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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25
PROOF IS DEMANDED
Continued from Page 81


have J. Lor WallaCh sent to testify
10 the people, TO the Legislature and
to the Governor. saying i can sure
eprosy' Mr.. Wallach scys 10 tNia
Board I cure the lcprOsy. | got tho
medicine Some people sly h" itI
man, foolish man. Sc.ac cop -a-
lievo in him.
81 never saw the medicine. But
those people over there at Kalaupapa
ere my people. We feeling bad. my
people. We want somebody cure 1t IL
he has the medicine. And | believe
llysclf Mr.. Wallach has the medicine,
Give him some cases for try six
months. Pick out some there. Send
to here. Try Mr.. WallaCh's medicine
aiX months. If he cure, good. If he
40 cure send him away from the Ter
ritory. | believe better this Board
give MIR. Wallach six months trying
this medicine. He no cure, he put
pull Excuse, Mir. President and men,
bers of the Board of Health, that IL
my opinion"
A resolution introduced by Kalauo-
lalani was then read by Secretary
Charlock. to the effect that Wallach
be given an opportunity to try his
medicine on Twelve lepers ut the Re
Ceiving Station for six months. The
resolution was not voted upon immcd'
lately Fred Smith expressed bis
views on the matter ut issue. He
agreed with Robinson, and said that
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25

How do lots in the PUUPUEO
TRACT compare with other lots of.
fered in MAN0A VALLEY?
They are cheaper. Five cents per
square foot Other lots eight and
ten.
They are better situated. Almost
every lot has a marine as we'll as a
mountain view.
They offer better choice TO pur-
Chasers, The best lots in other
tracts have been selected,
They are security to the extent of
rs per cent. of their selling price
with u.s. should you desire to make a
loan and build a home on one.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25
WAY IS CLEAR TO HONEST MEN.

The action Of the Board Of Health
in the Wallach matter leaves the way
open for reliable proof of the broad
assertions that have been made. We
see no good reason why the plan out
lined should not satisfy the most cX-
acting, If they be honest in their con-
viction to spcal, and know the truth.
If there be a lack of confidence in
Territorial physicians, there is the
Federal physician, Brinkerhoff, who
rs Independent in his sphere of action
end has not been here to take part in
or be Influenced by anything that has
gone before.
The way is open to prove the facts,
and there are no dark and secret pit
falls so far as this paper can make
out.
The statement has been made that
cure has been made of a condemn
ed and convicted" leper. II this be
true, It is capable Of proof. If the
person has been condemned and con-
victcd. the record will show it. And
the cure can also be demonstrated, il
the statement be an honest one,
The part of wisdom for the leaders
is to present the proofs that have sat,
isfed them. Should the subject be
passed on to politics in its present
status, it means ruin to the good
name of such citizens of the Terri
tory as allow themselves to be led
into such a great error.
There is no occasion for pyrotech
mics now II is a straight matter OF
demonstration, and as DR.. WaysOn
has said that the Board of Health has
the short end of the proposition, the
declared enemies of the Board ought
not to hesitate.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25

whether WallaCh can cure leprosy."
he said, lis To give him chance.
want 10 sec this thing settled. II we
turn this petition down now, we will
get another petition at the next meet.
ing, and then another and another.
But would that settle it, said DR..
Baldwin. My contention last week
was that II woulu take years TO tell
whether a cure has been effected.
. "pinkham took the floor. There
are two ways Of doing thngs-a de-
cent way and way that Is not decent
For years efforts have been made 10
isolate the bacillus Of tCprosy. The
idea is 10 get a serum, as we have a
serum for the cure of diphtheria.
Pinkham then referred to pamphlet
by the German doctors who have been
making the search. ITS reasonable;
dark. Two THINGS come In here, our
sense and our sentiment Our senti-
ment Is all toward those people over
there in the Settlement. can talk
sense to them. ! cant to the pcople
here. because as soon as we try we
20 up against a stone fence of blum.
Now, DR.. nrinckerhoff comes in here
On the China and he brings me the
serum. Here's the proof. As intel
liecnt men. can we stoop to the posi-
ton of idiots.
ITS not mp TO tho Board Of Health
ROW. The first man it's up 10 is Mr..
Chas. X. Motley, who says he has the
proof. II Mr.. Chas x. Motley pro
ducos his proof il viii he considered.
II the proof is reasonable it will be
presented to those people over there
Kalauokalani's Motion Lost
! KalauOkalani's motion was put to
vote and lest, only Wayson and ka-
lauokalani voting for It,
Smith moved that until such time
as satisfactory proof of the alleged cure
| for leprosy by J. Lor Wallach he pro-
duced, the President OF the Board Of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25

tor emphasized the question by
pointing at the Stars and Stripes
neatly draped over settee on the
back of the stage, the applause
was tremendous.
True, the American flag had
iluated over the cities of Mexico
and Vera Cruz and had been haul
ed down without anyone suspect
ing that there was dishOnor in the
act; true, the American navy had
successfully bombarded Tripoli
without anyone suggesting that
the act compelled us to undertake
the benevolent assimilation of
Northern Africa, but those things
happened away back in the stage
coach era when things were diff
ferent.
AS matters stand ut present IL
war with Japan occurred and our
fleet should capture Yokohama,
and our army should he generally
successful, It would become our
duty to first buy Japan and then
annex It to this country. As Ko-
rca is now governed by Il Japan
Csc prOtoCtOrate, we should he
forced to take that also, and while
such an ending to the difficulty
would make MS 3till more of a
world-powcr than we row arc. II
would COmplicatu to some extent
our problems of government
When It is assumed that a con-
quCred nation must at the close
of hostilitics he at once annexed
to the Conqucring nation, one sees
AT a glance that war should new
or be declared excepting against
people whom we would consider
desirable citizens, and who are
highly enlightened. thoroughly
civilized and possessed of Mt least
as much virtue and good sense as
ourselves.
We have understood that the
sole complaint which Japan has
made against the United States is
that we refuse to receive certain
of her citizens as citizens of our
country. A war will take care Of
that all right. At the close of 1t
we will be compelled to admit cy-
cry japanese in the empire as a
citizen of the United States, pay
for the territory. give them all the
water cure and send Mr.. Taft or
some other good man out to gov
crn them, but we do not look for
ward with pleasure to such re-
suit, consequently we hope that
there will be no war.
Can we do otherwise than agrc
with the Sun and the Sentinel tina
such Il war would be indced-Hell
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25

Shortly after 10 o'clock yesterday
morning q hack with considerably
over a quarter Of a million dollars of
United States coin in it, drove from
the First National Bank mp King
street to the Treasurer's Office ut the
Capitol.-News item.
A quarter of million dollars OF
United States coin passed out of cir
culation until it is gradually paid out
to contractors. How much better
would it b. for this to be deposited in
the banks, where It would always he
available 10 the Territory and at the
same time exercise an influence to re-
duce interest rates.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25

D. Wallach had cure the Board OF
Health wanted to know II. But there
must be some PROOF to go on.
"lf we should let Mr.. WallaCh Try
.Cn his own responsibility without some
proof today Why should we not let
some other mango tomorrow, and the
day after. Thislfs' too serious mat
ter to allow any one to go ahead blind
ly, especially one who has proved him
self to be fraud. II looks to me AZ
il this Is a political issue. and II II is,
the Board Of Health should have moth
ufE to do with II. Until Mr. WalIu"h
can produce some proof that he has
cured skin diseases or leprusy. my
vote shall never so to allow Rim to
practice on the iepers,"
Wallach Liar
Attorney General HemCnway for the
first time expressed his views In re-
Gard to Walach. "Wallach," nc said,
has by his own statements rs ~
what are the ingredients OF his med
icine stamped himself as fraud. He
has shown his utter absence Of good
faith toward the Board by refusing
absolutely to furnish proof OF his
claims. Mr. WallaCh has boosted
openly that he has been. is now break
ing and proposes to continue to break
the laws Of the Territory.
HE has stamped himself rs Il liar,
| Il not something worse, by swcarinr
10 one statement before the United
States Court and to another in the
District Court.
II feel | should be romiss In my
duty If consented to allow Wallach
to practice on lcpers or any other per-
SON"
Must Have Proof
DR.. Baldwin said he had not changed
his views since the previous meeting
II don't think we should shift the re
sponsibility to the Committee of Sew
en-. / don't think we can. II Wal
ZACH will produce his evidence, We
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25
NEW YORK SUNS WAR SCARE

Not long ago the New York Sun as.
serted in tones Of one speaking with
authority that the despatch Of the
American battleship fleet to the Pa
cific Coast meant war with Japan.
The declaration of course attracted
wide attention because it had the at
mosphere Of being the product of in
side ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, but
awfully true. The best response that
has come over the Bulletin table
is found in the comment of down
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25

should look into it carefully. This Is
IA medical matter aud don't think
that Committee Of Seven Is able ia
Judge. certainly do not believe he
should be allowed to practice on any
lcpcrs until he adduces satisfactory
proof that he can cure.
I DO you suppose any licensed ply
Isician would recommend any consul
ltatiOn with . man like WalIaCh? 1t
would be disgrace to the Board tO
'allOw such thing II patient OF
mine were to want 10 consult with
Wallach, would advise him to get
I"uother physician.
Wayson Champions Wallach
DR.. WaysOu came out as strong
champion Of Wallach. He denied that
Ipolitics had anything to do with his
faction. saying that he thought the
easiest and best way 10 dispose Of the
whole matter would be to let Wallgvh
$50 ahead and Try his cure. lie
seemed to take as n personality Dr.
| Radwn's remarks and said that he
had seen loraji2Cd QuackB as well a'
Illegal qUacEs.
81 want the thing to come to vote
and have II settled" he said.
IF Wallach has cured iCprOsy, what
evidence can he bring? If ! bring 4
cusc of tuberculosis which have
lcurcd to Or Baldwin, ne can't tel
whether the patient bad tuberculosis
or not. II would take months TO gel
proof whether Wallach can cure lcp
rosy or not. IF we are going to wal
to get the proof that Wallach car
cure leprOsy, the conditions among the
people will be {" darned. sight wors,
tnan they are now ! second the mo
! ton of Mr.. KaauOkalani.'
In response to Il question by Fred
Smith, Wnysun said that in his opin
ion there nave been cases of SELF
cured lcprosy, where the disease hat
advanced 50 far ana then stopped,
"The simplest way to find out
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25

Health he instructed TO inform all par
ties that negotiations are at an end
Robinson seconded the motion, and 1t
was carried by the same vote as be-
fore.
w. C. 7. U. Loses
The request Of the w. c. T. l.. that
II be allowed 20 put M drinking
fountain near the Y. NJ. {. A" was
turned down by the Board on sanitary
grounds, |
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25

why is it that some If our Il | =
letin readers refuse to learn? This
paper has recently received two anon.
ymous letters dealing with sporting
matters. The text Of the letters is
harmless. But the rule is ironcast
that letters must be accompanied by
the name of the writer. Chose not so
accompanied so to the wastc-basket
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25

A,
~ wv """''''''iu tue present
lu'' u! 'tE"'" I" wal 1t Is thlS:
nat II ,"' american army OF
navy OF po'h capture y tort or
','' VI enter upon any territory oil
'"' Id ZION VIII" "hIch we are at
war ana erect an American nag
at tue pace " victory OF entry
W. "'' "o''Eru ~ retain 'n' ierri-
TORY over WhIch ihat nag hoats
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25

east daily Democratic and from
Watorvillc, Me. Tho Watervllc SEN
tincl says 1t does not necessarily OBJ
jcct to sending the fleet to the Pa
cilic, but II does hope IL will not re.
suit in war with Japan, for the fol
lowing reasons.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25

Average Daily Circulation 49,. 2557
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05

misunderstand me. but just ~ was
about Co bid her goodbye and tell her
not 60 wear black on my account
Just as | was getting up strength
enough tn die with loving words on
my lips. YOU know--shc gaxed down
at mo and asked. ibid you fau?'
Did ] fall? Just like that you know.
as N ] might have walked down I
tried 90 be diFnihed, but the black
smudgc on my nose wouldn't let me.
] went out d hire q man 20 put up
the stove. Say. II thero--ooh ma-
nai--any SCOT on the back of my
neck? Take a tip boys from an eX-
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thing done as you would have Il done,
hire someone 20 do g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05

A certain school teacher In salt Lake
explained the meaning OF expression
20 her Glass. Then looking very pleas.
have I ON my face?" Little Bobby.
anxious 20 be seen and heard by the
principal who was visiting. waved his
hand AS small children are taught 10
DO 90 attract attention. 81 know! l
know he said, squirting ln his eager
ness 70 be called upon He was.
Now, Bobby, tell Mr.. B. and all
of us what I have on my face" said
the teacher. still smiling sweetly.
"Ho yure gOtter molei" said Bobby,
He was kept in at recess.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05
THE SONG HuCKsrER

Will you buy? VIII you buy?
It's songs l sell;
Songs OF Joy. songs Of sorrow,
Laugh today. We die tomorrow,
Songs of ev'ry land and cline;
Odes 20 winter. or spring time.
Songs, Songs. Songs,
Songs for the old; songs for the young!
Songs OF "a nation, by millions sung
A verse for the maid; a speech for the
lad,
A drinking tune. or an epic sad
Some are witty. some are care worn;
Some are war cries. some are love lorn;
VIII you buy? VIII you buy?
It's songs I sell.
Sorss, Songs Songs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05
If Women Only Knew.
What a Heap OF Happiness q Would
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HARD 10 DO housework with an ach-
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05
THOSE GIRLS AGAIN..

Cert met Algy out at the lake to-
wards the close OF the season, but
pretended not to see him.
Pert--Why l thought you
Gert-Well I do. rather, but I had on
a red bathing suit. and he "a bright
horrid green outfit. The shades would
have contrasted. He's not spoken 70
me since. but he should have shown
better taste.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05
MODERN MOTHER GOOSE.

Hi diddlc diddle
The cat and the fiddle
The dish ran away with the spoon
Tho little dog laughed 90 see such FUR
And the cow Jumped over the moon.
The beef trust took the tin in this
And that's the reason why
We who like a tender steak
Find beef so nercely high.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05
MY MORNING MAIL.

Two letters are before me.
a plain and scented one,
a Kiss 90 YOU. dear sweetheart.
To the flames cruel tallors dun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-06
KINGS CREEK GRAVEYARD,
Importance of Giving it Attention
Those Interested Requested to
Meet.

The graveyard at Kings Creek
needs attention badly and at once.
ALI persons having loved ones buried
there are insisted upon to be present
or have a representative on hand ear
~ Tuesday morning, August 18th.
There are so few Of us why trv to
keep the yard clean that it has become
quite task and unless there is more
help we will be forced to attend our
own graves and leave the others TO
the weeds and shrubbery.
Every grave ought to be dcsiwnat-
ed in some durable way-with at
least, the date Of birth, death. the
son or daughter and the husband or
wife as its inscription. This is i'm
p"rtam historically and gcnaloYicallv
Two years ago | had occasion to look
up some records for the South Caro-
Ina college and my last resort was
the monumental inscription in King s
Creek graveyard.
". G. Brown.