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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01
MONTHLY SHIPPING REPORT.

The United states shipping conn
missioner reports that IN February
szf men shipped aboard steamers
coming into this harbor. and 1s7
men reshippsd. making a total Of
ses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01
JOBS FOR TWO
THOUSAND

Two Thousand and ninety posi-
tons were supplied BY the Pre-
Employment office II February to
men alone. Thu NtFk Of tabuiatink
the positions furnished - women
had not been completed At o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01
SAYS CRIMINALS GET
OFF TOO EASILY

czs>f wappenstetn. In his annual
npurs b Mayor Meore. complains
q The light sentences imposed upon
usminsis ~ tho superior court
rats city. he says. In the mecca
4 N efiminai elsment IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01

The tosal haiiding permits fuf the
month ~ February we're Ess. and
the total valuation 81. 30a.tid The
meath previous there we're tss per.
laita. and : valuation ~ sTSf.1ts. m
Increase Tor thu past month % i1s
psssuass All an lacrosse IN vAlaa.
thoa q Zee. OF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01

aons between TIE realty values
tharr and In Seattle.
find A. q general Fezuit of ms
observations said tfF. Mefauxh.
IA. that Seattle has asxeiopasl
faster than any Iiks arNa III the
euuntry. AMI tae same practically
holds trus Of AL the state % Wash
lngtoa I do not believe that realty
vsluea here are inflated. and place
more confidence than ever In the
autiook for steady Eruwth To val.
U.S. and population
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01

<.nter and crooks are emhe.dencf
because Of the llsht penaitiea.
TIE chief urges that more drastic
szaea2nrea be employed
Speaking of Judge e;oraen of the
police court. however. the chief d..
ciar~d ha had the highest regard
Cor that turist.
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SEEKS I'd END HIS
Welded TROUBLES

AFTER ensnfins 3 wff.'s alleged
cruelty had bitter tongue FOR n
most % ysars. Abraham Raeksfs
man. RusaiAa. decided. afiaF uosn.
ing - seAffla. 90 Kot a dlxurrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01
Suits $500

Since ws began advertising SIS
suits Sc have been busy selling
them all the time. These are alb
soiufciy new suits. Of exceedingly
strong values. ". y. Hutchinson
Co, cor Second and Union 81 80
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Sunday CLOSING
BILL NOW DEAD

state. was pat to death in the sen.
ate this morning When the BIN
was reached on the calendar Davis
himself moved that Il be poaiponea
indefinitely. aud this carried
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LOST SEATTLE WOMAN
HAS BEEN FOUND.

REDDING. Cal. March Mrs.
~ r. Matthews. If Seattle. the
woman timber locator who got Loaf
Monday afternoon In the mountains
10 miles from Douglas City. Trim
ny county. was found yesterday
morning. or rather. she found her
self. She vas on top OF the divide
and saw through an opening In the
timber the party OF searehsfs look.
ing for her.
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Mrs Dora G stofnke. aged a..
died al her home in South Park
yesterday. Funeral services viii
be held from the Bonney IS stHon
chapel Sunday morning at 10
o'clock.
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usioh ELECTS roslosr.

The Cooks and wafssTs' local,
No 2aa. ~fil hold an eiortlon II
affgcsrn tonight IN che Labor Tv1n
pie
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SHIP SUBSIDY
BILL KILLED

tseripps Tslsgraoh ssrsiss.l
WASHINGTON. March 1.-The
ha1as thls afternoon. on q final
soas. kllie1 the entire ahiD Subsidy
hla ~ iss 20 fsz
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Hon. g. w Morse.
olympia. Wa.
7 wish 10 offer the state. Through
you. ~ acres 81 waterfront land
inat sauth OF Camano - a site for
the Old Soldiers Home. Gradual
siap~ Ia beach. good soil and pare
water.
-JAs. \. EsARY."
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leg rtobirfn ~iii influenes fhe vote
for nnnrKatiusA AT pFeaeat C9lufn-
hta N cDuapleteiy surrounded By
Greater Seattle
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tic pair finch heavy Japanned
Strap Hinges. sc. At spinnings
go
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COLUMBIA TO VOTE
ON ANNEXATION

cnf.tfMHtA CITY. WASH. March
i.~=SeAt Tuesday. vote on me auaa-
tien ef anne nation 70 feaffie. There
appears 90 b. orsani4ed sprasition
te the uloveInsnt although hnFs and
shrrs an Individual can BE fonnd
who psefessre a. believe fhaf the
eesnamnity woald BE- better aff %
remain - u Ia AZ present TIE "a.
RolLER SKATES
q al kinds and ala slEsa. A. 1.
HAii. I'LL Ftrus avw AZ.
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Death Record.

Deaths we're registered today So
follows.
Raachhe Mabel Raachke. z, Feb
"a. az hoo sturnia II,
Reed Hefmun " Recd. IS, Feb.
20. NJ Seattle General hospital
Scibeft - iohane asibvrt. s
months. Feb Is. at sturEis and Nor
man sta
barney Esther Harvey. Z. Fcb.
10. az 22e3 Ia Eighth av
Reynolds II 4. neYnAila. %.
Feb 81. 81 Pacific hospital
MeCabg- Patrick Met a1le ca. Feb.
~. az Way side Emergency hospital
tfallHu Alaaxa ualium. Ia. fcb.
~. ~ University.
nehord- chaa. n. DeboFa. a. Jan
"a. at Vaiaez
Sullivan Joseph John Sullivan.
-. Fob 81. AZ rroviauaco hospital
klso- Emma kfao. "A. Feb 10. AT
Waysiae Emergency haapital
neyine Geo ueaFy Devina. 80.
Feb 70. az ite Ninth az south
I.ayeioy -eaths4fne A iovsjoY
3 Feh -. Al Halsate and occiden
sal
Corey-f'atrick J. corcy. 3. Feb.
70. a noe Lane Il.
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tarday n waa decided 10 have cir.
cularA printed aatfing forth the lap
ansse labor question and 10 oircn-
late them among the laeor oFEsni-
xationa In the city Members OF
the committee declare that hey
are making an effort to interest
other civic bodies In the city in
their movement.
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DOC COLLARS AND CHAINS.
A. L. Hall. I'LL First ave. ".'
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Birth Record.
niFtha we're registered today a.
follows
Hansen Az ssaa keystone a. /.
f.sh. ~. - wife Of JeaH Hansen.
n daughter
Nash 1T Sinefeenth ax
Feb. =. "a wife Of ". 8 Mash.
suu
Nsisoa--At IL Twsitth As. south.
Feb. %. IA uifs q Martha Nelson.
a son
Ullhars A. isfs Queen Anne.
Foh rs. 20 wife II n 4. Ulbcrg.
a daughter.
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AAILR0ADs WOULD
ARBITRATE

teeripps Telegraph ssrvies.l
CHICAGO. March Managers
= = tFnnk lines today. through ]
p haNn, chairman ~ general man
-ksrs enmmltiee. offered 70 ar.
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BASEBALL GOODS
= 4. l. Han. llil First ave. -
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
 FINAL ACCOUNT.

In Probate Court, St. Michael Precinct Second Division, District of Alaska
 Before F. H. Flynn, Y. s. Comis
 sioner, sitting as Probate Judge, il
 re-estate of Charles Peterson. de.
 ceased.
 Notice is hereby given that A. E, Johnson, administrator of the estate o Charles Peterson. deceased. has rend. cred and presented for settlement. filed in this court. his final account as ad. ministratOr of said estate. and that Saturday, the 25th day of January 1908. at 10 o'clock a. m, has been ap- pointed by said court for final hearing and settlement of said account. Said hearing will be at the court room, St Michael, Alaska. Any exceptions in writing will be heard
 Witness my hand and seal this first
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\. BRUNETT,
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
 FINAL ACCOUNT.
Administrator

In Probate Court, St. Michael Precinct, Second Division District of Alaska, Before F.. H. Flynn, U. s. Coms- sioner sitting as Probate Judge, in re-estate of Peter A. Bergstrom deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Fred w. Wright, administrator of the estate of Peter A. Bergstrom, deceased, has rem dered and presented for settlement, fll- ed in this court. his final account as administrator of the estate of Peter A. Bergstrom, deceased, and that Sat urday, the 25th day of January. 1908, at 10 o'clock a. m. has been duly ap- pointed by said court for final hearing and settlement of said account Said hearing will be at the court room, St. Michael, Alaska. Any exceptions in writing will be heard.
 Witness my hand and seal this first day of November, A. D. 1907.
 F. H. FLYNN.
 U. s. Commissioner, Ex-Ofncio
 Probate Judge.
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the property in dispute which was ad- mitted in evidence and withdrawn by the witness. James J. Stokes. the plain tin. was sworn and testified in his own behalf Plaintiff offered in evidence the judgment roll and writ of attach ment in case of Stokes vs. Vista Min ing oC. no. 1875, which were admitted without objection and designated as Plaintiffs Exhibit 'B": also letter from Wm. Knox to Wm. Royce. admitted without objection and marked Plain tiff's Exhibit "C", and thereafter Geo.
 F. Strong and Harry Pidgeon were each sworn and testified for plaintiff Plain- tiff offered in evidence also statement of Vista Mining company, dated July
 30 1901. which was admitted and marked Plaintiffs Exhibit "D". oCrdes vs. Schooner ole Matthews. T. M. Reed presented an order for pub lication of notice of attachment in this case which order was signed by the court and filed.
 At 11:45 p. m. court adjourned until 1 80 D. m.
 1:30 p. m.
 Stokes vs. Knox. Trial resumed.
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NOTICE.

In the Probate Court. for the Fair haven Precinct, District of Alaska, Second Division.
 In the matter of the estate of Jens Nielsen. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigncd has been appointed by the above named court administrator of the estate of lens Neilsen. deceased, and that all persons and creditors hay ing claims against the said estate are hereby required to present their claim with the proper vouchers to the under signed, at his residence in the town of Candle, District of Alaska, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated November 16, A. D., 1907.
 R. H, FOX. Administrator of the Estate of Jens
 Neilsen, deceased.
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The old Italian anc Swiss wines, ports and sherries al Nestor's.
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COSGR0vE ASPIRES TO
 RETIRE GOV. MEAD

party usually honors d man with a renomination. but such q precedent has not been set in commonwealths where the term is four years.
 CosgrOve was asked what he thught of the senatorial fight in the state.
 "oYung man." he said. as he bound ed from his seat, "I wouldn't touch that matter with a 4O-foot pole. No no, you must excuse me, l have enough to do to manage my own fight. It has also been said that I am seeking an al- liance with Senator Levi Ankeny. This you can brand as a canard. I am not seeking an alliance with anybody ex- cept the voters of Washington, and you can depend upon it that I will not re- tire from the race unless retired by the people at tho primaries"
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CUBA PROSPEROUS
 SAYS CAPT. RICE

MINNEAPOLIS.-Nothing but the unexcelled natural resources of the country could withstand the period of uncertainty through which Cuba is now passing. and prosper according to Cap tain Cushman K. Rice, owner of sev- cral large ranches near Havana and Camaguay. Cuba. who is visiting in Minneapolis this week.
 Ut is up to the United States" says Mir. Rice, either to assume the entire responsibility of government on the island or to step out. make this statement as reflecting the sentiment of nine tenths of the people of the island, and speak with no further authority than any other American who has re- sided there and taken an active inter- est in public affairs for six years"
 Captain Rice is the son of \. F.. Rice, former lieutenant governor of Minne- sota. and for the last six years has di vided his time between his ranches in Cuba and travel. During his residence on the island he has studied conditions closely and says he has come to the conclusion that while the guarantee of good government from the United States has buoyed up business and kept values from dropping entirely out of sight. d more decisive policy would be appreciated by all concerned.
 Interest centers about the coming election in Cuba for Cuban govern ment in the spring" says Captain Rice
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NOTICE.

Tn the Probate Court, for the Fair haven Precinct District of Alaska. Second Division, Geo. D. Campbell, Probate Judge.
 Tn the Matter of the Estate of Robert Ford, Deceased
 Notice is hereby giver that the un- 1ersigned has been appointed by the lbove named court administratrix of he estate of Robert Rord, deceased, md that the creditors and all persons having claims against the said estate, are hereby required to present their claims, with the proper vouchers to the undersigned, at the Keewalik hotel on the Keewalik Sand Spit, in the above district. within six months of the date of this notice.
 Dated November 16. 1907.
 JULIA FORD, Administratrix of the Estate of
 Robert Ford. deceased.
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Fred Lupp and P. J. Coston were each sworn and testified for plaintiff, after which plaintiff offered in evidence ap- plicatiou of Milo Knox for trustee deed to lot 20 block 65. a certified copy of which was substituted and admitted and marked Plaintiffs Exhibit "E", and thereafter S. T. Jeffreys and Andrew Anderson were each sworn and testi- fled for plaintiff and plaintiff rests. Defendants Case:
 s. T. Jeffreys on behalf of defendant moved to dismiss the action, and after argument upon the motion the matter was submitted to the court and the trial adjourned until 10 a. m. Saturday November 30, 1907. to which time court adjourned.
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Pine Guerra, the popular hero of the hour, while he had said he will not run for the office himself. is looked upon to select the president. My Tyas or Jose Miguel Gomez are looked upon as the candidates he will put in the field. Both are considered capable men for the pO- sition and a good native government could be expected from either of them"
 One thing that Mir. Rice, as land owner, regrets is the way so many Americans have been duped in land deals by interruptions dealers. He says that thousands of them have lost mon ey by their haste in purchasing the first bit of land shown them. Owing to the old system of surveying, boundaries of farms are badly mixed. he says, and the uninitiated often pays good money for land to which he gets pesos de possession which, translated. means an undivided interest in an indefinite parcel of land in an unlocated quarter
 Sometimes when it Is divided and To- cated the land proves to be the soft spot of a worthless swamp. However there is some good land still for sale on the island, but the country is said to be no place for the poor man. To make money in Cuba, money is requir- ed to start with. and the more the in- vestor has the better his chances for success
 One thing Cuba is long on, besides long filters, is climate. Semi-tropical
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DISTRICT COURT
 DAILY MINUTES

Stokes vs. Knox. This case came regularly on for trial before the court T. M. Gloves and Thomas R. Shepard appearing for the plaintiff and <. T.
 Jeffreys for the defendant. F. R. Cow den was worn and testified on behalf of the plaintiq. The witness identified Volume at page 142 of the records of deeds of the Cape Nome Recording Mitchell ct al vs. Vista Mining Go. of
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SEATTLE.--S c. Cosgrove, of Pomeroy, woh is determined, if possi- blc, to be the next governor of Wash ington, and thinks that Governor A. F.. Mead has served long enough and that when his present term expires he should seek the abscurity and rest to which he is entitled. He says he is not fighting the governor, but as Mead set the precedent by defeating the only man who sought a renomination, eX- Governor Henry Mcbride, he should abide by it and leave the field open to other entries. Congrove is spending a few days resting in Seattle.
 'l think" he says, that when a man has served four years he has served long enough. In states where the term of office is two years the. republican
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climate prevails and a range of tenn perature from 42 degrees above to 9S for the town of Camaguay. A drought this year lasting from December to the last of June caused a falling off in all crops but so productive is the island that the loss is not expected to fall heavy enough on any one to put him out of business.
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lord chancellor has left the United Kingdom. The law forbids that the great seal. of which he is the custo- dian. be taken out of the country. It is supposed to be constantly kept in his personal custody. but Lord Lore burn has arranged for safeguarding the seal during his absence.
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BlAMES THE SYSTEM.

BOSTON, Nov. 29.-Thomas Lawson has addressed letter to President Rooseevlt in whihc he says that the system is at the root of the whole trouble and that it brought about the recent trouble in order to discredit the administration.
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DYING WHILE MOTHER
 IS BEING TRIED

WASHINGTON. Nov. 29-Montgom- the man she killed. is dying of pneu- monia here while her mother is being tried for murder
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LORD CHANCELLOR. DARING.

LONDON-The lord chancellor, Lord Loreburn, sailed for Canada on the Empress of Britain today. He will visit Niagara and possibly New York This is the first occasion on which
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day of November, A. D. 1907.
 E. H. FLYNN, r. s. Commissioner. Ex- -Officio Probate Judge.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

In the Probate Court of St. Michael Precinct, Second Division, District of Alaska.
 Letters of administration on the es- tate of Charles C. Irvine, deceased, having been issued to the undersigned persons knowing themselves to be in- debted to said estate should make prompt payment, and all persons hay ing claims against the estate should present them, with proper vouchers within six months from the date here- of, at St. Michael Alaska.
 November 1. 1907.
 A. BRUNETT,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-15
MATTlsoN.coNvERsE
Miss Converse Of Charlotte the Bride
Of D. r. Mattlson.

Charlotte, Aug 14--At BAY View
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. X Con.
verse the marriage OF their daughter
iiessle Helena, and Duane Frank Mat
tlson OF New York took place M d. 3O
o'clock this evening. The Rev. Har
Vey Gulick OF the Congregational
church performed the ceremony Inc
double ring service being used The
bridesmaids were Miss Ethel bingham
OF burlington and Miss Lila n. Mat.
tison OF New York Mrs. n. l.. Leay.
enWorth of>Cleveland, Ohio. a sister
OF the bride was the matron of honor
ana little Helen Converse Leayen.
worth was the ring bearer The
grooms best man was Harry A. Mat.
tison OF Rutland
The brides gown was OF radIum sat.
IN princess style, trimmed with polnt
applique and rose point lace. Her
ven was fastened with a diamond cres
cent and she carried white roses with
shower OF lilies OF the valley. The
bridesmaids wore pink liberty silk
trimmed with yalenciennes lace and
carried pink sweet peas. The matron
OF honor was attlred In a cream col.
ored dress, trimmed with rose point
duchess lace
Following the ceremony which was
witnessed only by relatives. a large
reception was held on the grounds. re-.
ireshments being served By Coon. the
burlington caterer. In spacious tent
Waterman's orchestra OF Burlington
furnished music aud PLAYED the we'd.
ding marches.
Mr. and Mrs. Mattison will enjoy a
Drldal tour 10 Chicago and return
home by way OF the Great lakes.
among the guests present from out
OF town were Hon j. II. Converse and
CoL Charles A. Converse OF Philadel.
phia' Mrs q. T. simson OF North Ad.
ANS, Mr aud Mrs. l.. n. Ross OF Brook
.yn. Mrs. G. n. Mattison. Miss FLORENCE
=. Madison, Miss Esther Mccullough.
MISS Caroline 4. Cushman and Col n
d Bennett OF bennington.
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WALDEN MAN MISSING
Byron S. Davis Has Not Been Seen
Since Monday-Sulelde Feared.

Walden. aug l4,-Byron s. Davis
aged 20 years has been missing from
his home In the village since Monday
afternoon and all efforts to locate him
have been mayailing though every
clue possible has been followed up by
his family and friends.
lie was Last seen Monday afternoon
at o'clock when he left home and not
returning In the evening. the search
was begun. No reason is known why
he left home In this manner. Il has
been learned that Monday morning he
purchased some morphine In East
llardwick and this fact has led his
friends 10 think he may have commit.
ted suicide IL Is said that he made
several threats 10 make way with him.
self since he death OF his daughter
about a month ago.
The missing man wore a full beard.
weighs about $50 pounds. wars No.
~ shoe AMI when he left home wore
grey trousers black and white shirt
and black felt hat lie has a slight
impeachment IN his speech.
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FATAL SHOOTING
ACCIDENT At
VERNON
William Brooks Almost Instant
Iy Killed
BIG BULLET THROUGH HEART
With His Brother, Eugene, Was Climb.
Ing Fence When Rifle Was
Discharged.

Brattleboro. August 1I.-William
Brooks OF Vernon a farmer about 40
years OF age was accidentally and fat.
ally shot this forenoon. He and his
elder brother Eugene. the latter armed
with a % calibre rife, started out 10
shoot a horse at the request OF a neigh.
Dor They had gone about 20 rods
from the house when they came 10 A
fence. Eugene got over frst and as
nc Jumped 10 the ground the ride was
discharged, the bullet entering VII.
Hams body just above the heart. VIII.
liam was behind his brother and had
Just got through the fence. He fell
backwards. exclaiming Gene. you've
shot me- dying almost Instantly.
An examination OF the rife after
the accident showed that the safety
catch was not In working order.
states Attorney X. c. Bacon OF this
place ordered an Inquest 70 be held as
soon as Eugene Is able TO testify. lie
Is now In a state OF utter collapse ow.
ing to the accident and Is under medi.
cal care.
Mr. Brooks Is survived by n wife
VINO was Miss Dora Newton OF Vernon
and an adopted daughter, aged sIT
years. -