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Show PETERSON IS CHOSEN HEAD OEKGISTS Richfield Man Elected President Pres-ident of Utah Pharmaceutical Pharma-ceutical Association. H. H. Peterson or Richfield was elected president of the Utah Phar maceutical association for me ensuing year at the closing business session of i he seventeenth annual convention of the organization yesterday afternoon. Other officers elected were: J. L. Boy-den Boy-den of Coalville, first vice president ; June W. Clark of Ogden, second vice president; F. J. Folland of Salt Lake, re-elected secretary; John Culley of Ogden, treasurer. The officers, with B. F. II iter of Loi;an, Kdward Johnston of Mouut Pleasant, C. H. Stevens of Pro-vo, Pro-vo, O. II. llesser of Bountiful, M. D. Hewlett' of fcmreka, Bugene L. Wade of Salt Lake and C. J. Harvey of Salt Lake, constitute the board of directors of the association for the coming term. The next annual convention will be held at Provo next June. Tlie convention was brought to a close last night with a banquet at the Hotel Utah. louring the morning session the convention con-vention was addressed by Charles R. Mahev of Bountiful on "Patriotic, and ( Financial Preparedness ' ' and by Earl J. Glade of Salt Lakp on i ' Business Efficiency. ' ' At the afternoon session the prohibition and workmen's compensation compen-sation laws were under fire, Attorney General Dan B. Shields explaining the former and H. K. Jenkins, chairman of the state industrial commission, discussing dis-cussing the latter. The papers offered bv Mr. Shields and Mr. Jenkins, however, only formed targets for the druggists to shoot at. and both state officials were bombarded bombard-ed with questions to the extent of half an hour earh. There appeared to be grave doubts in t he mi nds of some of j the druggisis as to just what prepara- j tions thev would be able to handle: after Augu-t 1 wit bout bp coming erv- , tangled in the meshes of the law, and, delbiite ir forma f ion on the subjort was1 exceedingly hard To obtain, exrent in ; so far n? it referred to i n to x trains in their natural form. At tnrnev General Shields admitted thrtt the matter was vet to be t lire-bed out and much de- j pendcrl upon the decision of State ".C-iJiiuiit Herman Harms. He asserted, however, that there was no desire to persecute the druggists and expressed the opinion that those who attempted to live up to the intent of the law would experience no trouble. |