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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

The mlsdlreeted enthusiasm 0f
certain supporters OF John r. Miller
In forcing an endorsement Of Mt.
} Miller In firs. ward meeting
Thursday night presided over BY
Johnny Clancy. of "2aper cent.
graft fame. was rrpudiatea last
nlght by Mt Miller himself IN ana
address at oltman's hall. In the See.
end ward The action 81 the Clancy
meeting IN endorsing Nh Miller
was promptly taken advantage at
by Mr., Miller's opponents. who be
Ean 10 point 10 Il as an evidence OF
the character OF Mr. Millers sup
port. MI Miller rcpudiated the eu
dorscment. aud denied the sugses.
tion of support contained In it. In
the following language
I want to tell you rtEht here and
now. gentlemen. that the Clancy
crowd Is net for John p Miller FOR
mayor Of this city. The Clancy
crowd never has been aud never
viii be for John T. Miller for this
city. The Clancy crowd. before
they can expect the least eunsid
GRAFTON frum any honest man. VIII
first lick the hand Of respcetnhllitY
and doceney in the city Of Seattle
l can stand for Food many things
I can stand for an sorts 81 honor
able politics. but the one thins that
l Will not and shan not stand for
ia such work as this lsing endorse
menf of ms candidacy
And before long Il this eontlu.
ues. my friends. / viii jerk the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
AFTER WHARF RATS

n you come across loi 81 1kulk.
ing mUn carrying torches aud
proving about under the NharFea
and docks IN The next few days
don't b. alarmed They are not
pirates or water front thieves. but
simple rat eaiehers bent on the
determination 81 the rodents that
make their homes under the debris
east up by the tides
An entirely new turn has been
given 10 the fight against the rats
and the bubonie plague b d. Leon.
ard Cof.r. sho has started out the
uew gang "a make this fiEh, under
the docks and Hharvea iIeglnning
At the Pacific Coast huukcrH. on the
south The work is so De carried
forward ~ low tide under all the
docks where u can be done at all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
WILL FIGHT CUT
IN THEIR WAGES
nr United pr,..l

tHV GNtANA FftAA
uELGINGnA4. Jan. iS-ka the
result Of an effort that boN quietly
Ia being made b. the miilmen Of
the country 70 eat the wages 81
ahinEie weaYcra. tfouhis Is expect
ed in the near future unless some
understanding e. reached gjreu
lars have been scattered about The
ellY b. the lucai shtnFte Neafers
union IuairHctiaK The union men not
70 patfonifc the employment Offices
that arr seeking men NJ reduced
wages Il l. uow declared that
ahan fhs milis open FOR the sea
son that general attempt wili be
made 20 force the men 10 wofk for
isaH MONEY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
BIRKETT To Be
new EDITOR

The Associated Students Of the
state university elected Harold Hir
katt editor Of the Pacific Wave
for the balance Of the school year
aud aamed Laren - sfinniead as
representative OF the Varsity al the
coming conference Of Northwest
universities and colleges. Win the
election 81 iiirkctt. the advocated
amendment to pay a salary 10 the
editor was defeated. and bifkett'a
Supporters. the soscaIied iudapcnd
cnce league. also defeated the
amendment limiting the editors
term Of office 10 one semester
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
CLANCY'S SUPPORT IS
REPUDEATED BY MILLER

government at least sl.2ig. 800 each
year
Some people who receive their
mail free are these 5000 railway
station agents. 1000 steamboat sta.
lion agents. 1000 purchasing
nsaAta, a,0u0 freight and passenger
1aEents. conductor and steamboat
captains Harvey and other eating
house managers. hnggagemen. tic1
~ agents. exclusive OF station
agents. all company officers, of.
fieera and agents OF subsidiary coal
companies. land agents. car uerv.
ice associations. traffic anHeeia.
lions. private car companies
These are enly few OF those
who may grt thciF mail free be
cause Of their connection with rail-
roads or steamship lines. The
thins Is ouly limited by the desire
Of the railroad companies 10 dis.
tribute mail a. destination Here
it generally sticks Il In the pigeon.
holea. which YOU have so often seen
Ia the agents room. and every EN-.
ploye. team section boss up. calls
for hla mail
some idea Of the vast amount Of
mail handled may be obtained
when II ia remembered that on
most lines every umnloye Who haH
an ounce Of authority must report
hy letter daily la at least one eupe
rlar oftIcef There are i.G2e.ne0
railroad employees IA the United
States. according to SlaEHon Thomn.
son. expert On railroad statistics
In making an estimate of the
amount uf u Il Il mall carried.
"a Chicago railroad official said IL
ia very conservative 10 assume that
each employe writes one letter
da,lF. OF course. there are some
who DO not write at all. bot this la
made up Tor by such departments
as the auditors. where hundreds of
letters are received and sent each
day
This man ought 10 know. lie has
handled the malls for various roads
Tor years Accepting the estimate
he gives. there wonla BE- itsh,e00
letters carried FREE each day II
none exceeded the 2ouncc limit
and / saW hundreds Ia thin mailing
fuom that did the government
loses Ia postage 81 SEQ = day THIS
amounts 10 s5.gig 500 a year
fiut the railroads have a fcFiaira
ton system Of their own. which n
applied la about 9 per cent 81 their
letters. aad thus evAde the severn
meut les Of cents The total loss
% the government il then s. .3ea. t2s
annually
In this estimate the extra seigAt
articles arr not considered n must
be remembered that railroad sta.
giourry ia sent out In this manner
and aionK with Il tons d adxerlis.
ing matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
sRownsos TO LIVE ON COAST

SANTA BARBARA. Cal. Jan. Is.
uencefofih California viii be the
home of Rear Admiral Brownsob.
who recently resigned as chief Of
the bureau OF navigation after HIS
unpleaaantncaA With President
Roosevelt lie will reside at OK.
nard. with his son Charles The
latter owns one of the largest
ranches In ONWARD. The admiral
Will be accompanied to the coast
hy his entire family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

Louis James has decided 10 aban
don his ahaksapeatean repertoire
for season or two and next year
vii appear only Ia Peer Gynt.
the lbaen plaY Ia which Richard
Mansfield made his last appear
anee tits manager has booked a
long tour far him next season
The entire Mansfield parapher
MALTA for the play has been secured
by Wallace Munfpe. manager FOR
James. which viii insure ita helnE
staged deliberately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
ENGINEER HEIR To MILLIONS
KEEPS ON C0OLLY SQUIRTING OIL

Seattle Star Exclusive serViee.1
CLEVELAND. @. Jan "a What
cares mis- spasth that a $1,000.
goo fortune II knocking at his door,
aukioaslf seeking admission lie
goes right on ever DAY the same
as usual. oiliuE ~ old milne No
1913 on the Hig Pour and nwitehin
rf around the Yards as easily IA
housewife runs her sewing ma
chine
= Wa born IA Cleveland SO
years ago and have aluaNs lived
here said spaeth When / was
a youuEHier ms mother took me
"a Springfield. III ca visi, my TN
Gle Johann David spaath. Who
owned a biz diaiiilcrY there tie
was a eblldlcsa alaower aud want
I'D "a adopt uie. but my mother
wuuldnt hear Ia t.
After a while he sold cat hls
Interests and returned to Prussia
We heard he had a fine home
there. bat be gradually went out
OF our lives
There are spaetha IN Cleveland
who are ieNa. though ] am not
Several weeks aEa fassHdH Ia "a.
old rouaifY 81 the iowiah spacthn
sent them q legal notice Il had
60 do sith she settlement " 10.
hanu David Spastha estate. and
mentioned Vim n spaath. Of
Cleveland. o That's me
NJ share - to be g. eut 600
When ! set it / all give my
friends and family a Eoud time.
auppo9s. and take things easy. IL
Vii aeem funpK to give up rail.
reading. though. ssld spaeth. a.
be gave the old Kiri another
squirt u oil = have been with
the hiE Four 30 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

organized a body 81 volunteer
troops and rid the state Of briEaudH.
Who had tcFrurir.d thc whole com.
try and once drove Terrntas and
his government into Sonora The
Mexican government made him *.
teuaivc concessions as a reward
Later when the French uudeF
Macmillan. Invaded Mexico he Ok.
pended hia private fortune ln the
governments support This brought
him millions ef acres Of land after
he invasion shrewd business man.
aKement did the rest
Hon Enrique cTeei. Mexican am.
bassador "a the United States. ia a
son iu-laN 81 Gen. TcrraHas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
Writes to The Star to Say That He Can Get Wife
Himself Now

was one Of those people who got
hurt IN that wreck 1T Fort Law
ton over "a year or 20 ago when 2
cars run 10 Reathef She was IN
that hospital on madison street for
3 or 3 weeks and she got some
money from the street car people
! d0nt know h0B much You See
/ never spoke "a her before last
night aud she told mc she got some
money from them MY friend
brought her over here last night
ard told lie, who was and me
who she st. She ataid quite late
aud Ne talked one thing another
aud she ask me 20 come to her
house 20 I think my chances are
pretty good nov.
Line Was Busy.
= tried 10 get you b. telephone
but every lime I did the Kifl would
say line busy You SEQ I only
have noon hour fn telephone and I
tried 2 or 2 time aud she said
lice busy asked for main 1850
every time
We'll ! have nothing more 10
say 50 I vii close nov. Thanks
for putting ms letter 10 You paper
n ! get marfyed I viii right you
once again. live on ship street
here lu Ballard ] have no number.
You see the house I've in ~ only
shack think ! viii have better
after while will tell you nay
name this time. 50 Good buy. Your
friend G J. JARVIS "
With the failure 81 this neg0tla.
ton the matrimonial editor hands
Ia his resignation. but be has some
mail fof tho old mald Of 20 which
he viii deliver II she sends Ia her
address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

II iH all 10 with the old maid,
the widow aud the young ladies
who put IN a bid for the Ballard
bachelor
That in. u IL at off aa far AZ
the matrimonial editor f. con
cefned.
II the old maid the widow and
the young ladies' care 10 open ~
negotiations direct. they are a. tb
cfty to do 80. bat the Ballard bach
rlor has called or the matrimonial
editor lie thinks he can get mar
rled now without help 4 new
prospect has opened np a. a re-
suit Of the publication Ut his letter
Ia The star
Letter From Bachelor.
The matrimonial editor has re-.
oeiyed the following letter from the
ballard bachelor
Dear Sir Just drop you a
llne to let you lnow I am very
much obliged for you putting nay
letter ia last nights Star for !
think can Kct d woman myself
now an there Is one woman that
lives about y mile from me that
came over last niRht With q Star
and said u this you" said no.
You know ! never think that one
would come 70 soon 80 she said
she knew better for this fellow who
does my Fighting went sud told her
all ub0ut me She knows 0Nn
these lots IN Ballard for she has
10 pass BY here 10 set "a the street
car and she seen me lots 81 times
bat she never knew ms name and
/ never heard her name but she
never knew have q ranch and
some more lots To- Green Lake. She
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
REFUSES INJUNCTION TO
STOP PiCkETlNC

judge Morris IN the superior
court yesterday denied the appllea
ton of the Puget sound Sheet
Metal Works for temporary tn
junction against pickctinE on the
part Of striking employees The
principal points upon which the d.
clsion rested waA ia a failure to
ahow that the strikers had used
force or coercion The court held.
also. that there vas no proof 81 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
BACHELOR DOESN'T NEED
ANY FURTHER HELP
Iva STOCK RECEIPTS.

CHICAGO, Jan rs Receipla.
hogs 10000, cattle 400. sheep 1000
Hogs opened a. lower. Mixed
e4s6 20 ~ 90. heaV~ ~ 30 "a Efab.
rough heavy t4i0 10 fis0. light
silb to.s4.s1 ~. cattis0nd sheep
steady,
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan IL
Receipts. hogs $4,000. cattle 100.
sheep none.
OMAHA. Neb. Jan ~ Receipts.
hogs 10 500. cattle 100 sheep none
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
LlppY REVIEWS WORK.

At the opening o. the convention
Of the state y. NJ. & A workers.
7 + Ippy Of the state executive
committee. gave a review Of the
work accomplished In the state the
past year. There Hefe seven I 81
{. A buildings completed aud there
are nov 5000 members in the 20
Hetlvr associations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
ELECT SECRETARY

The Pacific Coast shippers asso.
citation, recently organized among
the lumber and sblngle brokers.
yesterday selected s ID Becker Of
Savora. British Columbia. secre.
tary Of the organization Tho head
offices Of the association will prob.
ably De opened In the Lumber Tx.
change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
mecuRoY COMING BACK.


NEW YORK. Jan. Richard
MeCurdy. expreHident Of the Mu.
tual Life Insurance company, who
has been living quietly abroad
since the insurance scandal. viii
soon return to America. Orders
10 make his home at Morristown.
n. j.. ready for his occupancy have
been received Both Mccurdy and
his wife are said 20 be 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
FLASHED a BAoog.

Chauffeur Barr. 10 the police sta
ton awaiting bail on technical
violation u The auto ordinance. vas
asked bY Detective CLARK 20 move
ap 10 people could PASS ilarr. Il
Is said. flashed a deputy sheriff =
badge on him and said that he too
Vas an officer Detective Clark
took Barr into custody aud entered
a diaorderly charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

union itself having established the
pleketH
Peaceful persuasion. according 20
the court. Il lawful. but the wrong
use of Il may be unlawful
The injunction asked by the Ia.
cific Wire a Plating Works. cover
inE practically the same features
as the case upon which this decia.
loo is based. Il being argued before
Judge Morris this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
BUxMAN GRANTED DIVORCE

John Hurman. vice president of
the Pacific 4 Puget Sound BoiilinF
company. was yesterday Efantcd n
divorce By Judge boyd ] Tallman
from hia wife. who disappeared DE.
cembcr Is with " H. Williams.
former secretary Of the Commercial
club
Mr. Huxman was given fun title
70 all property In his name. and
custody Of the iOYc9rold daughter
whom she left behind IN her flight
Williams and Mrs Human are
reported TO be In British Columbia
Neither Mrs Williams nor Bax
GUNS FOR RENT-fipor A
In ImnI DC ADnnrA ~ saa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
FEDERATION RETAINS PARKER

WASHINGTON. Jan. fs.-Aiton
r. Parker who was the democratic
candidate for president IN 1904. has
been retained ne chief counsel by
the American Federation 81 i.abor
In the case brought against II by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
COFFEE

This is the coffee country
and yet more than bali Of Us
drink poor coffee
Your grpcat returns your money
~ yeo don't Ike Scnillngs Hest
we pap him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
TALKING MACHINES tLg
CLuDEp.

Talking Machines are ai1 u
ed Ga this annual cieansup Al
now Except 3 few eohirsa p
al prices equAllng almost sseI
former figures. Only aas -
will be sold to each czlhf
Is positive. PAY BY The s~i
month II you choose. D. : 4
ston Co. Largest and 0ieei !
ers. Johnston Co. Bldg. Third
University. Store open sAa Z
ing until ten. or later II ns<az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
NOTICE TO
WATER
CONSUMERS

FIXED waiter rates In the First
District are due and payable dur
ing the month 81 January. 1905. for
the firai quarter OF 1908. at if5 Pre-.
fontAlne Place. Fine imposed IL
not paid ia January The district
Includes al the city south of Union
and East Union SITS.
l. d. YOUNG. supt l. q "
So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

tie Manufacturers association 10
Withdraw the publication Of lta "un-
fair list IN the federation's month.
u magaRlHe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

man has made criminal complaint,
and ~ 10 likely that the crrant
couple will not DO molcsted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
KID THE WIRES m
oRDERs By TELEGRAPH "a.
PHONE AND MAIL poes..
~ on o. 9. JOHNSTON co

Yesterday established
f0shfd 90 The u. 3 Johns.o. q.
told exactly fourteen ulsres
i've talking machines we're -.
~ by people living onislAa =
city Five u the orders 49,.
telegraph. three BY iohr 49,.
telephone and eleven b. msa
this is not an All daY h,
biz neW Johnston estalllsS
was crowded With eager r,es..
buyers and twenty one lnsirus..
we're snapped % On The fIsm !.
six O'Clock last evening q.
these wac wealthy fsaes.. Il
Nenaichee . pincholi vts =.
a special trip % take adYsnss,. #
this Annual Clearance Bale
THE WAY AND wHEefros.
We have claimed All s,oss 4.
the Annual Clearance Sale ~ !.
b. the most remafkasle he 4,
81 Johnston has ever aimee.
Not 80 much on account 4 n
small prices. but the sgleufs II
diil0n and The vast ansofi.ss,. y
instruments offered.
Virtually every well knoxs ~.
81 plano 81 represented n ~ =
many 0f which caunos BE- ~ !.
neW ia fact. a great NUM-,
every bit a. good as the "a !,
left the factory
These turnedlnN pianos ean.
az in part payment fog stesss
Styles costly Chickenngs ~
tons aud Klmhalls-lsaby ca
and PariOr Gfands alzo - 1.
uinc pianoia Piano. for I'll gr
the House % Johnston are 4.
elusive Western fepfeseuisllss
For the reason that tie ~
sofiment Of slightly used u
nents takes up q lot Of IAN
room and the absolute neoeszs
space for 1908 stock. mzlss
peraiiye 20 dispose Of all !
shortest time possible.
i}ut immediate action 4 ~
Eafy II you expect 70 paftia,aa
this money saving efezl Az
present rate everything HlIl :
posed ri Ia a very short dns
II sou have the remoifg IA
securing a good Piano. Ora
Talking Machine. Il Win a. =
and nag you Handsomely. & d
In az once
II matters not hos mach q
little gou alEh 10 insext BE- Z.
make. or tone OF style SOS -
you are sure 10 find 4 htss
price that vel guarantee 6sr
yes, much lower. than sisssa
But don't take our or anFnEs u
mere say Statements anl dad
often look different .xkea SO
row Wlth downright iz<H
vesiigafe for yourself.
kimhallg. Hobart II cstta I
era. sielnwaYE. Knahes. lalfz
Emensons. Marshall d Nsz1
Testers. aud many others ! u
ranging from si2s, siie. tiIt
aud up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
1Hoov solEs lnpsov.,

FL rtso Tsras. Jsa Is .
Governor Horace noies M -, q
haa been o. patient Ia 80 e
piiHi for three Neess -. 8
vim pneumonia has "a 4, -.
ed that be- departed fbls s''s
f1r California 10 reeurss. ,.siiil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

GUNS FOR REnT-piper A
Taft. I02t2e Second av s's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-03
SdSH e]Iis:Sl
- E0esgss ssa5 RSE;sg, \

Don't forget the leap year and moon
light skating party tomorrow night.
Special skating instructions to begin
ners tonight at Music hall. Ladies free.
The police department turned into
the city treasury in fines for Febru-
airy $761.25.
Easter Sunday will fall on the 10Th
of April this year, number of days
later than usual
Twenty-Five building permits were is
sued last month which is slightly in
excess Of the number issued the previ-
GUS month
The tax assessors of Topeka have
been assigned their territory and the
work of making the annual assess
ments starts today.
A number of interesting features are
promised at the amateur performance
which will be given at the Majestic
theater this evening.
A new fagpole has been erected on
the National Hotel building and a flag
flying from the top of this staff makes
a very imposing sight.
Lent begins tomorrow with Ash
Wednesday. 1t is observed by the
three branches of the Catholic church,
Greek, Roman and Anglican.
The city treasurer has on deposit
in Topeka banks and at the fiscal
agency in New York almost $500, goo,
10 De exact SEo4BSIo4I
William NJ. Shaver has been elected
secretary of the Scottish Rite Masons
of the Valley of Topeka, and will here
after devote all his time to that posi-
ton.
]. w. Gibbons, state deputy of the
knights of Columbus has gone to Par
sons where he will officiate at the in
stallation of all the councils in that dis
trict
It isn't necessary to leave town" to
find out that the best telephone ser
being furnished by the Bell Telephone
company.
The loafers who were ordered out
of the postoffice corridors a few days
ago are back again and occupying all
of the available room about the steam
radiators.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Freidberg O.
a son born last night, who escaped
the 18th of February, natal day, by
small margin.
If you want to show that you have
real sporting blood in your veins and
are spender, get into the council
man race and spend your $50 for al
assessment fee.
Owing to the nine hour telegraph law
eleven students of the local telegraph
school left today for Pueblo where the,
will be given positions by the Santa F.
on the Colorado division.
F. c. Fitzgerald. travelling freigh
auditor of the Rock Island system, wa.
in Topeka yesterday checking in tn,
new cashier and other officials of thu
local freight department
The programme at the Novelty thea
ter this week is said to even excel tina
of last week. which is conceded to hav
been one of the finest vaudeville at
fractions ever seen in the city.
One of the cleverest things seen II
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-03
TO COST $4,000
Chicago Is to Have a Hotel Twenty
four Stories High.

Chicago, March S.-All doubt as to
the immediate construction Of the La
Sale hotel at La Sale and Madison
streets was removed by the letting of
the contract for the work today. The
work of removing the present build
ings will begin May 1. Under the con-
tract the new building is to be fully
completed in fifteen months.
The plans contemplated a larger and
finer structure than was at first con-
sidered. The cost is placed at $780,
600. 1t will be ESQ feet above the
street level, the extreme limit allowed
by the building ordinance. 1t will be
"a stories high, % above and two be-
low the street level. and will contain
1,172 rooms.
The hotel will be of the renaissance
style of architecture with a highly
polished granite base. The steel col
unlns will rest on los concrete Gals
sons which will be carried ITO feet be-
low the street line, making the build
ing solid structure $40 feet high
from the bottom of this foundation,
containing 100000 cubic feet.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-03
KILLED By TRuANr OFFICER.
Father of Boy Tried to Rescue Him
From the Law.

San Jose, Cal, March 3.-John L.
Ivancovich. one of the best known
Austrian fruit packers in California,
was shot and killed yesterday in Santa
Clara, as the result of a misunder-
standing, by Truant Officer John L.
Shafter Of this city. The young son
OF the dead man was playing about the
streets during school hours and Shat
ter. thinking to enforce the oompul-
sorry school law, gave chase and catch
ing the boy, took him into his buggy
with the intention of taking him to
school. The lad resisted and his
screams attracted the attention OF the
father, who jumped over the back of
Skaters buggy, hurled the officer to
the ground and severely beat him.
During the melee a shot, supposedly
fired by Shafter, pierced Ivancovich' s
abdomen and he was almost instantly
killed,