The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-28

Mr.. Krall also said he was CARVING
ON negotiations with Montanans where
by they would send speaker here
for the joint meeting of the civic or
carnations that is held here each
winter. s
Mr.. Krall was highly complinented
by the club for the good work he was
doing and at the conclusion Of his re-
marks, ii was moved by William Her
bert and duly carried that the chair ap-
point committee of three, with Mr..
Krall chairman, to gather and prepare
material and send it to Montanans, Inc,
for incorporation in its 1886 publicity
matter. Aided by suggestions from
club members the chair appointed on
that committee MIR Krall, William
Herbert and A. A. Wood
r. r. Veldman suggested that the
club extend to D. A. McKinnon, state
director of PWA, an invitation to visit
Libby and meet with the club when
ever he can. 1t was agreed that such
an invitation would be extended.
Favors Buck Law.
E. M. Boyes, of the fish and game
committee, reported on game matters
He spoke Of the current opposition to
the buck law and said an attempt I'M
doubtedly would be made to have The
law repealed, inasmuch as petitions
were already being circulated FOR that
purpose. The speaker expressed him
self as staunch supporter of the buck
law and said it would ultimately result
in an increase of game.
Boyes expressed disagreement with
some of the ideas regarding predatory
animal control held by some game of
ficials. He strongly favored destruc-
ton Of predatory animals and also said
arrangements had been made, with
the forest service cooperating, for a
predatory animal hunter to work in
the Fisher river district this winter.
He said another hunter ought to be
placed in the northern end of the
county. Boves also stated he had
noticed in the daily press that pWA
projects had been approved for Lin
coin county. He hoped this would
mean money for the carrying out Of
planned improvements at the state
fish hatchery here.
A typewriter report was read from
the committee appointed to confer re-
garding a site for the proposed me
mortal to the late S. NJ Logan The
report discussed four available sites.
One was at Lang's, on the Lincoln Flat
head county line. There fine timber
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Another is at the Bower camp In that
connection E. W. Ovlear reported that
Mr.. Bower had told Oylear that he
(Bower) would be clad to take care Of
the memorial should it be placed at
his camp.
To Consider Educational Matter
Supt A. A. Wood reported that M
P. Moe, secretary of the state educa-
ton association, would be in Libby on
December II to speak to the PIT. A.
on the Legislative Program in the
Matter of Schools Mr.. Wood said
this address would be an important
one and that there ought to be large
attendance at the meeting. A short
discussion followed, when it was
brought out that there is growing
in the state-and one that
has considerable strength--to establish
in Montana system of school manage
ment under which many school dis
tricts would be consolidated and taxes
from the more populous and the richer
parts of the state would be raised to
help support schools in the poorer
sections.
This matter closed the discussion md
the meeting adjourned after an inter
esting and worthwhile session