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Show Utah Pharmaceutical Associa-.tion Associa-.tion Finishes Two Days' Convent ion. H CLEM SCHRAMM CHOSEN AS NEW PRESIDENT Interesting and Important Pa-pers Pa-pers Read hy State Chemist Harms and Others. 'After a two clays' convention, part of which was devoted to pleasure, part to buslnoss, tho Utah Pharmaceutical as-Boclatloii as-Boclatloii Inst night brought their pro-cccdlnps pro-cccdlnps to a cioEe with a splendid ban-,quot ban-,quot at tho Commercial club. Tho con-Ventlon con-Ventlon just closed was tho 11 ret tho association has held In ten years, but the intorest and enthusiasm shown at this ono precludes tho possibility of another dacade passing without tho members getting together again. Clem Schramm President. An important part of yesterday's meet-ing meet-ing was tho election of officers. Clem Schramm of this city wan unanimously elected president; S. "W. Dndcon of Ogden. llrst vlco-presldent: Ben P. Rltor. second vice-president; George "V. Luft. secre- 1 tary; Jov II. Johnson. P. B. Hurlburt. Alex Hcdqulst, Jr.. John H. Bishop, J. W. Culloy. W. W. Cranford and M. D. How-lett. How-lett. members of tho executive com-inlttcc. com-inlttcc. The president and other new officers were escorted to the platform by 1 Messrs. Druehl and Hill, each giving e.- 1 pression" briefly to his appreciation of tho honor conferred. After the speeches by c the new officers, some ono suggested three cheers for the retiring president. Dr. Goorgo IT. Fennemoro of Beaver, and j they wero given with a will. j Tho question of the formation of nn in- tcrstate pharmaceutical association enmo up for discussion. It was gcnorally un-dcrstood un-dcrstood that tho motion to form such an 1 organization would carry, but the sug- gCstlon that the matter be referred to n committor to Investigate nnd report later was adopted. Ogden Next Meeting Place. Ogdon was the place chosen to hold the next annual convention of tho associa-tion. associa-tion. Tho Invitation was cxtendod by S. W. Badcon and accepted on motion of Joy H. Johnson of this city. Tho Invltn-tion Invltn-tion of the editor of tho Rocky Mountain Druggist to mako tho next issue of his paper a special Utah number was also accepted. A vote of thanks was extended to Ilomenway and to the W. A. Nelden Drug company for the cigars presented 1 to members of the convention yestorday. j t At 9 o'clock last night 100 mcmbors and friends of tho association sat down to a feast at the Commercial club. The tables wero arranged In the form of a "V." with tall vases of gladlolas end potted ferns arranged down tho center. After dls-Iposlng dls-Iposlng of the delicious viands, the toast-master. toast-master. Clem Schramm, mado A few ap-proprlato ap-proprlato remarks, and then had the pleasure of introducing to the guests tho ' new president, himself. Mr. Schramm made a capital toastmastcr, and tho fol-lowing fol-lowing toasts were given: Programme at Banquet. Tonstmaster F. C Schramm Iho PrsUcnt Our Now President ?ho Plcnwr Druggist F. B. Hurlburt. Park City General Trade Interests C. D. Swift j Ino Revival of a Good Thing. .Dr. W. A. "vVado Stato Board of PhP.rmacy Ben F. Rltcr. Logan Reminiscences F. A. Druohl Troubles of a Retail Druppiit..J. T. Treasure Salt Lake City Retail Drurclsts" Assocla- tion Frcnl J. 11111 Drug Business In tho Gate City S. "V7. Badcon. Ogden The Difference Between Selling. Jobbing and Rctill Tra.ie John P. Cobb j Force of Hoblt Col. D. Yondcs. YVhcolor Colonel of the Ninety-third Missouri (colored); pastor Krurth Baptist . church (colored); Mayor of Hell's H Half-Aero (colored). The Retail Pharmaci.it In Politico Geome "W. T-uft. Jlorcur Talae of a Rlgh-Wny-Man from Montana., j J. M. Doull The banquet was tendered the visiting . delegates by the Salt Iikc City Retail " Druggists' association, the committee on . arrangements Including P. C. Schramm. C. H. McCoy, Walter Lloyd and Joy H. Johnson. AVhlle votes of thanks were In order at the afternoon proceedings, the 1 Salt Lake association wa3 not forgotten for the very handsome way in which they have entertained the visitors. In addition to the business that came before the association yesterday, mcm-bcra mcm-bcra had the pleasure of hearing three In- torestltig nnd practical papers. The first j Avas presented by State Chemist Herman Harma, and. his theme was "Food and Drug Adulterations." Tho first part of tho paper was devoted to pointing out tho various means by which both foods and drugs are adulterated, and the scc-ond scc-ond to an expose of a number of patent ' medicines, which Mr. Harms chnracter- teed as fakes and frauds "Tho Fvetnil Druggist." John Culloy 'of Ogden read the second paper of the day on "The Retail Drug-gist Drug-gist as a Manufacturing Pharmacist," and C. IT. McCoy of this cltv gave the ,last paper. In his paper Mr. McCoy sought to point out the necessity of rals-lng rals-lng tho standard of tho drug business by making of it a profession. In order to do this. Mr. McCoy said the standurd of cd-ucation cd-ucation of the men and boys omplovcd In drug stores would have to bo raised, and predicted that the time is not far .distant when a boy will have to have had at least a high school education beforo being taken a:i a druggist's apprentice. |
