** xian. gave tnia veiaiuit ui uicescape:ifo%;anirn•okVsrn)-aleina,idfitlele»hB,3.dee.ttv1 got a call from Everett Ax-line, a junk dealer who operates a shop on Highway 20 a quarter pf (J a mile west of Independence. -He said these two had driven up to his place and stopped, and he was sus- ^ picious of them.. - »• • _ ' * V*., * '■ m • •“I DROVE out there,; and found jts only one license plate, and it was buawfully dirty and on the front of the car. ' c“I called Mrs. Olson, and after as talking to her I told the boys Iwould have to hold them. I took them up to the office and started to search Oison. .“As I jerked a pair of dirtycoveralls off Olson, he passed a gun to Gordon and Gordon pointed the gun at me.“I backed Into a closet and pulled my gun, and they ran out of the office. ,“I fired at them once while they were In the hall, and then they got into the elevator. I fired three shots at them in the elevator before they closed the door, and I wounded one of them. There was considerable blood in the elevator. K’jSV jiii* flown |he service stairs. They broke the glass in a locked side door and ran out to their can I fired at them twice more and put a bullet in the roof of the car,** : Hart said neither ; of the boyi had fired at him.Nlt;de• • • •• , \ , • • • , ( . . i •In the incomplete search of Cg-sob, Hart said, asackcontaining a little of $4 in nickels was fPuiia;; tn The sack had Pittsburg, Kan., «lt;*, printed;on it. • h «|teHART described the youths.; as thabout 22 or 23 years old, and||ilt;3 f0] both had “rather sandy compjeaj:-ions; He said they were “awfbu^ pe greasy and dirty’* and both wore Jngreasy coveialla^^^-yr.^-r ■ y-^rf.$ pi«V'.-r-f'-i