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HONOLULU STAB-BCTLETIN. HOXD AT, DECEMBER 2. 1917.
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Silk
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The largest stock in Honolulu and the best . place to
select your Christmas gifts.
Open until 9 p. m. until Xmas.
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1120,Nuuanu St., just above 6oteL
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OAHU RAILWAY and HALEIVA HOTEL
Thirty-day excursion ticket n -een Honolulu and Walalaa, Hv.
ywt or Kahuku: First-class. $2.15; sernd-class. $LS0.
x Special weekly rate at Hotel during iammer month. $25.00.
8plen41d bathlnc coif. tcnnU, glass-bottom boats : owing. pooL
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PR1CEUBPPLY
Congress Not Disposed, How
ever, to Touch Matters
Other Than War
(By C. 8. ALBERT.)
(8prUI 8Ur Bnti CorraiMBlaM)
WASHINGTON, D. C Dec. 8.i-A
proposition has been made to investi
gate by a committee of Congress the
prevailing high prices .and short sup-
Iply of sugar. It also is desired to
ascertain the causes which lea to tne
lessened supply and the increased fig
ure at which it is sold.
Representative Martin of Louisiana,
who is greatly Interested in the pro
duction of cane and sugar, has taken zs
the initiative in tnis movement, ax szs
the first opportunity after Congress
convened he offered this resolution: j
"Resolved, that the speaker of the J s:
house of representatives shall appoint i
from the membership of the house aj zss
committee of seven, whose duty it j
shall be to investigate, ascertain and s
report to the house the causes for
the existing shortage of sugar and the ;
prevailing prices for available sup-! ss
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make such recommendations as may
be deemed advisable to prevent if
possible a recurrence of a sugar 'fa
mine." I
The resolution now is before the
committee on rules. There is no prob-!
ability of early action. It is consid
ered unlikely that an Investigation,
as proposed by Mr. Martin, will be
ordered. There is a general disposi
tion in both the senate and house to
avoid all matters but those relating
to the war, such as revenues and ths
furnishing of materials with which
hostilities may be the better prose
cuted. It is not desired to-take up
many features of outside legislation.
For that reason it is highly improb
able that the Martin resolution will
be apprpved.
It has been found heretofore that
inquiries, such as that suggested, lead
to no beneficial results. They usual
ly are protracted, expensive and te
dious. A mass of conflicting facts
are accumulated, but" none of them
form the basis for remedying the sit
uation of which complaint is made.
ARMY 0FICER DRIVING
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Christmas Greetings
To our friends of Honolulu and all Hawaii
we extend thanks for your bountiful patron
age. May the New Year have in store mucK
of happiness and success is the sincere wish of
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The killing of Marcus Xoda, a Fili
pino, by an automobile driven by
Capt. C. H. Danielson, 25th Infantry.
near Alea Wednesday was declared en
tirely accidental at the coroner's In
quest held .Saturday at Ewa. Ac
cording tot testimony Capt- Danielson
was coming in from Pearl City, when
the Filipino attempted to cross the
road. Half way across he suddenly
changed- his-, tnind d-atarte4 back,
but the distance was too short for
Capt Danielson to avoid striking him,
Noda died shortly after the accident.
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GUARDSMEN INSTRUCTED
ONARENLISTMENTS
Notice to members of the 1st Ha
waiian Infantry, National Guard, h&
been sent out to members in the form
of a memorandum, giving instructions
as -to-necessary" steps in enlisting- in
the regular army. The notice la a
follows:
"Enlisted men of the national guard
desiring to enlist in, the regular" army
will make the necessary application f
the recruiting officer aha" if accepted
for enlistment must present evident e
of same to his company commanders,
who will endeavor to obtain a dis
charge fronv thi guard- for him. Any -
soldier In the guard who completes en-'
listmtarin thr regular" army before"
obtalningls' lischargarrenderi hlo
self subject' to court-martial and sa
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every home to make
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