The Missoulian from Missoula, Montana • 15

The Sunday Missoulian, September 21, 1969-15 Self-Defense Ruled William Cote, 57, Dies According to testimony. Harris entered the post office-grocery store armed with a rifle and threatened to shoot the postmistress, Mrs. Margaret Goodwin. Gatlin said she fled from the building with Harris in pursuit. The sheriff said Garr, an employe at the store, grabbed a pistol and fired at Harris.

Gatlin said the incident climaxed a series of threats made by Harris against Mrs. operated the Missoula Club and placed on its walls Missoula's largest collection of sport's personalities and area championship athletic teams. He was a member of St. Francis Xavier Parish and the Missoula Country Club. In addition to his wife.

Barbara, he is survived by two sons, John A. and Dennis at the family home in Missoula: a BROADUS (APi A coroner's inquest into the shooting death of a 62-year-old ranch-worker at Otter on Wednesday determined Saturday that Herbert W. Carr. 68, fired the fatal bullet in self-defense. Killed was Harry Harris, who had threatned the life of the postmistress at Otter, Grant Gat-lin, Powder River County sheriff, said.

Harris died Wednesday night in a Miles City hospital with a bullet wound in his forehead. daughter. Mary Ellen. Arvada. five brothers.

Gaspard and George, Las Vegas. and Alex. Gene and Albert. Missoula and four sisters. Mrs.

Adolph (Edna i Jensen, Superior, and Mrs. Herbert (Belle! Petersen. Mrs. John (Evalinet Maloneand Mrs. William (Rose) Knuchel, all of Missoula.

Funeral arrangements are pending at the Squire-Simmons-Carr Rose Chapel. William Gene Cote. 57. longtime proprietor of the Missoula Club on West Main Street, died Saturday afternoon in a local hospital. Mr.

Cote, of 2131 Missoula was born in Frenchtown Feb. 25. 1912. He was graduated from the University of Montana and served in the Army during World War II. Upon returning to Missoula he married Barbara Thurston in 1949.

For more than 30 vears he Y'' Injured Gridder Able to Walk Ronald J. Moody, 16. injured Butte High School football player, was able to take a short waik Saturday, St. Patrick Hospital attendants reported. Young Moody suffered a severe head injury during practice last Tuesday and was brought to Missoula by ambulance.

His condition was reported as critical and he was admitted to the intensive care unit, where he still is a patient. Attendants said Saturday that although he has shown improvement and able to walk his condition still is regarded as "serious," because of the nature of his injury. Louesa McClain Dies in Hospital Mrs. Louesa A. McClain, 79.

Bitter Hoot Valley resident for years, died in a Missoula hospital early Saturday following an extended illness. Born Jan. 25, 1890. in Grand Rapids, Mrs. McClain of Victor ranched with her husband, Charles A.

McClain, for a number of years in the Cody, Wyo. area. They moved to the Bitter Root Valley in 1929 and ranched there until his death in 1953. She is survived by two sons, Cecil Victor, and L. A.

"Bill" McClain, Missoula; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Ray (Audrey) Wilde. Cody; four grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Funeral seervices will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. Monday in the Squire-Simmons-Carr Rose Chapel, and the body will be sent to Spokane (or cremation.

Acde Arthur W. Ruschmeyer Dies in Local Hospital JAM SESSION TODAY STARTS 4 P.M. TODAY NAMED AT MSU New assistant dean of education at Montana State University, Bozeman, is Dr. Arvin C. Blome, 44, former associate dean of education and director of educational research at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green.

Dr. Blome succeeds Dr. Lawrence Kavich, who is on a year's leave of absence. dt. and isfrA.

tAei icni and dauyAle Grand Rapids, four sisters, Mrs. Julia McKie, Gibbons, Mrs. Edna Kirtz. Mrs. Irene Ewer and Mrs.

Florence Auguson, Hector, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be conducted at 3 p.m. Monday in the Squire-Simmons-Carr Rose Chapel by the Rev. Glenn Hus-by, and burial will be in the Sunset Memorial Gardens. FUTURING An HAUMARKS HIGHWAY SOUTH CLUB 41 tea com.

Arthur W. Ruschmeyer, 59, of 1114 Vine St. died in a local hospital Friday night after a long illness. Born July 9. 1910.

in Buffalo Lake. Mr. Ruschmeyer married Geneva Siegford in Cass Lake, Aug. 3, 1947. The couple moved to Missoula in 1947 when he went to work for the White Pine Sash Co.

and later for the Northern Pacific Railway Co. He drove a truck for the City Street Department for a number of years until forced to retire due to ill health. He was a member of Local 448, Brotherhood of Teamsters, and Local 44, Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. In addition to his wife, Geneva, he is survived by three brothers, John, Elgin, Arnold, Hector, and Louis, on Jttotn tuu tmtU foe edocj; in 0Aattd i 2537 to he fun ptoMJo sty. JIT fTTTIlJ TX VJ 1 On the Defensive FARIDABAD.

India (AP) -A delegate from Kerala state told the national convention of the ruling Congress party that Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's cabinet consisted solely of defence ministers because they all made defensive speeches. i John A. McFarland Funeral services for John Arthur McFarland, 73, of 1533 Van Buren St. were conducted Saturday afternoon in the Squire-Simmons-Carr Rose Chapel by the Rev. H.

Fichtler. Burial was in Sunset Memorial Gardens with an honor guard provided by Barracks 835, Veterans of World War I. Pallbearers were Buster Four-nier, Calvin Markel, Ray Parker, Harry Slominsky, Carl Whit-moyer and Carey Wentz. Mr. McFarland died of an apparent heart attack while hunting in the Moccasin Creek area east of Clinton Thursday.

Henry Schneider Funeral services for Henry Schneider, 79, will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. Monday in the Bethel Baptist Church, 1601 S. 6th St. by the Rev. Robert F.

Pen-ner. Burial will be in Missoula Cemetery under the direction of Livingston Malletta Funeral Home. Mr. Schneider, 1715 S. 7th St.

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