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Arizona republican., 1916-06-02

In 1895 he firmly attached him. self to the mechanical department Of the paper as assistant pressman. Three years later he took charge of the first perfecting press, and until the last paper was printed yesterday morning he was the head pressman under whom many boys have learned the trade.
 There was never a more loyal faith ful and hardworking employe on this or any other newspaper. As a small measure of it's appreciation of his long and good service The Republi- can yesterday presented MT. Hunt ington gold watch on which was engraved:
 DANIEL HUNTINGTON
 Presented by
 THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN
 Phoenix, Ariz.
 26 years service
 1890 to 1916
 Mir Huntington assisted in the or ganization of the first Pressmans s Union and was it's president. He is now the president of the later organi- ZdllOfl Ol pTtSSIHtl. ne was diSO charter member of Phoenix local Ty- geographical union. Organized labor never had a more creditable and use ful member
 Dan Huntington was brought from his birthplace, Bass, Trinity county, California, to Fort Mcdowell when six years of age. by his father. Cornelius F. Huntington a first cousin of Collis P. Huntington, the builder of the Southern Pacific. He came to Phoe- nix thirty years ago, still a small boy. As a boy and a man he was ex- tremely reserved so that he probably knows fewer people in Phoenix than any one who has lived here five years and fewer people know him. But there is not in Phoenix anyone who | so enjoy the respect and confidence Of all who know him. His going away is most genuinely regretted by all the older members of The Re publican force in every department They do not know him as MT. Hunt fngton" or even as Dan" but as "Oul Dan" and he will always be so re- membered by them.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-02

and it was for the benefit of these peo- pie that MT. Barncord made arrange ments for four great days instead of the ordinary three-day run of this wonderful production. "The Dumb Girl of Portici' has been declared by press and public to be one of the really big photoplay features of the year. The wonderful Pavlowa not only gives her audiences all the artistry of her choice classical dances for which the public has always paid $5 to see but she shows by her work in this production that she is a great actress as well. The role of Fenella which she has created in this photo-opera is one that she has long craved to portray and she has done it most successfully.
 The advice is given to attend the afternoon shows and avoid the crowds. Performances begin promptly at II o'clock in the morning and then run true to schedule every two hours dur ing the day and evening.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-02
Chandler News Notes
NEW CHANDLER BOOKLET

The advertising department of the chamber of commerce. ever on the lookout for the best interests of Chand- Ter, has just issued one of the most at
 tractive booklets ever made up fo- Chandler. It is called "A Little Trip Through Chandler and well deserves the name. for one sees Chandler as it really is, while reading the apt descrip- tions of the town and in looking over the cuts of actual pictures of streets and buildings in the town and immedi- ate vicinity. Though but a four year old town. Chandler people may well be proud of. the wonderful progress made. as so well depicted in the new book
Arizona republican., 1916-06-02
ENTERTAINED

The home of F. E. Morrison was the scene of a pleasant affair on Monday afternoon, when the members of the C. l.. C. were entertained by Mrs. Nor risen. Part of the afternoon was spent in the reading and discussion of q story from the French. Delicious re- treatments were served during the af- ternoon.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-02
ROHRlG CLOSES

The Rohrig school east of Tempe closed last Friday after very suc-, cessful term with Miss Crook as teacher. Martin Rohrig, Jr., was the lone graduate from the Eighth grade, but the enrolment averaged better than twenty daily attendance. Miss Crook has rendered her resignation and Miss Anna Rohrig, member of this years class at the Normal, has been selected to teach next year.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-02
BAPTIST SOCIAL

The members and friends of the Bap- tist church will have Get Together" social on Saturday evening in the church on Dakota street. The program gives every promise of a most enjoy able affair. Everyone is invited to come and join in the good time
Arizona republican., 1916-06-02
HOME FROM TUCSON

Edward Bertleson who has been attending the University of Arizona at Tucson returned to the valley night before last and will spent the summer here with his parents. Others of the Tempe boys are expected in tomorrow evening The commence ment exercises at the University were held night before last and William Pickrell and Bert Minor, former Tempe boys, were among the grad uates.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-02
Amuzu

Today sees the first installment of the greatest serial picture that has been turned out of the Universal studios. The charm of the picture is the couple who grace it with their art, Francis Ford and Grace Cunard. It deals with the life of a young girl who is born in a circus ring and her subse- quent history is made in the environ ments of the sawdust padded ring With Peg O the Ring" will be seen the ever funny team Mutt and Jeff in another of Bud Fishers creations and "a Pathe News Weekly. This bill should attract much attention at the little shop and is sure to start the serial off with a big boost as the twin stars are great favorites in the dime ShOD
Arizona republican., 1916-06-02
BACK FROM THE BORDER

Bob Stewart who went to the bor- der with the National Guard Com pany from Ray arrived in Tempe yesterday and will visit for few days with his parents. Stewart was too young to qualify for the age re- quirements and had to give up his membership in the company.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-02
WHERE TO PAY

A major part of the town clerk S duties are now transacted at the of flee of the new clerk J. E. Pafford at his office in the Tempe Hardware building, and the payment of water rental accounts are to be made there from onw on.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-02
lamara

Although Pavlowa in "The Dumb Girl of Portici" has been shown six times daily to crowded houses at the Lamara for the past three days, there are hundreds of people who have been turned away unable to procure seats
Arizona republican., 1916-06-02
CHECK COUNTY TAXES :

board of supervisors sat as the board of equalization yesterday, when it be- gan the work of checking the county tax assessment roll which will probably occupy ten days in completion. The members of the board stated yester- day that if any one had complaint to make about assessments now was the time to take up the matter.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-02
ALMOST A FIRE

Chandler almost had a fire on Mon day afternoon when some rubbish in the rear of the Williams Grocery caught fire, and for a time blazed mer rily. The flames were soon eXtin- guished
Arizona republican., 1916-06-02
REHE

Those taking part in the Children's Day service at the Methodist church are urged to be at the church on Satur- day afternoon when rehearsal will be commenced
Arizona republican., 1916-06-02
OUT PROSPECTING

Robert Branneman accompanied by Clarkson McNary left last evening for Florence and after few days spent at the Pinal county seat they will continue into the hills for a few weeks of prospecting.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-02
Tempe News Notes
(Continued from Page Nine)

tions. Coupled with The Strange Case of Mary Page" and a good comedy it will be one of the best Friday night programs shown by this house. Tomorrow night 'Pll Come Back to You will be the feature.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-02
THE FISHER LECTURE

Robert Fisher will speak in Chandler on the afternoon of Jure '. and every one is invited to attend. The lecture is under t'ie auspices of the Woman's club and no sadmission fee will be charged.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-02
VISITING IN TEMPE

Mrs McAteer of Globe. formerly Miss Ercel Cook and of the popular young lady students of the Tempe Normal, is the guest of Miss Edith Mullen for a few days.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-02
MILLS ENDS SEASON
 WITH FINE RECITAL

Wednesday night in a highly suc- cessful recital, William Conrad Mills closed his local season for the summer A good audience heard the pupils and others in the final recital, which was one of the best of MT. Mills season. Following is the program: Song Cycle "A Day in Already" ........,............B By Harriet Ware
 Arranged for two voices) a-Spring Morning.
 b-The Seas of Noon
 c-Good Night
 Miss Alice B. Norton, Soprano
 Miss Edith Mullen, Contralto In the Deeps of the Daisies ........ ...e. e. B. Hawley The Shutdown Sea Edwin M Steckel
 Miss Martha Nolt, Soprano Some Day, Some Time ... Clarke Rolling Down to Rio .... German Delwin P. Jewett, Basso Profundo Years at the Spring ....... Beach Il Bacio kiss Waltz) ......... .Arditi
 Miss Alice B. orton, Soprano Wait Her Angels to the Sky. Handel Sound An Alarm ..............Ha Handel Where'er You Walk ........... Handel Howard Francis Ewing, Lyric Tenor Dawn d'Ardelot Roses in June ................. Wilson Elsa's Dream (from Lohengrin) .... ......... .............. Wagner
 Mrs. R. N Tafel, Soprano I'll Sing Thee Song of Araby. Clay Spirito Gentil Ga Favorita) .Donizetti Mother of Mine .............T Tours
 Jack Westervelt, Tenor You, Dear, and I ..........Fr Freuler LoNO INieipoOuy u AlutlOt The Cry of Rachel. Mary Turner Salter Miss Helen Huberta Boyle, Dramatic
 COntraltO
 Miss Merta H. Work, Accompanist
Arizona republican., 1916-06-02
OVER FROM PHOENIX

Attorney Scott of Phoenix trans acted legal business in Tempe yes terday.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-02
NEW A. B. 0.

Professor A. B. Clark of. the Nor nal school and Mrs Clark are re- ioicing over the arrival of baby boy at their home yesterday morning.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-02
ADJUSTMENTS
MARGUERITE CLARK
 AT ARIZONA TODAY

The picturesque grandeur of Alpine surroundings has been used as back ground for Marguerite Clark's latest film appearance, "Out of the Drifts" the Famous Players Paramount pie ture which is the attraction at the Ari-
Arizona republican., 1916-06-02

Hire little salesman at The Re- publican office. A want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-02

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-02
POKER PLAYER EVIDENTLY

"The landlord has raised the rent again"
 "Well?"
 Shall we drop out or stay? ?"-F'rom the Detroit Free Press.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07

SUBJECT senator Smoot served mott
Oh %torSe W Perkins to eNper, r,,,L
II uul the usual procedure In Tho r.
,t,., IAN convention beginning Win
'WnlN tomorrow AZ which So
dloT Harding. the T,uuor..,,' t''il'
man viii deliver the ksvnotc . ~ =
a. winch state delegations viii 49,,
dilu an Adjournment will be tsL,a -
80 'ne committees a chance 10 cot
down 10 work. :" N''
As matter Of fact while those r,r.
-. proceedings IN the Republican con.
"' ron are going one, the procsdipgs
AT me same time In Tho r,,n'',. '''i
Ip,,,lll'tnlloq VIII disclose now FAR no
roosevelt leaders are heinz 49,
~ an immediate nomination of IN
virtually A Nomination
.i,., ne heynoie speech at the Proeres.
81, NvHn tHIloh is expected by man,
~ % idhlamount 10 placing ColnnsI
roosevelt IN nomination Nam sYr.',,
Ntmthdous demonstration tb.r,
WI ithlng 10 sweep aside an attemnf
a. Hrlal How far this view prevails
Iius tIdIed by the fact that Clifford
ihchoi, Victor Murdock. Hem,
alien and other ProCressiVes IN = con
lrlthCe aered that nothing short az
I'Ildnd ior delay from Col Roosevelt
niHlseu should stand IN the way of
MS immediate nomination
.. on me negotiations for harmony
n,'W'tn the two sides the Ropublican
managers consider that their positio,.
mas been strengthened bv The fsct 49,
an along they have been ready 10 r,ra.
sem Tor discussion list OF candidate
any one OF whom could command I'M.
support OF The others This fscf admir-
r,uly mas been embarrassing 10 Inc
iroEresslNes who found themselvs-
idld open 10 the charge Of refusinr -,
consider any other name than 20,
huoS'Nelts. To Offset this conditior
m" name OF Senator I.aFolIetfa wa,
drought forward. The Republican i'm.
Inedlaiely rejected ir and CHARGED i1.
IIo-resslNes with iusincerity in pra-
S'h'inE me name Of a candidate mo.
were unwilling 10 accept themselye.
Nt mis- point the Progressive man.
ayers turned The tables and demardss,
! -nal me Republicans bring forward !.
/ name. The Republicans Responded n,
St--esilng Former Senator Burton ~,
ONO. arguing that he could unite th,
support OF all the favorite sons. draw
sFenEih from tho Pacifst element ana
mas incurred no enemies among ne
loI',tn born voters The obicCrior- ,f
me Progressive managers 10 Mr. Rur.
I9n were voiced by Governor johnson
~ California "H'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
GOV. HATFIELD
Continued from FIRST PageJ


scene in short order but was
soon recalled without getting
into action. The incipient
riot was soon quelled when
the guardsmen appeared and
quiet was quickly restored.
Owing to a disagreement
over election officers at May
beury, state militia was called.
Polls did not open until 4 this
afternoon and at ten o'clock
tonight polls at the two pre-
clncts are still open. Voters
are voting two at a time and
polls will stay open until all
voters vote, this is novelty in
this section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
BERKELEY COUNTY

MARTINSBURG ". Va. June 6
Not q single precinct In Berkeley
county had reported up fo ten o'clock
tonls ht. with every indication that 30
will be siN O'Clock tomorrow morning
before even scattering returns can be
secured our ballots contain one hun
dred and twenty-five names. making
the count slow and difficult NJ per-
sonal opinion. based upon observa-
ton during the last few weeks, b. THAI
the county will give IFS vote largely as
follows. Republican. Hite for senator.
by 800 Robinson for Governor by 800.
Bowers for Congress by 500. Demo
cratic. CornveII for Governor by 900:
Woods for ConEre- sman by $50.
kump for state senate by 300
Nrarlg an Democratic candidates
for county offices have no Oppo-i ion.
while there are several republican
candIdaIe. Tor each county Office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
HARRISON COUNTY

CLARESBDB re. ". Va. June
A. midnight with no complete returns
from any precinct 30 the county indi
cations were thar Judge Ira r Robin
son would carry Harrison county over
Attorney General Lilly by 500 major
ivy. The race between " p Hife and
4 % White for the senatorial nom.
nation i- close. with indications that
Hifs will carry The county hF 200 ma.
jorifF. Stuart O.. Reed. candidate for
congress. viii carry he county ht cor
over % Roy Waugh N was NOT %.
portCd That tho vote would Boo fully
counted 90 any precinct before day
UEhf
A. D. O'Clock about half o. Tho votes
had bon counted boo ten 0f tho pre-
c.nrfs and fh's return. gave Robinson
TWO fp one WaIOrifg over Lilly. Bv
these same returns Hra was LEADING
White tE small margin. with Rosen.
bloom running third
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07

gnsea,ed by the National Committee
Dul VIII take their case before the
credentials committee
The allies generally concede that
MI. hughes was in the lead but the
ldti thai ne occupies this advantageous
position was not allowed to stand in
me way OF their efforts 10 hold their
FORCES on hand. Their plan IL 10 pre-
vent an early stampede 10 the Hughes
column M the hope that delay may
bIinE INTO the situation some new Gle
ment which would weaken him and
promote the prospects of some one of
me other candidates. All of the can.
didates were receiving favorable a..
SurdnCcs from their friends and in
view OF the situation thus created the
general opinion Is that several ballots
VIII precede the nomination This
opinion IT, based upon the supposition
mar no surprises viii be sprung and
That AT hands will BE- content 10 pro
long the uncertainty.
Much speculation has been INDUCED
IN win regard 10 the effect Of a posi-
i've pronounCcmenf from Mr. RooSe-
Welt. No one counts on awning from
him favorable 10 Justice Hughes
Many believe that such an EXPIRES
sion would he fatal 10 Justice Hughes
nomination because. they say. ~ would
mean certain defeat al the polls. Some
however. advocate his nomination even
I IN tho teeth Of disapproVal hv the
former President This element pre-
diets the nomination Of the jurist re-.
sardlcss Of circum stances.
Prosressives Embarrassed
Tho Progressive leaders are nor I'd
ms The fact that they are embarras ed
ny lack of control over their dele
sales and they fear that they cannot
. H''aN nomination In their ConVcn-
. ZION until after tho Republicans have
acted When told OF this situation
q "a n D.
phed that this predicament Is the Pro
crc~~Iye-. own affair
Niihough tho Progressive managers
nave been COnfoundcd hy their dele.
safes getting out ~ hand they have
capitalized The situation 10 tho extent
~ using Do As an argument win the
. h'Pubucan manaECrs for an early
nomination On tho coliseum TNcv
nav" told The Republicans thar they
iuliy realize uncomfortable qualities
. amons The Roosevelt enthusiasts
! WhICh they fear will result In tho
quick nomination ~ tho Colonel. WIN
the pos ihllir ~ dlsruptine plans for
% reunited party.
Do" Republican managers reiterated
Lhaf they cannot BE- hold rcspon IN o
i'r q condition which tho Progressive
leaders have created and which now Is
p'1euinl them
Dr. developed today that there is A
tL'" InI disposition to evolve n con.
. s'i alive Progressive az oppo1ed
p" no extremely radical clements
"hIch would do everything for cor.
r'lthf' sake and nothing FOR OK.
, nrIiencN Tho former element com
/ posed largely nf active business mon
are inclined tO continue frcfr sForf-
| .n hfLrr about an afiiiati0r with +fs
. I'puhu'aus Tho other element do.
u1.l- n" acceptance NJ Col Roo-e.
vow ae 'hD only basis Of DpmurDulf-e
INNN 500 ar far r. fD 4a.y fhat ,,... 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07

daN were received. II was predicted
thal Lilly and Robinson would have
close race IN the county for tho
SUPERNATURAL nomination on tho Re.
publican Ticket with the following as
winners; Auditor. Moore. Secretary
1i STATE fleming. by $50. Congress.
On the county ticket. Chester
thTee entries. James u Mcdonald for
sherin W. W. Ingram. for prosecutor
ana Charles l.. Jackson for assessor
were fureCasted as successful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
LOGAN COUNTY

LOGAN. W Va, June 6-%ov ia,
= NJ: No complete reports from an,
Logan precinct this hour. Scatferin.
and incomplete returns indicate Ron
lnson majority 400 French plurality
one thousand ''''-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
BROOKE COUNTY

House of Delegate W. l.. Carter.
20 opposition
Sheriff J. X Linton. no opposition.
Prosecuting Attorney u l.. Ramsey.
County commissioner $ = Baxter.
County Assessor Harley El-on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
MERCER COUNTY

BLUEFTELD W. Va Jura Only
part OF one ward counted Result
republican. FIRST ward. Rur'on Rs.
webster ., Hite -. RogenbIoon 1s'
sutherland 80. White 10. Lilly 81, Rob.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
LEWIS COUNTY

NT0TIW- HHTI-
Prosecuting Attorney Bennett.
County Assessor SfTai.N.
County surveyor Spaur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
WEBSTER COUNTY

sheriff Lem FUR
t0uufN Comm eiurcr Ice Lunch.
County Assessor. George Miller
County surveyor. 4 g. Anderson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
JEFFERSON COUNTY

tHARl.ES TOWN. W. "a. June o
Woodrow Wilson. iu the primary
election held here today. received
practically the unanimous vote from
me democrats. j. J. Cornwsu seems
10 De Tar On tho lead for Governor. by
800. Finley for commissioner of a.ri.
culture. VIII carry the county bv POO
Inc teh' for congress seems 10 be-
close between lIlner and Woods Meth
KIN, Or Mineral county. CuffIu. Nary
Ii'le tEure. Senator kump OF IIlwu.
Shir" county. seems to- have carried
me county hv loo over DR. Grihb o'
befh"lcr Springs. Milton Bur. lsci-.
"a. uf'; without opposition The dght
Tot -h'rlt. between Charles Fr-Ia
and ! StrIdor Noier. Be- close I0hn
Fo'"rh'Id will probably carry Inc
county bf several hundred majority
InF prosecuting ATTORNEY Robert and
iiinkl" seem 10 be nominated FOR
county commissioners and r. 4. Wat
son Tor assessor
Tho Republican fsh, FOR .t. .sr,ts
s divided between Iife and er,r,r
ANA win prphahI" majority for Suth.
frland ~ 200 C0nrres-man H0V.r-
seems an easy winner hv 900 rudla
lIa Robinson IL is claimed will DO
''iFf seventy five rcrrcnf OF tho r,t.
over Lilly The Republicans made r,
LoinliH ION for county ticket and .ra
I-IIy faction made mo- frhf .n tfa
county. 20 u ie claimed Tho Demo
tia.IC vote VIII ho about Two thousand
aLi h"ruhhcan seven hundred Tho
N'. .Nfl democratic vote of tho rlrIr.,.
D. twenty-five hundred and rio rsa.r
ioan twelve hundred and INV on
account ~ mo Lengthy flk.. nom. 90
..' Ir'cInc's VIII probably rprur. u-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
C0RNWELL WINNER
Confined from rir,t Pnr.l

seventh strict. Lewis Bum.
gardner. unopposed.
Eighth District-A r. Mont.
9omcry. Jr.. unopposcd
Ninth District-H. G. venviu.
uncpposcd
Tenth Oistrict-Fred L. Fos. u,.
opposed
Eleventh strict-E. NJ. Everly.
unopposcd
Thirteenth Districts. NJ. Hoo.
yer, uropposcd
Fourteenth District-No name
On ballot
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
4. L. Grub ....-. ryoo
9. K Kump +SS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
ROBINSON NOMINATED

STATE SENATE
Fourth district-Rsynond Ooo-
son. unopposed.
Seventh distriet-C. c. Coulter,
unopposed.
Ninth distriet-R. n. Boone,
unopposed.
Tenth district. G. Tiiton. un-
opposed
eleventh district-Charles 4.
Sinsel. unopposec.
Twelfth distr' CT - Wallace q.
Gribble. unopposeo.
Thirteenth district-Oohen Z.
Arnold. unopposeo.
Fourteenth Districts. l. Co.
bun. unopposed.
Fifteenth district-(No name on
ticket.
REPuBLrCAN-Gov
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-23
PROPOSALS. FOR SERVICES o

PROPOSALS FOR SERVICES. OF
flee OF Department Quartermaster,
l. H. Sealed proposals VIII. be re-
ceiYed here until II a. m, April 19,
1916, and then opened, for furnishing
the following services during the fiscal
year commencing july l, 1916: !.
Steyedoring Transports and Other
Vessels. 2 Laundering Linen ter
Transports. 3. E1balmlng and Pre-
pairing for Shipment Remains of ON.
GERS, Soldiers a4d Civilian Employees.
4. Printing for Headquarters, Ha-
waiian Department. Further partieu-
lars on application.
6427-Mar. 20, q, %, %, April II, IS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-23
INTERIsLANp STEAM NAyIGA-
TON COMPANY, LIMITED.
NOTICE OF TREASURER'S SALE
or FRACTIONAL SHARES
- OF STOCK. ..

Notice is hereby given to all stock.
holders of the Inter-lsland Steam
Navigation Company. Limited, and to
the public generally, that on Thursday,
the 2srd day of March, 1916, at the
hour Of ~ noon, at the office OF
James F. Morgan Co., Ltd, No. I25'
131 Merchant ST.. in Honolulu, 4. H..
the undersigned Treasurer of said
Company win sell at public auction all
of the fractional shares OF stock under
the new issue of March !, 1916. re,
naming undisposed of, amounting in
all to Eleven Gil full shares. ~asr,..
Dated, Honolulu, 7. H., March II,
1916. :--,.s. e. XII
eaE NORMAN E. GEE.EE, 81
Treasurer, InterIsland, Steam Naviga-
tion Co. Ltd -e.~ it. &.~.-r
ess eE - 6425--6t --@s.s sa. Cd.