The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-03-30

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Late (DetaiD Carpaccio; Home
Work. Carriene; The Sheep Fold,
Jacque; Madonna, Jesus and 81.
John. Lippe; The Pastry Eaters
Murillo: Dancing in a Ring,
Thoma; The. Magnificent, Bottl-
celli: Carnation Lily, Lily Rose
Sargent. Lavinia, Titan; Going
to Market, Trojon.
Senior Talks
Marvin Mus and Delbert Burch
gave two good Senior talks on
Tuesday. Marvin spoke on "Mars
and the Possibility of Life On It."
He said that there are three evil
dences leading to the belief that
there is Life on Mars.
/ Presence of conditions sup
porting life. 2. Existence OF
changeable dark markings on the
planets surface, fields Of vegeta-
ton. 8. Appearance of surface
markings which cannot be account
ed for as accidental occurrences of
allure Many years ago a
French lady, Madame Guzman,
left a legacy of 100000 francs as a
prize to the first person to com
municate with some other planet
Except Mars as she thought this
would be too easy.)
Delbert Burch talked on the
subject. water and It's Impuri-
ties" Water is taken too much
for granted. Although it covers
three quarters of the earth to an
average depth of a mile, only a
minute fraction of it is fit for
human use. Really pure water is
never found in nature, although
ice. snow and rain water may be
nearly so. Water usually con-
tains three types of impurities
organic matter, mineral matter
and gaseous constituents.
Orations on Constitution
The District Oratorical contest
will be held in the High School
assembly, Friday evening, April
6 Representatives from the fol
lowing high schools are expected
here: Flaxville, Scobey, Sidney,
C~ulbertson. Plentywood, Hinsdale,
Poplar, Glasgow, and Wolf Point.
The winner will speak at Great
Falls when the state contest is
held. The Great Falls Tribune is
for the contest in this
state. The object of the contest
is to increase interest in and re-
spect for the basic principles OF
government in each of the partici-
pating nations. The second OBJ
iect is to promote a better under
standing between nations by
means of a frank and friendly ex-
change of national viewpoints.
The state contest will be held in
Great Falls April 81. The winner
for the state will go to Kansas
City to participate in the national
semifinals on May II. The win
ner Of the contest at Kansas City,
together with seven others who
have won at national semifinals in
other sections of the United
States, will sail for Europe June
80 for a - weeks tour of France,
Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Hol-
land. Belgium and England, return
ing to New York Sept II.
The orations + original and
do not require more than ten min
for delivery.
Nations to be represented in the
contest are the United States,
England, France, Germany, Mexi-
co, Canada and Japan.
Sophomore Play
The Sophomore class in charge
of Miss Manderfeld put on a very
SOOQ play dJ ASSEMBLY, IAS p4uJ
was Sauce for the Goslings." 1t
was a good speech play in n act.
Characters: Richard Taylor,
father, Howard Bechtel; Margar-
ct Taylor, mother, Rosemary Cour-
chene; Robert Taylor, son, War
rem Wright; Elizabeth Taylor,
daughter, Evelyn Coffey; Martha
Lee, grandmother, Gertrude Gus
ker; James Ward, the sons friend,
Dean Herman; A maid Bernadine
Nelson.
We hope to have this play put
on as a part of a regular school
program.
A number of new library books
are being added to the Dry Forks
school library.
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