The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-06-21
A GOOD PROGRAM
ON The RADIO ON
TOMORROW NIGHT
Lumley's KGBZ Melodians
and E. P. Conwell Fur
nish Program.

night was well accepted all over tn
country. The reception was not overl.
good here in the city as several othel
stations were interfering, but it il
stated it came in fine over other sec
tions. 1t would seem that Red Lodge
is spot where trouble is occurring
and this is found common throughout
certain places
The program broadcasted by the
Northwestern Auto Supply company
was well liked and the first numbers
were solos by R. G. Martin, with Mary
Chamberlain as accompanist. Mr.
Martin sang several numbers before
requests began to come in and he
then gave two songs by special re-
quest. Other requests came in after
he and Mrs. Chamberlain had left the
studio.
DR.. Siegfriedt gave 25-minute
talk on Before the Beartooth Noun
tains Were in Montana" This was an
exceedingly educational talk and made
IN the usual clear cut, plain and I'M
derstandable style Of the doctor. 1t
is subject not generally known by
the layman and it takes the delivery
of DR.. Siegfriedt to make it interest
ing.
The doctor answered questions as
Announcer Thornton so announced in
introducing the doctor. He received
many Acknowledgements of the talk
and kilograms were received from
many distant points, such as st. Louis,
Sioux City and other closer points, as
we'll as telephone calls from the sur
rounding section. The doctor will at
various times give continuation of
the interesting subject.
The Red Lodge program has proven
popular and the management desires
that it continue. On Friday night of
this week the program will be broad
cast by Art Lumley's original KGBZ
Melodians. The boys will furnish
everything, as they are experienced in
radio broadcasting.
County Attorney E. P. Conwell has
been requested to appear on the Fri
day night program along with the
Melodians. Telephone request ar
rived this morning from the station
and Mr.. Conwell will use as his sub
ject, cred Lodge and Carbon County"
Better tune in tomorrow night as the
program promises to be of great in
terest.
Friday night, June 20, will be en-
tirely devoted to the Red. Lodge peo-
pie and it is planned to make it a
Carbon county night Dr. Siegfriedt |
will be announcer and the program
will start at S:15 and last until per- |
haps midnight. Talent is desired |
from all sections of the county and
any person having anything in the
way of music, solos or other talent is
urged to at once get in touch with
The Carbon County News, as the pro-
gram is given under the auspices of
this newspaper.
Don't be bashful if you can be Of
help in the program. Write or tele-
phone in and tell what you have to
offer. Of course the entire county will
be featured as we'll as the Beartooths.
Help us in putting our talent forward.
The complete talk given by DR..
Siegfriedt cannot be given but Fri
day nights talk was of such interest
that we give part Of the address.
In simple language, understandable
to the layman, DR.. Siegfriedt pictured
the human interest side of the meta
which preceded formation
of the Beartooth range. His talk af-
forded a different slant on geology
than is found in dry textbooks or
scientific papers and his methods of
were simple, apt and con-
vincing.
prehistoric records of this CONT
nent," said Mr.. Siegfriedt, "are writ
ten in the rocks and strata. Each
layer or strata is page in the history
Of the earth and the fossils contained
in the various formations are the
printed line upon which our scientists
base most of their deductions"
DR.. Siegfriedt defined number of
terms used in geological descriptions
and to illustrate changes of the earth {
in the processes of folding and buck i
ling he directed attention to the meth
I'd of folding and buckling a maya ,
zine, saying that the position of the {
leaves in such folding and buckling ;
correspond to the positions of the
various stratas in the formation of
he continent,
"The popular theory of the scien-
lists is that large mass of land I
which capped the globe in the north 7
lad a branch which extended over the !
present side of North America con-
lnued DR.. Siegfriedt. another branch {
extended over the present site of S
europe and Asia. V
During long periods of erosion de- Z