JVeal vesper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Vesper. was a victim! of foul play and deer stealing, a 'practice reported to be quite rom-lmon in the northern woods. Ves-Iper ahot a deer near Baldwin and was loading it on his car. when an unidentified man came and claimed the deer belonged to him. Vesper got out of his car to ta k tiie matter over and a second stranger came and struck Vesper on the head. When he regained consciousness his deer and the men| were gone.I Mrs Hatti* Arrwvd and