The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-10-15

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Japan.
Yesterday DR.. Mikishido of Maya
saki arrived here. bringing me a mes
sage of an offer from DR.. Russell, who
\ used to be in Hilo and who Is now in
Nagasah, practising medicine and ed
iting the Russian paper Liberty. For
some time DR.. Russell has been using
my hook worm remedy In Japan. where
the doctors have been making the
same mistake the doctors here are
making and treating cases of hook
worm as consumption. He has been
having great success with the remedy
and now he wants me to come to ia
pan and work under him. 1t Is not for
leprosy that he wants me and SO far
as money is concerned the offer is
good one.
But I do not want to leave this
country with that name fraud stick
ing to me. I would not take the money
and go If I could get a chance here.
know that the politicians want me
to stay here and I know too that the
sick Hawaiians want me to stay.
don't care for the politicians, but I
do for the others, and money could not
tempt me If 1 thought that the Board
of Health would give me a chance
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR BLOOD
SHED.
Before I go away I will probably
treat those lepers at Lahaina. There
are a number there. The Board Of
Health knows it, the police and the
Sheriff there know 1t, but those men
have guns and can not be taken. Now.
If I go there, those men will come out
in public and they will have their guns
and they will shoot the first man who
tries to take them. But 1 will not be
responsible for the lives that will be
lost It will be the Board of Health
ing me a chance to prove myself in
any other way"
MEETING AT PRINCE CUPID'S.
The wallach matter was discussed
last night among number Of prom
inent Republicans, who were called to
meet at the residence of Prince Cupid
at Waikiki Wallach himself was not
at the meeting, but he knew OF 1t and
was in the neighborhood most of the
time.
The Home Rulers also met and de-
liberated over the situation, but came
to no definite conclusion as tc where
they stood.
PINKHAM FOR MOLOKAI.
President Pinkham of the Board Of
Health left yesterday for Molokai and
1t Is unlikely that anything more can
be done by the Board of Health until
his return.
Wallach is particularly sore at Ka-
lauokalani, the member Of the board
who seconded the motion to adjourn
on Thursday. the motion which pre-
vented him from making the speech
he had planned. He states that in view
of Kalauokalani's attitude at the Home
Rule meetings he had reason to expect
something altogether different from
him at the meeting of the board.
Already the words of Kalauokalanf
and Prince Cupid at that meeting are
being used against them by the Home
Rule and the Democratic politicians
and the native papers will roast the
Delegate for his speech until he has
a chance to square himself.
MEANT WHAT HE SAID.
Last night Wallach repeated what
he had said in the morning regarding
his idea of his chances if he consent
ed to become candidate for Mayor
of the City and County of Honolulu
although now, in view Of the offer ne
has had from Japan, he is not so Ger
tain that he will be candidate Tor
ANYTHING or even a voter in the next
election. If he is voter he states
that he will be more careful next time
where he registers from.