the second day
OF the convention Wednesday night at
the PasO del NOrte ball room
CIOudcroft Thursday.
The entire convention will go to
cial train TO spend the day among the
pines The Drug Travellers association
viii have charge OF the program for
this outing
Delegates In Attendance.
The official list Of delegates attend
ing the dual convention follows
H A. Nestor. san Antonio: f. z. VIII
liams. Dallas. E J. HuXtable, Douglas,
Ariz. E G. Eberle, F. D. Allen, Dallas;
II. B. Hayes. H F. Harp. FL PasO; o.
s. Adams, Mrs. O. S Adams Harold,
Texas Jacob SchrOdt, Dallas. Chas 2.
Sutton. san Antonio. c. T. Scale, Las
Cruces, y NJ: ". T. ToOEOod, Dallas,
r. H Walker. Tom Scott Walker,
Gonzales: W c. Burns. San Antonio;
W X AnElin, GrosbecS- G. 3. Pollard.
Fl Paso- j. s. 1IcCauuey, Dallas: H
I. HAYS. Clyde. o. C. Lang. Houston:
c. J.. CraycrofL Dallas: Z. D. Dun
Iop. F. A. Vachule. san Antonio. Frank
Heal, Dayton. B. B Gilmore. Houston;
J. r Ramirez. FL PasO, c. J. Naston-
Dill san Antonio C. H Stranger. Wood
son: S f. Richardson, Stephenville;
F. y. Pearce. BallinEers John Lauffeur.
Werlich. Yorktown: R. l. Gaskell.
Dallas H Dreiss, san Antonio; A H
KinIey. La Grange. ". T. Malage
Houston: W. c. williamson. Browns
vile: P. Moreno. Las Cruces, y NJ;
H l. Potter. H A. Weaher, a Men
drauo Scott White. y. +. Stuckey,
Herbert Ward. FL PasO. W W Little
field Peudleton, H. c. Henne, Mrs H.
G. Henne. W F. Pfeiffer, san Antonio;
r. F Travis. FL Paso; Mrs. H. V
Schumaun. San Antonio; Mrs Emily
Dwyer. Houston; A. kronkosky. san
Antonio: n J. Fredericks, FL PasO: H
ras. l. A Lee, c. Z. Kelly. J H Pol
lard Fl PasO; c. F. SOmmers, J. T.
Gallagher. San Antonio; Mrs II. Ward.
Mrs r r. Ware, Miss A E Weaber.
Miss Nellie Weaber. Ell Paso: Mrs. A.
S Pfeffer, san Antonio: Mrs. T. s.