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Show BIOSSER WILL IS DEFECTIVE In the equity division of the district court. Mrs. Barbara Blosscr has filed h petition asking for letters of administration ad-ministration in the matter of the estate es-tate of her husband, William D. Blosscr, Blos-scr, deceased. The petition relates that W. D. Blosiser died ut Spokane, Washington, October 21, ly 10, and that 6he is his surviving wile, other heirs being named. It is staled that the deceased left a wilt, but that it lias not been probated, pro-bated, and is li'.ccly not to be, becauso cf legal defects In it; that other parties par-ties have petitioned for letters if administration, ad-ministration, bi.t that she thinks she i3 entitled to the position cf administratrix adminis-tratrix of the estate, which is valued ill about $0,000. i William D. Biosser left a will be- ! f,ucathing all his property, personal and real, to hib two children, Mrs. Blosser and a brother, J. L. Blosser, but upon an ex parte hearing before the district court It has appeared that tbe testator and the witnesses did not sign the document in ilu- presence of etch other, which may render thG instrument in-strument defective, and, in which event, the estate would have to b probated by an administrator. John L, Blosser, a bi other of the deceased, was named in the will as executor, he also filing a petition asking for letters let-ters of admlulsi ration. In the event that the will should be determined by the court to be inoperative. It is stated by .some of the parties, interested in the estate that an agreement agree-ment will bo entered Into by tho heirs that the estate be distributed In accordance ac-cordance with the terms of the will, whether it be declared leKal or not, tills to be done by the administrator. |