The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-28

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Mr.. Pinkham informed him that in
their last communication the Seven
said Wallach was to treat them at
Kalihi and not at Molokai
Mt. Motley murmured something
about the Committee of Ten being held
to everything and Wallach having
nothing to do with his own business.
Wayson and Pinkham speaking at
once told him the Ten had assumed all
responsibility.
Mr.. Motley said Wallach was ready
to take the patients right away with
out waiting for those expensive build
ings.
In other words, you want to run
| the Board of Health" the president
retorted.
Mr.. Motley reminded him that one of
| the conditions was that legal form
| of agreement was to be drawn up
after they came to an understanding
THAT is not the question I asked
| DR.. Wayson sharply remarked. 1T IS,
| Does he refuse to enter On the expert
| ment unless he is allowed to go to
| Molokai?'
f! Mr.. Smith asked to be excused from
| voting on the new proposals. on the
| ground that the Board should not treat
| with Wallaeh at all except under the
| agreement passed after reconsideration
| last week.
| But if the Board is going to treat
| with Wallach at ALL" the speaker OBJ
| served, sit should treat him as man
| and not bind him down to conditions"
Mr.. Harvey quoted a prominent cit
| izen who did not believe In WaIlaeh.
but who said he should have every OPP
| portunity he wanted.
Mr. Robinson said: cit seems to me
now-what I have never said before
| that Wallach is a faker by the way
/ he is crawling out of the matter. He
| is real faker. He is pitting himself
| against five physicians. 1t seems to
me now he does not know anything at
all about diseases. DO not believe in
allowing him to go to the Settlement
to make sensation. 1 shall vote ac-
| cordingly."
Mr. Wallach here asked if he might
be allowed to say a few words.
DR.. Wayson moved he be refused
permission, as the Board was not deal
| ing with him, but with the Committee
of Ten.
The motion was put and declared
carried, no hand being raised against
it,
THANK you. gentlemen" Wallach
said meekly.
Mr. Lane said if the Board agreed
to the amendments Wallach would
sign all the conditions The commit
tee regarded the amendments of minor
Importance. Wallach had signed the
| agreement with the committee to ac-
| cept the conditions if amended.
DIR. Baldwin now caused a diversion,
CT did not understand DR.. Wayson's
notion" he remarked; Il thought 1t
was to allow Mr.. Wallach to speak.
N"T think the Board made great
mistake in allowing Mr.. Wallach to
practise medicine, but since the Board
has shown it's confidence in Mr.. Wal
ZACH it should treat him as a gentle
man. If we give him license to
practise medicine we should not treat
him as criminal. think his request
for key to the outer gate should be
granted. With regard to allowing him
to go to the Settlement, I am not so
sure about that, for fear that he may
a
Reconsideration was suggested by
the president. DR.. Baldwin moved,
seconded by Mr.. Smith, that the vote
be reconsidered. but only the mover
and seconder voted for the notion
DR.. Wayson said he objected to the
amendments only on the single point
of WaTlachs going to Molokai. An
swering the president he said he had
not read the proposals through, there
fore he would move to defer further
consideration of the matter for one
week.
why don't we settle it up?" Mr..
Smith asked II thought it was all
settled last week"
Mr.. Pinkham asked him if he had
looked it over.
Il do not intend to vote" Mr.. Smith
answered II viii take no part IN al
lowing waIach to treat the lepers-
DR.. Wayson said there was only one
thing he wanted to know, and repeated
his demand to be informed if Wallach
made his experiment depend on per-
mission for him to visit Molokal.
He will not agree" Mr.. Lane said,
unless the amendments are made.
Mr.. Pinkham. on a remark about the
loss of time from deferring decision
said there was no need to worry, as
they had fifty-nine days before things
were ready.
DR.. Baldwin asked why not ask for
the opinion of the Committee of Seven
He moved this be done and it was
voted that the president write to the
Molokai committee asking them
whether they would let the thing drop
entirely or agree to Wallach's new con-
ditions.
DR.. Waysons motion to postpone
further consideration for one week
then carried, followed by a vote 10
adjourn.
Members of the Board present were
President Pinkham, Fred. c. smith,
DR.. w. D. Baldwin, Mark P. Robin
son, D. Kalauokalani and DIR. Wayson,
OF the Committee of Ten were in at
tendance Senator John c. Lane, 6 *.
Motley. Herbert J. Mossman. Super
visor Frank r. Harvey, William
White, ]. NJ. Poepoe, J. K Hakuole
and Supervisor Jos. J. Fern. Doctor
j. Lor Wailach. licentiate of the Board,
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