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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-08

! Judge HUMPHREYS was pceyed
this morning
Tho supreme court reversed the
lower court In the case OF Alvin
Kincaid against the city, which was
suit for damages sustained when
tho city improved a certain street
and allowed dirt TO slide down tho
kincaid lots.
An Olympia report stated that
Judge HUMPHREYS had tried the
case
4 have enough sins OF my own.
Jpdge HUMPHREYS said. u didn't
try the case. aud Il oughtn'i 20 be
charged against me. The case was
tried by my predecessor. judge Ny.
ers
Judge Myers Denies II
Judge Myers was in the court
room when the explosion came. lie
denied that hc tried the case.
Wen, I'll appoint Howard Han
son here TO look Il up and report
TO me" Judge HUMPHREYS announc-
cd.
Hanson looked Il mp.
Your honor" he returned. after
an hours Investigation. your hon.
or" he addressed himself 10 Judge
HUMPHREYS. the records show your
honor tried the case"
judge Myers left the courtroom
smiling.
Gust Asks Freedom
"Oh, WE'LL said Judge Hum.
phrios, Il don't remember trying
Il. I'll have TO look Il up"
An attempt 10 secure a writ OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-08

Fifteen years ago there wasn't a
more daring band of criminals In
the world than this wild lunch. ="
as they called themselves You've
heard OF thcm-of tho famous
Hole in-the.W bandits
From 1895 20 1909 they terror.
iEed the West and Southwest. from
Wyoming 90 Texas.
After each crime they sought
refuge In the "uole-in-the-Wall
country in Wyoming until the hue
and cry subsidized. when they would
return 90 Texas
"Black Jack" Kctcham was their
leader. with hin" Carver rs chief
lieutenant. Then there were Sam
kotcham. Eliza Lay. Lonny and
Harvey Logan. also known ms the
Curry Brothers. FLAT Nose George
Curry. Bob Ice, Deaf Charlie"
Hanks. Hutch" Cassidy, Harry
Longbaugh. also called the sun.
dance Kid" and Hen Fitzpatrick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-08

fled 10 the mountains.
Three OF tho wild Bunch" ee-
capped paying the immediate pen
atty OF their crimes only by fleeing
tho country.
Butch Cassidy. Harry Long
baugh tho "Sundance Kid" and
Eta Place. who also poses ms
Longbaugh's wife. went TO Ar.
gcutinh.
All OF them were experts with
horse aud rifle.
Eta Place II markawoman
equaled By few men, and with what
what they had loft Of their share
OF the loot thoy bought n ranch In
tho interior.
Here they were joined later by
Harvey Logan.
They picked their ranch location
with care-a high tahlcland or
mesa. from which they could see
for % miles IN every direction.
And In Argentina they resumed
the lawlcss life for which they
had been driven from tho United
states
For two years they raldcd coun.
try banks. held up wagon-trains
and terrorixed largo section OF
interior Argentina.
From their refuge on the mesa
they could see any posse that
might approach from any direction
In time 10 make clean getaway
should suspicion point toward
them.
But not until letter written 10
pal I'm tho states fell into the
hands OF American officers. who
advised tho Argentina authorities
OF the presence in South America
~ this dangerous remnant Of a
dangerous gang. were they mo
Tested.
Preparations were made 10 cap
ture them. but they got wind Of the
coming OF tho officers and fled
again this time across tho border
into Chilli
There they are yet. or were
when last heard from-three men
and woman who dare not come
homo and who dare not stay long
whore they are -- condemned
through their own past record of
crime 70 a life OF constant "moy.
| Ing on"
Does crlmo pay
Ask any OF tho members OF the
wild bunch" who are serving
their prison terms
Ask the lonely woman down on
! the Gillian coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-08
CITY IS UPHELD

OLYMPIA, Wash. Ang. s.-That
the people alone can regulate the
hours OF work Of the firemen. ana
that therefore the double-platoon
ordinance approved by the people
APPLIES also to those employed on
tho fIreboats. In the decision OF the
supreme court, UNFOLDING Judge Pro
TEN. william r. Moore. The men
on the boats conteuded the double
platoon system did not change
their working hours. which former
ly were eight n day Under the
double. platoon, all firomen work In
10 and il.hour shifts. whore for
merly they worked q hours contin-
uously.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-08
so THERE, NOW, HIS HONOR
JUST KNEW HE WAS RIGHT

habeas corpus for the release ~
Adoiph 4. Gust will be made today
by his attorney. g. W. Saulsberry.
who will apply 20 some OF the SUI
prems court judges who are attend.
ing the state bar association meet
Ing here.
Attorney Thorwnld slegfried.
who recently sent n letter 20 the Sc.
attle liar association TO Investigate
the conduct OF Judge HUMPHREYS.
with the Wow OF bringing diabnr.
ment proceedings. sent another let
ter today. calling attention 70 the
Englestadt case.
In that case. EnglestRdt secured
his release from jail only after
agreeing. under Judge HUMPHREYS
direction. to pay Attorney Olson
$50.
Flx Bond for Titus
Judge HUMPHREYS fixed $4,000 ms
the amount 81 appeal bond for Dr.
Hermon r. Titus, and an effort 90
secure this amount Is being made
today. Pending the appeal. II the
bond IA put up. Titus viii be AZ
liberty. when Attorney Glenn
Hoover asked the court 20 fix the
amount az tho bond. Judge Hum.
phries directed Hoover to advise
Titus to quit the soap box bus
mess"
lilo IA an old man and has heart
trouble" said the Judge He Hays
he's going 70 figh, me. but am
here for three and q half years. by
that time he may be on tho other
side OF the river
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-08
CLEAR UP MYSTERY

The log OF the American schoon-
err David Evans has cleared up the
mystery surrounding the disappear
ance Of John 7. Doherty scion OF a
wealthy Honolulu family. who's left
his home I'm the Hawallap islands
eight years ago. Deputy United
states shipping Commissioner a. H.
Peterson. upon the request OF Capt
w. /. Eyres. commander Of the Yes
sci I'm 1905, searched the records In
HIS office and found that Doherty
had died as a Btowaway on board
the schooner in January, 1905.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-08

the Tall Texan"
Two women. too--Laura Bullion
and rtta Place.
Robblng railroad trains and coun.
try banks was their criminal spe-
cialty.
They robbed the Butte County
bank az Belle Fourehe. n. d.. In
June, 1897 held up tho Union Pa
cific express train at Wilcox. Wyo..
In June, 1899; held up another Tn.
Ion Pacific train at Upton. WYE.
In August. 1900. and n month later
robbed the First National bank of
Wlnnemucca. New. OF $1,000 In
gold In June. 1901. they took sl0.-
500 IN bank notes from Great
Northern train At Wagner. Mont
And these we're only some OF tho
larger OF hundred or moro rob.
ing sheriff Edward Farr. who was
bories that netted the wild
Bunch" more than half a million
dollars In seven years.
Easy money!
Not at tho price they paid
Listen
BLACK Jack" Ketcham was
hanged at Clayton. n. NJ. for KIN
trying TO arrest him for n train
hold.up.
INN" Carver was killed IN Texas
while resisting arrest for n murder
committed IN Sonora.
Sam Kctcham died In tho New
Mexico penitentiary Of wounds re-
cclvcd In a fight with a shcrlfrs
posse.
Eliza Lay Is serving iifo term
In New Mexico for his share ia tho
Cimarron train robbery.
Lonny Logan was killed IN Mis-.
souri, while resisting arrest.
Flat Nose George" Curry was
killed In Utah while resisting ar.
rest
Bob Lee has Just finished ten
years IN the Wyoming penitcntiary
for his part In tho Wilcox train
robbery.
Deaf Charlie Hanks was killed
in San Antonio while resisting ar
rest.
ben Fitzpatrick. The Tall Tex.
an" is finishing n i5-yoarHentence
at Atlanta for the Great Northern
robbery. and Laura Bullion did two
years and hair at jefferson City
for her share in this crime.
Harvey Logan got a 20year sen
tence for the Great Northern rob
berry. but on November 20. 1902
broke away from his guards az
Knoxville. Tenn. stole a horse and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-08
Teaching Fathers How to Care
for Baby in Mothers Absence

vestigatlon. and they found that
many OF tho errors OF childhood
might be corrected II tho "Old
Man" only knew what to do in
emergencies. With this end in
view. a course In lectures has been
mapped out. and every Thursday
night married men are eligible TO
the course. They win be taught
when the child ought TO be fed.
what to give Il and what TO do
when the mother Is not around.
other vital facts OF life VIII be ex-
planned them. The doctors says
they believe there will be fewer
fathers walking the floor NJ night
after the course has been complet.
ed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-08
Street Walkers
Set Our Styles

LONDON, Aug. 8. - That
street.walkers Of Paris are set
ting the styles for the women
and girls OF America, and that
the latter are unwlttingly fol-
lowing these styles because
they are Paris gowns, 10 the
conclusion reached by Rudolph
Cony, editor Of the Garment Re
View Of Chicago, who sailed
today for New York.
at took me Just about two
days In Parasite Get at the root
OF this wild orgy en- dlshablIle,
In which so many perfectly re-
spectacle women are indulg-
Ing" said Cony today. THE
deml-mondalncs OF Paris are
debating the styles 20 US, and
helping the women OF the Unit.
ed States along TO what, " the
craze continues, will end In
practical nudity"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-08
Does Crime Pay? Ask the Lonely Woman Down CHILEAN
Coast and Her Three Men Companions the Surviving
Members of "Wd Bunch" of HoIe-in-the Wall Country

(Nere Is another OF those
fascinating crime stories from
the pen Of Frank Parker Stock.
bridge, editor Of Popular Me
chanles, whose writings have
become familiar TO readers Of
The Star through his eontrlhu.
lions to shls paper during tho
summer.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-08
At a Glance

IA CROSSE. Wls.-charles
Dutsch. expert swimmer. fell from
launch and was drowned in the
Black river yesterday.
NEW YoRk.-viseouns Haldane,
lord high chancellor OF Great Brit
ain. will arrive here on Aug. ~
and return TO England. sailing on
Sept. 2. lie has accepted invita-
tlonH 20 visit the United States
military academy NJ West Point and
20 talk 20 the American Bar associ-
alton mt Montreal on Sept. /.
WASHINGTON. - Representative
John ]. Casey OF Pennsylvania. Mrs.
Casey and eight little Caseys. six
boys and two girls. the oldest IL
years ~ age. were received by Presi-
dent Wilson yesterday.
BosroN.-Dr. Milton J. Rose.
neau, OF the Harvard medical
school. has been awarded the gold
medal OF American medicine for
service 10 humanity in the last year,
in connection with his work in the
study OF infantile paralysis.
CHlCAcO.-The three reprodue-
tions Of tho Columbus sailboats. the
Santa Marie. the Pinta and the
Nina. built for the Chicago fair In
1898. left Jackson park today on
the first leg OF their Journey to the
Panama exposition at san Fran
cisco.
LONDON.-lt 10 reported that
King Manuel Of Portugal has pawn.
cd number OF highly valuable
Jewels and decorations formerly
worn by his father.
WAsHiNoToN.-scnator TIL
man of Georgia is after the Job of
Washington street car conductor
who ordered him off the steps OF
a car onto the platform In an
abrupt and discourteous manner.
FvERET Roche Harbor
Lime company's tug Calcium was
Yesterday destroyed by fire. The
crew we're rescued by the cannery
tender West Coast
eERlIN.-Buslness men have or
ranizod for the purpose OF attempt
ing TO induce the government TO re-
consider It's determination not TO
participate in the Panama exposi-
ton in 1915. Appeal will be made
direct 20 Emperor william.
sEWhRD.-All Bristol bay sal
mon canneries have capacity packs
and have been closed for the sea
son.
VANCOUVER.-The last link In
the railroad connecting the Koote-
nav cities with Vancouver will be
completed when work Is finished on
n 3S.mile contract awarded by the
c. p. II. TO Macarthur Brothers com
pany OF New York The work VIII
cost approximately s3000000
spoKANE.-Father James NJ.
Brogan. S. j.. has been chosen as
the new president of the Gonzaga
university.
vANCoUvER.-sls Cinnamon, at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-08
vANcoUvER.-sIx Cinnamon, at

A now telephone substation. 10
be built at the cost OF 100000. will
be erected by the Pacific Tele.
phone a. Telegraph Co, on Federal
av., between East Prospect and
East Aloha SITS. The new office will
take care OF 4,400 OF the company's
subscribers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-08
HOTELS ARE WARNED

Five hotels have been warned by
Police Chief Bannick that unless
they clean up in n hurry, he would
proceed against them under he red
light law passed by the recent leg
islature. The chief. following the
custom in Iowa, where tho red
light law originated. first warns the
hotel men before invoking court ac-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-08
BY John p. Stockbridge.
CRIME DOESN'T PAYl

NNTWE UUtSN FANI
You don't have 10 try Il 10 prove
that
Ask any old-,lme detective. who
has seen criminals rise, flourish
for time, then spend the rest OF
their lives In prison or In exile.
Ask the four surviving members
OF the wild Bunch" who are hid
Ing In Chlll--or were year or two
aso-whst they have 70 show for
their career Of crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-08

tempting 10 enter the United States
from Canada. were yesterday dis.
covered in a refrigerator car at
Blaine. Two OF them escaped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-08

were sung and funeral orations de-
llyered.
OlYMPiA.-Work has been be-
gun on the n. =. concrete sub
way. to take the place OF the wood
en- covered cut through which the
road now runs.
omAHA.-Frederlek Cross Won
Alvenslaben. German day laborer,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-08
AITE eluFFs-whi.. slu,,.

went out Of business yesterday with
a ball given nj the Hotel Ufford.
the only business building opened
on the new townslie. The ball was
In the nature OF n wake. Requlems
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-08

was yesterday notified by the Ger
man consul at Chicago that he was
heir TO si.75o.000.
STRATHMORE, AIta.-W. Gil
lingwelter. rs years old. his wife
and infant child. were burned to
death through the explosion OF an
oil stove. Gillingwelter was chief
clerk in the c. p. r. irrigation de-
partment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-19
X
MINISTER AND COLLEGE PRESIDENT WHIPS AGED !
FATHER AND UPH0LDS HIS ACTION!


x HEAD or INDIANA SCHOOL DECLARES INSULTS TO MO-
\ THEIR DEMANDED RADICAL TREATMENT
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-19

Special Correspondence
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Sept 10
Has a minister-an avowed man Of
God-and a college president as well
the right 20 thrash his aged father
This Isl the ethical question now
stirring all lndiana-since formal
Indictment was returned against Rev.
Elijah A. Hanley president OF FRANK
lin college Of Franklin. Ind. charging
him with assaulting his father. Calvin
Hanley. who is 63 years old
DIT Hanley. who vas formerly the
S6,000-a-year pastor Of the rich East
end Baptist church Of Cleveland, o.,
admits ne whipped the senior Hanley
when he heard the latter Insult his
mother and sister.
Il did this unseemly thing" he
SAYS because Of my fathers indie
cency. 7 was brought TO the sorrow
ful deed by my fathers long con-
tinued cruelty to my mother
Ills treatment OF her would be in
credible To one who did not know the
facts He has refused 10 let her ride
20 church. and when she has walked
he has cut holes in her clothes. He
often flies into "A rage when she goes
visiting and has had the telephone
taken out so she cannot talk TO her
friends.
For % years / have kept my
hands of father. but when I learned
he had called mother an unspeakable
name I could stand il no longer.
IT did not try 10 hurt him serious
" 7 tried not 10 do so. i wanted 10
be severe enough TO warn him for
all future time. but not violent
enough TO iniure him. There IS much
good IN my father but when his evil
moods come upon him, they are like
demoniacal possessions and ne has a
resourceful ingenuity in making
mother suffer"
The Indictment against Hanley was
returned after he and his father had
finally reached a reconciliation. The
father is badly bruised. il is said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-19
Chinese Hens Lay Bigger
Eggs Than Ours--Means War?

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-Indig-
naut that the United States should be
outdone at a game in which we have
always believed our entries prominent
ly superior. A. A. Williamson, United
rushed advices to his home office be
seaching IL to have the fiery cross
carried through the land TO rouse all
true citizens to the pitch of patriotism
and go into an international contest
of prior magnitude determined to win
or expire.
Consul Williamson points out that
the Chinese number more than four
hundred million whereas the people
Of the United States are but a quarter
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-19
HOUSE AND SENATE
TARIFF MEN AGREE
ON WHEAT AND FLOUR

WASHINGTON. Sept IA settle
ment OF the differences between the
house and senate over the proposed
duties on wheat and flour was reached
by the democratic members of the
tariff conference committee Thursday.
Under the senate amendment both
wheat and flour would go on the free
list and a duty of ten cents per bushel
would be assessed against wheat inn
ported from a country levying a duty
on American wheat. and a duty of >
cents per barrel against flour i'm
ported under like conditions. The
house had put straight duty Of ten
cents per hushel on wheat and had
free listed flour with "a cOuntervailing
duty OF ten per cent ad valorem-
IL is expected that the conference
will approve cOunterVailing duty OF 10
per cent ON potatoes which both
houses have put on the free list and
that the counteryailing duty on wood
pulp may also he adopted
An agreement was reached on the
meat inspection provision as applied
80 free meat from abroad and the
section will be rewritten so that the
rigid provisions of the American in
speCtiDn laws viii be applied in some
OF their more important natures To
supported meats
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-19
SCARLET FEVER AND
BRIGHT'S DISEASE

Many cases of Brights Disease. partiCu-
larly In young people. have a history OF
scarlet fever. IL seems 60 leave the kidneys
I'm such q condition I'm many cases that
Bright's Disease latter on is a common
sequel. IL is important TO note that some
Of the quickest recOvertes made I'm cases
Of BrEhts Disease by FultOn'S Renal
Compound lave been cases in which scar
let fever was a precursor.
one physician reported recovery In two
cases in his practice He hardly believed
results could be had in such cases. Us be
felt there was a definite change I'm the kid
ney that could not be overcome. He was
SO surprised 90 have two cases recover that
he came 10 our Office and reported them
I'm person He did not permit rs 10 use
his name. but III. W. Knoll San Fran
cisco business man, with Offices in the Mer-
chants Exchange, was IN our office when
he called. The physician said In his
pr once IF every doctor i'm the country
knew whGt know VAS GO the results Fuf-
tons Renal Compound gets I'm Bright'r
Disease there would not he n building IN
san Francisco big enough 10 manufacture
IL" Knobs address Is above and be
viii confirm this 90 any one writing him n
You have Bright'S Disease YOU owe it 10
Yourself and family 20 try Fulton's Renal
Compound before giving up. Ii can he
had ut Woods x Striehel'S
Ask for pamphlet on cur investigation
into the durability Of Bright'S Disease or
write John !. Fulton Co, san Francisco
Advertisement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-19
AUTO BANDITS" MAY
HAVE BEEN JOY RIDERS
Police Fire Madly at Flying Car
Which is Later Found Wrecked
in a Ditch.

DETROIT. Sept. IA crap tour
ing car, wrecked. and unidentified,
lying in ditch Is miles south of Mt.
Clemens with no traces Of the party
which drove wildly through Detroit
early Thursday exchanging revolver
shots with the local police. has halted
Detroit and McCl mems police officials
in their attempt to apprehend the
mysterious occupants OF the car al
first believed TO be the Bryan. o., au-
tomObile bandits, who shortly after
last midnight held up and robbed a
touring party Of $1,000 in currency
besides considerable jeWelEy.
With reports of the hOld-up near
Bryan. o.. freshly made. the Detroit
police early Thursday were on the
watch. When a car manned by
three or four persons spell through
the city. answering orders to halt
with revolver shots, and finally elud-
ing a motorcycle policeman and three
high powered police automobiles, be-
sides scores of patrolmen sent In pur-
suit. the police believed that the
Bryan thieves had escaped them.
The flying automobile never reach
ed Mt Clemens and later Thursday
an interUrban railway conductor re-
ported the finding Of an autOmO bile
wrecked in a ditch south Of Mt. Glenn
ems. which is believed to be the same
machine that sped through Detroit
With the reports of the apprehen-
sion Of the Bryan robbers confirmed
the police now believe that the auto
mobile accrued a party of Joy rid
ers" perhaps with a stolen car tax
ing desperate chances to avoid arrest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-19

ing Of that industry. He declares
that If one will inquire of any group
of people in any street car any day
how many of them have chickens. one
will discover that half Of them have
chickens. a quarter of them expect to
get them, and the remaining quarter
would like to.
With chickens so inSeparably inter
twined about the hearts of the Amer
lean people as this, Consul Williamson
declares that to assail the laying
qualities of United States hens is to
provoke the most serious cOnse-
quences. Likewise. he declares. a les
son may be drawn from the Chinese
omelet That. declares Consul Will
hanson. is a delicacy which has en-
deared the familiar fowl to the celes-
tials TO such an extent that they feel
deep interest in all chickens and
would rally TO defend the honor Of
their chickens as readily as would
Americans. So you have the ingredi-
ents of a deadly warfare in a just
cause.
Consul Williamson has asked that an
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-19
SPANISH MARQUIS Is
KILLED IN HUNTING TRIP

SEVILLE. Spain. Sept. 19.-In
spite of assertions of the family that
IL was plainly suicide, the authorities
are investigating the mysterious
death Of Marques Del Vale de La
Reina, who was shot to death dur
ing "A gay hunting party on the es-
tate of San Lucar de Barrameda.
The marques, who had been the
gayest member OF the party. was
formerly a member Of the Cortes and
was related to Gen. Marques de Pola
Vieja, former captain general of
Cuba and the Philippines.
Two bullets had been fired into the
brain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-19

of that population. so we must get
busy quick.
For he has discovered that Chinese
hens are laying eggs weighing four
ounces. while the eggs Of American
hens weigh but half that number.
He declares that ii is customary for
the Chinese hen To deposit an egg in
her nest daily, which is large enough
10 provide a breakfast for two people.
Everybody Doing IL.
Now Consul Williamson considers
this fact to be worthy of official notice.
He points out that there never has
existed an American nation who at
one time in his life has not engaged
in poultry raising or at least in dream
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-19
RURAL ROUTE MEN VOTE
TO REBUKE DR.. GRAW

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. ls.-The
National Rural Letter Carriers asso-
citation in annual convention here on
Thursday voted 1913 to for a resolu-
ton of rebuke to p. V. DeGraw. for
mer assistant postmaster general for
interfering in the associations af-
fairs The action came as the end
to an insurance fight in which a COM
pany OF which DeGraw is an official
figured