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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-10-10

! supervision of our wild life resources
is fish and game department, is
personnel consisting primarily OF
citizens who are sportsmen by interest
if not in fact
1T is inevitable that under this
system the study, conservation, and
protection of non-game animals and
birds, even though these far outnunl-
Der the game species, will not re-
ceive their deserved share of con-
sideration And experience has shown
that in the case of conflicting re-
lationship between game and non-game
animals or birds, the protection of
game species for the sport OF the
minority is given preference over the
protection of non-game species for
the economic benefit and esthetic en-
joyment of the majority. Especially is
this true in the case of hawks and owls,
and of fish-eating birds such as the
kingfisher, osprey, pelican, and blue
heron
"A more equitable supervision Of our
important wild life resources the
speaker continued, would be obtained
by reorganization of the fish and game
department as Wild Life department,
or as a Wild Life division of larger
department Of conservation, provision
being made in either case for the in
clusion in the personnel of the depart
ment of at least one competent and
unbiased biologist
Mr.. Weydemeyer pointed out that
such revised system of conservation
would necessitate also change in the
method of financing this work. Con-
corning the present system, he said
EQUALLY unsound is the current system
of financing all wild life conservation.
study, and law enforcement from fund
derived, mainly through license fees,
from hunters, trappers, and fishermen.
If we are to have unbiased conserva-
ton of all wild life, for the benefit of
all the people. we must maintain this
General conservation by means of
funds obtained from all the people
through the general tax levy. But on
the other hand, sportsmen must~con-
tinue to pay for the special privilege
Of killing some Of our animals and
birds for snort by bearing the expense
Of replenishing the supply Of these
game species, that all the people may
continue to enjoy these forms of wild
life y
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-10-10

$50 In Attendance
~,
At Moose Meeting

While the attendance was not quite
so large as was expected, nevertheless
the district meeting Of the Moose lodge
held in Libby last Sunday. proved a
most successful one. Those in at
tendance numbered about $50 and dele
CATIONS were present from Spokane,
TroSg Boomers Ferry and Whitefish
The program was started at o'clock
p. m. by the initiation Of two new mem
bers into the first degree-Fred W
Larson and William T. Larsen of Lib
by. The degree work was put on by
the Libby team.
This was followed at about 5.45 by
second degree work the class being
composed Of Dick Butr and Fred W.
Larson of Libby and W. j. Holmes of
Whitefish. The second degree work
was handled by the Spokane Legion Of
the Moose.
A banquet followed the second de-
gree initiation. The banquet was a
great success and was served by the
Women Of the Moose of Libby The
tables were beautifully decorated in
orange and black and about lbs were
served.
A program of music and addresses
followed the banquet Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Pearson gave number of pleas
ing selections and Miss Eva Lynn Earle
sang beautiful solo, accompanied by
Mrs. Gleason Pitcher. Interesting talks
were given by Dr. Burt Whitford, by
Fred ]. Lake, past Great Northern
Moose, and by All J. Sartori, past SUI
preme dictator Of the order, all these
men being from Spokane. The Libby
drill team favored the gathering with
an exhibition Of their fine drill work.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-10-10
Junior Women Have
Enjoyable Meeting

The Junior Woman's Club held its
regular meeting Tuesday evening in
the Club building. Musical selections
opened the evening, with Miss Mary
Boyle singing Montana, LET My
Life be Like River and my Boy,
accompanied by Miss Gladys Rolseth.
Following these, Mr.. Beardsley's string
quartet rendered Tschaikowsky's An
dante Cantabile", with Bobbie Bigelow
playing first violin, Richard Neils sec
ond violin, Junior Beagle the viola
and Edward Neils the cello
A short business meeting followed,
with Miss Margaret Sleizer presiding
The speaker for the evening. Mr..
Winton Weydemeyer of Fortine, was
then introduced and held the fascinated
attention of his audience as he
described the occurrence, habits and
usefulness of Birds of Lincoln Coun-
ty"
After dwelling briefly on the out
standing varieties in this county of
shore birds, Waterfowl tree climbers,
birds which feed in the air and those
which are ground feeders, Mr.. Weyde-
meyer pointed out that AZ of these
species remain here all the year, while
there are Ill known migratory species,
and IL species which customarily spend
the winter months in this climate
These winter birds, which include
snow buntings, redpolls and Bohemian
waxwings, nest in northern lands such
as Alaska, Spitzenbergen and Green
land, and migrate in the winter to our
latitude which probably seems sunny
Continued on page 81
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-10-10
Develop Model Farms
For Montana People

The first federal project that con-
templates placing efficient and deserv-
ing farmers and their families on model
farms to take the place of either lands
needed for government requirements
or lands that are deemed of little farm
ing value, has been launched six miles
west of Malta, Montana, close to the
high line of the Great Northern rail-
way
The tract of some 10000 acres will
be divided into SO farms of various
sizes, according to the character of the
land and the diversity of the crops to
be grown. On these farms houses cost
ing approximately $500 each will be
erected. Farm buildings, including
barns, hen houses, and buildings that
the farm project requires will be
erected at an additional cost of about
$1,000 for each farm. The home, the
buildings and the land with water re-
quirements will have a valuation Of
approximately $1,000 each. An ap-
preparation of 5000, 900 has been made
to meet the expense.
Roadways will be constructed,
community hall and school built and the
farmers who are moved from unpro-
ductive areas to this new tract will be
given ample time to pay the govern
ment for the land and homes.
The project was handled through
the federal resettlement administration
in conjunction with the Montana State
College, the Montana extension service
and the Montana regional land COM
mittee
Practically all Of the farms have been
assigned and those who will take them
over have been selected. This is the
first move in the west made by the
government on this line and should it
prove satisfactory and work out as
anticipated, similar projects will speedi-
ly follow in other parts of this and
other western states.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-10-10

Ed Lefty Brandt, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Cantwell and Joe
Cascarat, drove into Libby during the
week, coming from Boston where the
men have been playing with the Bos-
ton Braves. They are staying at
Brandt's hunting lodge in the Pipe
creek district Brandt, of course, is
known here as a long time pitcher for
the Braves and Cantwell has been one
of the mainstays Of the Braves pitch
ing staff during the past season. Cas-
carat is an infielder. He drove on to
California after few days here. After
visiting with friends and relatives in
Spokane, Brandt plans to return to
Libby to spend the winter.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-10-10
FILES SUIT AGAINST
HIGHWAY CONTRACTOR

A suit was filed in district court Mon
day by AL Huffman against James
Crick, highway contractor, and John
Gowan, b. P. r. engineer, asking that
they be enjoined from damaging the
Huffman meadow on Swamp creek.
The new highway crosses the Huff
man meadow and the soil is SO soft
and mucky that it has been necessary
to dump large quantities Of rock into
the right way to build up a road
bed 1t is said the dumping Of this ma
terial has pushed parts of the
meadow up into ridges and hummocks,
badly damaging it. The case will be
heard before Judge lockwood on the
18th, when he will be in Libby.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-10-10
Townsend Club Elects Officers

The Townsend club held its regular
meeting at the court house Saturday
night at which time it was decided to
send delegate to the national con-
vention in Chicago.
The new officers elected were H. w.
Redfield, president; 0. B. Anderson,
vice president; Nellie johnson, sec
rotary and Bert Joughin treasurer.
The advisory committee are Mrs.
Gladys Heller, Mrs. Clara Woodruff,
Mrs. George Stout, Mrs. Clarence Dag
gett, Mrs. Hans Westman, Charles
Jewell, Louis Thompson, George Stout,
Ton Sturgeon, Fred Evy.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-10-10
OKLAHOMA OIL MEN
INTERESTED IN MINING HERE

Charles A. Towne of Tulsa, Okla,
and D. L. Schowfield Of Oklahoma City,
Okla, were in Libby during the past
week and while here made arrange
ments with H. c. Bolyard to take over
development of placer mining on up
per Libby creek next spring. The men
were ready to start work this fall but
concluded that the season would be
too far advanced by the time they could
move in machinery. They plan to use
a large power shovel in placer opera
tons and will move it in, next spring.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-10-10
New Road Up Pipe Creek.

Forest Supervisor Webb reports the
forest service has completed the sur
vey for new road into the Pipe
creek district, which will be built next
spring if CCC camp is secured. The
survey follows somewhat the old log
ging railroad and will give a much
better road-a better grade and better
curvatures, said MI. Webb.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-10-10
Winter Work for Relief Men.

THAT funds will be available to en-
ploy 200 men all winter but that these
men must come from the relief rolls
was statement made by Supervisor
c. S. Webb to the Western News this
week. This IS special relief money
and is the only honey the forest SER
vice has for such work The 200 men
are already emplc ed
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-10-10
Catches Large Trout.

Ted Polette is the last fisherman to
bring in prize catch to Libby. The
first Of the week there was on display
in the Richard & Miller window fine
STA pound rainbow trout which Polette
caught in Thompson lake.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-10-10
LIBBY PUPILS WILL
GIVE ANOTHER PIANO RECITAL.

MIR. Louis E. Des Voifnes of Boomers
Ferry will present his Libby pupils in
another piano recital on. Saturday eve
ming, Oct IL, at 5 o'clock. in the junior
high auditorium. The public is cordial
ly invited.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-10-10
Locating Highway.

A crew of B. p. r. engineers started
work this week making location sur
vey for the highway through the
Happy's Inn district south of Libby.
A preliminary survey had been made
and the location is now under way.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-10-10

Miss Jessie Staudacher, county sup
erintendent of schools, was at Eureka
last night attending meeting OF the
directors Of the Lincoln county high
school.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-10-10
Guaranteed Gases Reduced.

DR.. J. M. Cairns, city health officer
reports one new case of scarlet fever
this week, it developing in family
already under quarantine. Only three
families are now quarantined in the
city.
La gaceta., 1935-03-26
En- ell Coliseo

Por Ultima vez tocara ma
mana en- Tampa la famosa or
duesta de Carlos Molina.
Els ell deseo de Mario y Mo-
lima Ell facilitar a sus amigos
de las colonias latinas y anne
ricanas, que no pudieron con-
currir al cabaret del sabado,
ell que pueda bailar con la Or
questa que tantos triunfos ha
tenido en- esta ciudad.
Saliendo de su norma lie no
tocar en- bales a bajos precios
por 10 que 81 sostenimiento de
la orquesta significa, Carlos
Molina y Mario, en- obsequio a
los bailadoreS, fijaron ell pre- :
clio de IS centavos la entrada.
Muy c%oncurrida estara la AM
plia sala del Coliseo de Davis
Island. en- la noche de manana.
Ali veremos a "Mantequi-
ua" con la "conga' que lie man
daron a buscar expresamente
para Ell. A4s
La gaceta., 1935-03-26
Ell PRESIDENTE ROOSE-
WELT EN- VIAJE DE PES
CA A LA FLORIDA

Washington, mario 26.--Sal-
dra en- viaje de pesca por aguas
de la Florida, ell presidente
Roosevelt. Su Excelencia resell
VIC aver la partida, luego de
lhabersele informado de la me-
joria de su s~ecretario, ell Sr.
Luis NJ. Howe. En- horas de la
tarde ell Presidente Y ell senador
Robinson, de Arkansas, discu-
tieron problemas legislativos
y llegaron a un acuerdo sobre
siete importantes cuestiones.
Incluye la lista una extension
de la NRA; seguridad social, in
Icluyendo pensiones a los viejos
~ SECURE a los parados; legisla-
ci6n sObre las companies que
manejan las acciones de las gu
tilidades', y medidas bancarias
Ell secretario Howe ha mejora-
do tanto, dentro de su gravedaG
que al despertarse aver pidi6
un cigarrillo.
La gaceta., 1935-03-26
Function social
Seguiremos

Sc efectuara manana una
function social en- Ell Teatro Ro-
val de West Tampa.
Tomaran parte los j6venes
de la Secci6n de Recreo y mu-
chachos de la Secci6n de Da-
mas del Centre Espanol.
A esta function tendran de-
recho los socios del Centre Es-
panol y La Benefica.
Sc representation LA Ca
nastilla" Y LAS Codornices."
Ell programa terminara cor
un acto de variedades por Ia
Srta Eulalia Paniello, Mariana
Paniello, Amelia Escalante
Elena Lastra, Wolter Lopez, 81
verino Quintanilla y Antonio
Alvarez.
Els requisite indispensable Il
presentaci6n del recibo.
La gaceta., 1935-03-26
G ACUSADO DE
POSSESSION DE OBJETOS
ROBADOS

Per no haber podido brestaa
fianza Do $4,000 ingreS6 layer
en- la carcel ell joven letrado w
D. Woodward, de la ciudad de
DeLand, al que Sc acusa de po-
session de propiedadeg robadas.
ri sabado Sc 5etuvo al letrado
cuando trataba de negoc!ar
dos certificates que fueron ro-
bados, hace dos amos, de un
banco de New Port Richey.
Los certificates tenian un va
Tor de $4,000 para gu dueno,
Warren E. Burns, de esa pobla
ci6n.
Woodward dijo que I'm ellen
te lie habla dado esos documen
tos y los detectives lie dejaron
en- libert3d; pero mas tarde
volvieron a detenerlo, con la
esperanto de capturar al la
dr6n.
La gaceta., 1935-03-26
FIS0 CoNFEsO R
CRIMENES

Ossining, N. Y, Mario 90
Ell viejo Albert H. Fish, conde-
nado a la silla electrical por ell
asesinato de la nina de 10 amos
Grace Budd, confes6 aver la
mutilaci6n de otro stres ninos y
de un joven. Mat6 81 a dos de
sus victimas, pero no sabe 81
las otraS murieron tambien. Du
rante ell juicio la defensa trat6
de probar que Sc trataba de un
loco. En- SUI vida admite haber
atacado a 100 criaturas. Ell jo-
ven que fue su victima Sc la.
maba Thomas Bedden, de "a
amos. En- ell rio Potomac tortu-
ro a I'm negrito, pero tampoco
sabe 81 muri6 o no. En- 1923 a.
taco a Francisco Mcdonnell,
de diez amos, en- Port Rich
mond, Staten Island, y lie es =
tranquil.
A Billy Gaffney, de A amos,
de Astoria, L, l., lie ~estrangul6
Iy lanz6 ell cuerpo a un pantano
luego de descuartizarlo.
La gaceta., 1935-03-26
LONG Y GUEST EN- LIBER-
TAD

Ell juez Parks, de la corte
del circuito, ordeno aver la IL
bertad, sin fianza, de Cecil
Long y Arthur Guest, a los que
Sc detuvo por supuesta compli
cidad en- ell asesinato de Orlo
Brown.
Al mismo tempo ell juez Sc
neg6 a conceder la moci6n de
abogado John Minardi, de la
defensa, para que sobreseyera
la causa contra ellos.
Los dos hombres regresarof
aver mismo a su casa de Fort
Lauderdale. Ell fiscal Farrioi
no Sc opuso a la libertad, perc
solicit6 que ell procesamiento
quedase en- pie.
La gaceta., 1935-03-26
ENTIRE
LAS TROPAS DE ITALIA
Y Ethiopia

Roma, MARIO 26.-En I'm CO.
municado Official Sc da cuenta
de que las tropas italianas sos
tuvieron un encuentro con la
,eti6picas, ell di %, en- la fronte-
ra de Eritrea. Esa noticia Sc do
POGO despu6s de haber anuncia-
do ell ministro de Ethiopia que las
tropas de su pals va no estan
concentrates a 10 largo de las
colonias de Italia en- ell este de
Africa. "Esta es una prueba, d.
ce ell ministro, de que ahora,
como siempre, deseamos la
paz."
La gaceta., 1935-03-26
AVOCADO A
PRISON POR TODA Ma
VIDA

Michael c. Jones, I'm abogado
qre desde hace amos anda en-
lios con la justicia, confes6 aver
eel asalto y rcbo a una bodega, en-
.presencia del juez Petteway, de
la corte de 10 criminal, Y pro :
nunci6 un discurso de tonos pa
teticos, pidiendo clemencia.
rRecurri6 Jones a toda su elo-
cuencia, describiendo los pasa-
Ijes mas tristes de su academia
da vida,
Cuando termin6 su oracion
en- ell curse de la cual dijo que
diez amos de preside significa.
rfan para el la muerte, por tu-
berculosis, el juez le condeno &
prision, por toda la vida.
Jones lie record6 a PettewaJ
que %iuntos habian sido cadeteE
en- una escuela militar, en- Ca
rolina del Norte, hace Is amos
pero este no conmovi6 al jueZ.
La gaceta., 1935-03-26
UN GABINETE PRESIDIDO
POR VAN ICELAND

Bruselas, Mario 26.-Qued6
aver tornado un nuevo gabine
tie bajo la presidential de Paul
Van Iceland, que tambien de-
sempehara la cartera de rela-
clones exteriores.
Tratase de un gobierno de
coalici6n en- ell que aparece CO.
mo ministro sin cartera Ell So
cialista Emilio Vandervelde.
La gaceta., 1935-03-26
Restaurant Maxim

Corresponds Ell triunfo de es
ia semana a la respectable So
ciedad Centre Asturiano, en- la
gran fiesta que Sc prepare Ell
TODD ell edificio social para el
pr6Ximo domingo.
Ell objeto de este festival es
pagan los recibos a los socios
que no pueden hacerlo.
Causa justa y noble, que tie
ne toda nuestras simpatias y
que debe tener la cooperation
~e todos.
Aunque no tenemos Ell pro
grama, que Sc nos remitira pro
hablemente manana, bueno ef
tlaer la fecha a la memoria
de nuestros lectores.
Sabemos ahora que Sc serVi
IA un almuerzo por las mucha.
Chas de la Secci6n de DamaS
ule vestiran trajes tipicos. En-
alusi6n al nombre del festiva
s. tocaran durante la comida
trozos de la opereta La Viu
da Allegro"
Tocaran La Tropical" y NJ
m Sanchez, a los precioS de
75c para los caballeros y 2
Las damas. FL ticket con de
recho al almuerzo y bale cue:
ia $1.25.
Seguiremos informando.
La gaceta., 1935-03-26
INFORMATION
E PUERTO

Entraron en- las dltimas "a
horas los vapores americanos
Turrialba, Colorado, CONNER
.cial Pioneer, Pawnee, Dolphin,
Gulfgem, Mariana, Narbo, el
aleman Kelkheim Y ell noruego
ISoloy. Trajo un c~argamento de
'platanos, de Baracoa, Cuba, la
pequena motonave nicaraguen-
sc "Truxton".
Zarparon aver ell vapor ia
'pones Wales Maru Y los ameri-
eanos Walter D. Noyes, Point
Bonita, Mariana, Afoundria y
Commercial Pioneer.
La gaceta., 1935-03-26
MURIO Ell COMISIONISTA


A las dos de la madrugada de
hoy falleci6 en- ell hospital del
DR.. Cook, de lesiones que ell
domingo sufriera en- un acciden
te automovilista, ell comisiona-
do Roland Clements, de "a, amos
de Macon, estado de Georgia,
Clements experiment. Ia frac
tura del craneo al chocar su
autom6vil con uno de los estri-
hos del viaducto de la Gale La
fayette ,siendo lanzado por ell
parabrisas.
LIE acompanaba Saul Rach-
Ielson, un almacenista, que reel
bio lesiones leves.
La gaceta., 1935-03-26
Restahlecida

Despues de haber pasado
.varios dias en- sus habitaciones
particulares de la avenida IL
n1mero $40, ha vuelto a su ira
baio en- la Family Finance Co.
donde desempena un importan
tie cargo, la distinguida Srta.
Mayita Lima, hija de los espo-
SOS Mario y Amalia Lima.
Mucho nos %alegramos.
La gaceta., 1935-03-26
Ell r. II. Y.

Me comunica Ell joven Alder
to Falcon que va han quedado
term:nados los arreglos que Sc
lie estaban hacienda al salon
de este club, en- la avenida II
y Gale 10.
En- condolences para celebrar
sus fiestas con mayor comodi-
dad.
LOS que esten interesados en-
alCuilar ell salon para juntas
de otras agrupaciones, bales,
bodas II otras fiestas, deben di
rigirse a la comisi6n del salon,
que la componen Paul Alva-
rez, de la Gale Mitchell 2106,
V Manuel Duarte, de la aveni-
da Michigan 1906.
La gaceta., 1935-03-26

Muy sinceras por las lineas
que leo en- ell peri6dico Tampa
Morning Tribune de hoy, en- Ia
secci6n titulada in Our
Town." Atenci6n que hago lie
gar al Sr. Carlos Molina, que
| tiene todas mis- simpatias y ad-
miraci6n, no solo por ell arte
que representa-, sino como aten
to y cortes caballero.
La gaceta., 1935-03-26
Una conferencia

Bajo losauspicios del Tampa
Civic Club ell Sr. Albert F. Prize
ger dictara una conferencla ell
pr6ximo microbes, en- ell local
de Robes Park.
Tratara de sus viajes por
Haiti y demostrara graficamen
tie ell resultado de 6 amos de eS
| ploraci6n por distintos lugares
| misteriosos de la 'Isla del Te'
soro."
Sc invita- al p1blico.
Cesar Rivero
La gaceta., 1935-03-26
SOCIALES
Cabaret Privado

Sera Ell los salones del Circu
10 Cubano, en- las primeras Sc
manas del mes de Abril, bajo
los auspiGos de la Secci6n de
Recreo.
Damos este comc noticia to-
mazda en- la tarde del sabado,
en- la casa Guiana.
La gaceta., 1935-03-26
l. iISTOBAL GUERRERO 81
aloiH1CIDO EN- UNA IGLESIA

Madrid, mario 2s.-Frete
ne a imagen d. JESUS, en- la lyle
ria de JESUS de MaSinaceli, Sc
suicide ell ciudadano Crist6bal
Guerrero S&lchez, de IS amos.
Este individuo, sin lamar la a.
itenci6n de los fieles, sac6 una
.pistola que llevaba y Sc hizo un
Idisparo por la 'cabeza, murien-
dc acknowledgements Dos car
Itas Sc lie encontraron en- los be /
islsos, una dirigida a un asrr :
no y la otra al juez. ek
Dicese que Guerrero enviudy
hace alg1n tempo y Sc case Is
pues con la cocinera de unW0s
medor de su propiedad, situado
en- la plaza del Angel. A los po-
cos dfa fl hombre sorprendi6 a
la mujer&n charla animada con
lei lhHo mayor de su primer ma
trimonio, pasando por un dis
gustc tan grande que dej6 ell
negocio.
AunqUe su situaci6n econ6-
mica no era buena, ell suicide sc
atribuye a disgustos de otra ma
turaleZa.
La gaceta., 1935-03-26
Busc6 Ell PRESIDENT acercamiento ent,
jefes obreros los directories de la Mr.

Va shington, mario 26.-El
gobierno, por medic de Donald
kidhberg, csnsejero del lpresi-
dente Roosevelt, busco aver un
acercamiento con los llderes o.
breros. Richberg hizo los prem
ratiyos ~iniciales para presents
Sc ante Ell comite consultivo d:
trabajo deIa NRA, al cual
tenecen William Green,
dente de la Federation 49,
cana del Trabajo, y John L.
La gaceta., 1935-03-26

Lewis, jefe de Sos MINI
dos, Green y Lewis nan Pda.
denrnciando a Richberga
a la causa de las Gre
nizaciones obreras. La confeFen
eli de aceltamiento dur6 5 no.
y Sc prepare otra segunda,
prn Sc verificara en- la Casa
cibieca. Los dos grupos hicieron
IN resiones. Ell "Nuevo Trato'
Ia propone usar ell programa de
100000, 900 con la esperanza
de extirpar la depression. o
La gaceta., 1935-03-26

La bella sencrita Lydia Morales, candidate del Centric Is
pahol en- la f;asta que el sabado celebrara la Camara de Co
mercio de West Tampa.