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11 Death is as Sure as Your Taxes! g Freseman 8z - Mood - ST 0C101:====201=0 octo====octo====iocsoz=oczo ic,..0 - GEYSER,. MOW 'MARCH 27, 1913 Have you made provision tor your loved ones in case you are called away? The will o' thit wisp assessment insurance has practically faded away. Better get an old line legal reserve policy in the Northwestern National Demented Cow Puncher Shows New Yorkers that Geyser is on the Map. Buffalo Not so Easy, and He Lands in Jail. Last Thursday the daily papers gave \1'11 get that hundred or know the an account of a Geyserite who had reason why.\ d.ifted to New York and proceeded to Lang closed with Stefunski. but was give an exhibition of a genuine \wild unable to seize the revolver. Stefun- west\ show. He is a well known ski tired five shots. four of which chiracter and was here a few years ago. lodged in Lang's neck od shoulder. The dailies give an account of the The fifth, aimed at Egloff, went wild. ; affair as follows: Stefunski shook off his wounded an - Buffalo, N. Y., M tr. 19 — los ta. ! onist and began to reload his revol- Srefunski, cowb.)y from (;eyser, Nlyit vtr. While a deotit stood alone in apparently demented, threw the cit ilk door of the ina ors office firing a hall into a panic this afternoon when revolver in Stefunski•s direction, De - he entered the mayor's office and open. tective Sergeant Herman Burkhart ed fire on the clerks and policemen on rushed in and overpowered the man. duty there with a revolver. Chas. E. At the police headquarters, Stefun- Lang, a policeman who grappled with . ski declared he was an anarchist and i the man was shot four times, but prob- had gone to the city hall \to shoot 'ent ! ably will recover. all.\ 1 Stefunski called twice at the mayor's I o!\fice this morning, asking for Mayor ed document which the police regard Fuehrmann or his secretary. This asfurther evidence of the man's on - afternoon he called for the third time balanced mind. It was written on the and asked Chas. Eglotf. a clerk, for stationery of a Great Falls. Mont.. the mayor. Egloff told him the may- bank, and purported to be an order for or was out. $100. Stamped upon it in some places \Well I want $100,\ said Stefun. were the words: \Joseph Stefunski, ski. Egloff tried to parley with the man while Lang, who had overheard the Stefunski said he was a native of demand for money, walked toward Poland and before coming here he him. The sight of the officer appar- worked in Geyser, Mont., and Wilkes- . ently alarmed Stefunski, who stepped barre, Pa. back and drew a revolver, yelling: ' 1 In the In his pocket was a curiously word - cowpuncher,\ after which was written in ink: \Big rich man.\ mayor of Buffa'o, N. Y., yesterday afternoon and in wh;ch a man said to t . be from Geyser, Mont., was the chief •, - !- figure, there appears to be grounds for i i belief that there has come to light a l - , man who was wanted here two years • ago for the murder of old Pa' Kelly of . Belt and that Joseph Stefvanski is not the man's name, but an assumed one; When local police officers read the;., story of the near tragedy last evening, they at once recalled the murder of old .' . man Kelly and the subsequent arrest • of a man known only as \Blackie7 , 1 and his escape from Deputy Sheriff McLeod of of Belt by jumping from train out near the waterworks. If the man giving the name of Stef vanski is \Mackie\ he is not as the name would indicate, a Pole but a Mexican, according to the local officias. \131ackie\ when he stayed aroand this section made his head- quarters at Belt and Geyser. He oft( n ; I came to Great Falls and was knowtti,' to the officials generally. He was te ,,- garded as a bad actor. . When old Pat Kelly. long employed at the mines in Belt and then a helper was found murdered in the autumn of i 1910, Sheriff John A. Col'ins, after an ' investigation, ordered the arrest of \Blackie.\ Deputy Sheriff Duncan McLeod was assigned to bring the suspect in and and he got his man somewhere up towards Geyser. The prisoner was brought to Great Falls on the Great Nothern train and when nearing the city at a point not far from the water works, \Blackie\ decided to take a real gambler's chance\ and lea,t from the moving train. He made the ature Garbed Glacier National Park in all its Grandeur; Most Beautiful Words of English Language Describe It! It take* Booutlful words to disorlb• Boauty spots Ilk. this! Following are the I wen y -one scautiful words of the English language, according to the judgment of the Public Speaking Club of America, a New York institution, the prize offered for this selection being awarded to James Shea, a lawyer of 416 Broadway: MELODY. SPLENDOR. ADORATION. ELOQUENCE. VIRTUE. INNOCENCE. MODESTY. JOY. FAITH. leap and got a way with it. and ne‘er HONOR. was recaptured. He was seen twoRADIANCE. days later near Geyser, but though the These words were judged according to officers watched for him and made their beauty of sound and beauty of meaning. considerable inquiry, he was never' In culling from the inspired flights of seen in these parts again. descriptive matter written about Glacier NOBILITY. SYMPATHY. HEAVEN. LOVE. DIVINE. HOPE. HARMONY. HAPPINESS. PURITY. LIBERTY. Natinnal l'ark during Ole 1 hr\ years of the existence of this Rocky Mountain government preserve, there is revealed the strange coincidence that every one of these \most beautiful words of the English language\ was resorted to by the scores of newspaper and magazine writers who have visited the \Switzerland of America\. Here are the extracts from articles on Uncle Sam's new wonderland, containing the most beautiful words the English language affords: \The SPLENDOR of its scenery charms the senses with MELODY.\ \Wild flowers grow there in MODESTY for the ADORATION of the mountain tourist.\ \The ELOQUENCE Of its majestic HEAVEN peaks establishes FAITH in a DIVINE power.\ \The PURITY of the atmosphere and HARMONY of nature breathes LIBER- TY, JOY and HAPPINESS for tho work- ired iorwr and rejuvenate Il invalid with HOPE.\ \Here on the Roof of the Continent, VIRTUE, INNOCENCE, LOVE, HONOR and SYMPATHY are emphasized by the NOBILITY of nature's own creation.\ \Marvelous RADIANCE of changing light effects from snow -clad mountains f ivesits 250 lakes turquoise and emerald All the rest of the beautiful words in the English language could be used and still the word picture would not be ade- quate, artists say. Some of the best landscape painters in the country declare it is impossible even to do justice to the scenic beauty of Uncle Sam's yew park. Many have tried with the brush but the ever-changing hues from light effects are not to be reproduced in the Rocky Mountain fastnesses of Northwestern Montana. THE STORE OF QUALITY. Does Quality Cut Any Figure With You? Merchandise and Merchandise are to different things. Just the same as when you buy a piece of or a horse. A cheap thing at a low price is too high at any. We believe in good quality at prices are right. If you are a believer in the same and looking for that combination—come and see us. It is always cheapest to buy the best grade of merchandise! Is a special fine line with us this season. Our new spring styles and patterns are well worthy of your inspection. We can give you a correct fit in the latest style for from $1.25 and up. See us about your pants, it is worth your while. • - Your eatables should be of the very best quality. There is nothing that is too good for you, but the best is good enough. We can save you money on your grocery -bill, by selling you the very best of quality. We aim to buy the best on the market and we take pleasure in selling Good Merchandise. Yo fir business is appreciated. We Have Your Hat in Stock Waiting for You! The style and shade you are looking for—just ask us to show it to you. We are handling the the best makes on the market at prices to suit you Come in and see our spring and summer 'styles. COUGHLIN BROS. & CO.. GEYSER. MONTANA
