Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-22
WIDOW OBJECTS ID WILL IF
 HUSBAND

PHoENIX. Feb 21.--Mrs William E Dargie who is well known in this city. will contest the will On her late husband if its provisions are not satisfactory to her MT. Oar sie was the well known editor of the Oakland Tribune who died last week leaving an estate estimated to be worth over S1,Oo9,00O. Mir Dargie's father was at one time a leading business man of Phoenix. This case is of particular interest to Phoenix people on account of the fact that Mrs. Dargie is well known here. She spent one winter in Phoenix three years ago as the guest of Dr and Mrs. R. W. Craig of North Center street and last win. ter visited this city for a few days while here she was a member of the Phoenix Countr club and was a general favorite in Phoenix sOcial circles.
 An excellent picture Of Mrs. Oar gle appeared in last Wednesda's edi ten Of the San Francisco Chronicle. The Chronicle says:
 TDargie's will was offace1 fer probate before Judge Emmett J. Brown in Oakland yesterday. Attor- ney C. Nj. Chapman was named as administrator of the deceased edit er's million-dollar estate.
 What the document contained was not revealed in court, as it was quickly withdrawn, with the intimation that it would be regular iy filed for probate today.
 Mrs. Dargie was represented in court yesterday b. Attorney Stanley Moore, and the subdued intensity of the interrogatidSs, particularly those relating to the value of the stock of the Tribune Publishing company, gives rise to the belief that if the administration of the estate is not satisfactory to Mrs. Dargie there will be a contest.
 The provisions of the will as they were learned last night are as fol- lows:
 Mrs. Dargie gets one half of the estate; John F. Connors, s1O.O0O; Joseph Parker. s10,0O0; J. Clem Ar mold, S10000: Alexander Doig, S1O,. 000: a son of M C. Chapman, s50O0: in trust off Tom Dargie's son, Mar win, s100.N00 for monuments over the graves of his parents, s25.OO0; and over the graves of his children, S25.O00; for the Sisters of Charity in Oakland. $5000, and other small bequests, including one other be nevoleat institution. which gets s5OOO.
 Chapman placed the value of the newspaper property at s500,OO0. which has been Dargie's own esti mate in making the provisions his will, and this valuation was used by Judge Brown in fixing the bonds of the administrator at S1,340,00
 No objection was made by Mrs Dargie's attorney to the appointment of Chapman by the court.
 The deed which Dargie nave Mis- Patterson for the property on Frank lin street is understood to have been dated October 20, 1910, and to have been made before his recent journe, co the Orient with the understanding that it was to be filed by the grantee in case the gTantor should die while on his journey in the fal east.
 When Dargie returned it is sai, that his intention was to effect tn, sale of some of his other properties and give Miss Patterson cash, in stead of the deed. which had no been filed at that time. He met he Ia San Francisco on his returl but his health was such that he re turned to his home in Oakland an Co his death bed without hayin, completed thi stransaction, and tn deed in question was filed on Eel ruary 7 three days before Dargi diea."