In Re Dugan's Estate

William II. II. Diígan, a man somewhat more than ninety years of age, died testate on June 19, 1934, having made a will on April 19, 1923, giving his entire estate (except a trifling gift to his grandson) to his son, Birnie L. Dugan. When this will was made, the testator had another living son, Gilbert Dugan, the appellant. This will was duly probated and established, and Birnie L. qualified as executor and administered the estate, lie presented his final account to the probate court and asked for a decree of distribution. On the day appointed for the hearing thereon, Gilbert appeared before…