The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-10-25

/ nantly the tales that had been told
OF their longing for bloodshed and as
sassination and desire for numbering
In support OF the reputation Pinkhanl
stated that he found everything quiet
and peaceful there and with cordial
sentiment towards him existing
throughout. He found that the lepers
were amenable 10 reason and prefer
ring that everything for them be car
ried out in an Intelligent manner. not
at the demands OF men who wanted
the board 10 surrender to their threats
without a shred OF reason.
And the president OF the Board OF
Health will never surrender TO blind
demands" he concluded, but he will
always be found ready 10 listen 20
reason
ROBINSON OPPOSED TO wALLACH
Mark P. Robinson stated that moth
ing had occurred since the last meet
ing Of the board TO alter his convic-
tionS, and these were that Wallach
should never be allowed 10 treat lepers
or anybody else without submitting
some tangible evidence of his ability.
''Of all the petitions that have been
presented in this matter. the ones that
have my sympathy are those from the
colony and if we can secure any proof
at all OF only portion of the things
that Wallach claims l would be will
ing TO listen 10 the petitions OF the
lepers, But Wallach must produce
something for us TO 60 on and he must
be open and aboveboard without any
mystery about it"
Later on in the evening Mr.. Robin
son stated that in order 10 50 tisfy him
Wallach would have TO divulge the
nature of his remedies and submit
them TO analysis.
KALAUOKALANI CHAMPIONS
WALLACH.
David Kalauokalani spoke strongly
in favor OF allowing Wallach TO have |
complete and absolute charge OF |
twelve patients at the Kalihi station |
and offered motion 10 that effect. |
He spoke az length in simple English |
phrases and was apparently thorough |
y sincere in his expressions OF belief |
n the healer.
Here we have ]. Lor Wallach. sent |
20 testify TO the people, TO the Legis-
allure and the Governor, saying 7
nave a cure for leprosy' Some say
hat they do not believe him. Some
say that he is ALTAR, foolish man.
Some say that they do believe in him
never saw him cure the leper. I
never saw the medicine. but we feel
lad. my people, and we want someone
o cure US if ne has the medicine. I
Relieve myself that Wallach has the
to cure leprosy. Give him
ome cases for trial for six months.
T he can cure, good; if he cannot cure
here is no hurt and we can send him
way. 1 see the petition from Kalau-
'apa and five hundred and twenty
even men have signed il. I believe
hat We should give Wallach a trial for
tx months Excuse me, Mr.. President
nd members OF the Board of Health.
hat is my opinion
Il intend TO second this motion of
Ir. Kalauokalani," said DR.. Wayson.
but before I do so I wish that any
Their member OF the board who wishes
0 make a statement would do So
ANXIOUS TO SEE A CURE.
F. c. Smith spoke strongly against
yallach. He said that he agreed thor
ughly with Mr.. Robinson and TO a
ertain extent also with Mr.. Kalauo-
alani. He agreed that if Wallach had
cure it should be tried by all means,
5 he as we'll as the other members
Z the Board Of Health wanted 10 find
UGH a cure. But there must be some
hing 10 go on.
''Wallach says he has a cure, but ]
nyone can say that. even under oath. !
lis friends say that he has a cure. ,
Ut this is too serious matter to I
low anyone to go ahead blindly. es- .
ecially one who has proved himself I
fraud otherwise. AS for the politics
hat seem to be in this, the board
lOuld have nothing TO do with il ,
-hatever. 1 fully agree with the Pres
lent that the various petitions before I
: from the politicians should be re- ?
oectfully returned and not acted up :
4, and until Wallach can produce q :
IRE or some evidence that rs has been !
BILE 10 bring about some satisfactory ?
Improvement in some patient my vote
i'll be against him.
ALTAR, OR WORSE.
Attorney General Hemenway roast =
j WaIlach as q fraud and a liar, or :
-Orse ?
'-wallach. by his own statements re- +
arding the ingredients Of his medi- n
mes. has stamped himself in the y
.inds OF all reasonable men as
aud He has shown his utter alb +
ence Of good faith both towards the q
pers and towards the board in abso-
teIy refusing TO recognize the board I
embers or the members Of the med =
al fraternity as honorable men and II
refusing absolutely 10 furnish :
roofs OF any OF his claims. He has L
TASTED openly that he has been, is .
Nv and viii continue TO be a breaker Il
the law. He has stamped himself a
II. If not worse, by swearing 10 one f.
Z OF facts in the court of natural (
alton and then swearing 20 anOtherl
,posite set OF facts in the district Il
'urt Of Honolulu, in case in which $
. himself was the complaining wit e
- In view Of these facts I would s
81 myself unfsithfui 10 the trust re- D
,sed il me il I voted 70 let WalIach Il
actise on lepers or any other person
say this in reluctance in view OF 3