Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-23
No KEY TO station
FOR ]. l0R WAnAGh
Deadlock Already Over
Healer's Proposed
Experiments

J. Lor Wallach has already begun |
his expected tactics of trying To |
squirm out Of the position in which |
he has been placed by the action Of
the Board of Health in granting him
permission to try his alleged cure
on twelve lepers from Molokai. At the
meeting between President Pinkham
and the Committee of Ten yesterday
Il became evident that the WallaCh
matter Is no more settled now than II
tas before The Board put II mp to the
doctor" to make good. a deadlock
has already made itself felt over the
conditions attached to the resolution
permitting NallaCh to experiment. J.
| Lor insists on having key to the
| outer door Of the Kalihi Receiving Sta.
ton, SO that he may go and com"
when he feels like II, and he also In.
sists that himself and three members
| u the Committee of Ten shall go Ia
Molokai to assist in the selection Oi
the twelve subjects upon whom he is
to demonstrate he curative properties
Of his dope.
Plnkham puts his foot down hard
on these propositions. Neither shall
| WallaCh have key nor go to MOlukai.
that Is the ultimatum Of the Presi.
dent of the Board of Health.
It is reported that internal disscn'
tiOns have broken out in the Commit.
tee of Ten and that Lane KuhiO and
ChiliingwOrth are so disguised with
| the tactics of the healer" that they
are almost ready to say they will
have nothing further to do with him.
The proceedings at the conference
yesterday afternoon were not especial
~ exciting. President Pinkham hand
cd over to John Lane for the Com.
mittce II formal. typewriter notiiiCa.
lion Of the fact that the Board had
granted the petition of the 527 lCpcrs
IN MolOkai together with an EXPLAIN.
ton of two paragraphs of the condi.
tons. The notification, which at Pink.
hams request was read to the Com.
mittcc by Lane, was as follows:
Honolulu, Nov. %, 1907
rohn c. Lane. Esq. ana Committee 81
Ten, Honolulu, T, II.
Sir hereby officially notify you
lhat the Board of Health has granted
the petition OF the 527 petitioners, lcp
rrs. residing at the Molokai Settle
= ment, under the conditions named by
\ said 527 petitioners, and ! hand yor
4 herewith certified copy Of both peti
tion and conditions.
There are but two paragraphs II
the conditions that need explanation
s Paragraph Second.
j IAN transactions through the outer
gate shall be ut such hours as tn,
Board of Health shall designate"
These hours will he designated GOV
cring an adequate number Of inter
walls of convenient length beginning a
proper hour In the morning and end
e ing at a proper hour in the evening,
c j. IOr Wallach will be at liberty Il
30 and come at these various periods
- as he may choose, but he will be re
&c qulrcd to sign record going ant
q coming.
e The employees. under Wallach'
y sole control, will be allowed to depar
d and enter within the appointed hour
as J. Lor Walach may direct in writ
- Ing These employees will be require,
to sign the record coming and going
l. All dealers selected by WallaCh, an
q there will be no others, will be not
)t fled of the designated hours and vii
lie required to make their dcliverie
ID within those hours to Wallach or hi
n authorized employees and both tn
=, person delivering and the person re
CCiving will be required to sign tn
~ record.
Paragraph Sixteenth.
as This paragraph does not mean tina
lie ]. LOr Wallach Is to be under n
~ Gtraint or confinement in the con
round, but that in order to carry on
4, has sole responsibility he must be /
- attendance at reasonable hours eac
." day and night. hence suitable accom-
nOdatiOns and provisions Of hig
re standard of comfort and subsistence
es for j. Lor Wallach and his employee
will he provided.
nj After the Lower House of the Let
a. stature of 1906 had the President {
the Board before II for an cXhaustiv
examination they ascertainod that ID
~ Milton Rice of Hilu had had every u
Il ientiOn, care, assistance and symp
Ill thetic announcement the most eNac
w ing could demand. but the PresideI
held him to the treatment Of the nun
,v Der of lepers he had requested fou
-, and also to the stipulatiOns.
" In the end he proved himself who'll
unable to demonstrate the cures i
Is claimed to lie able to accomplish al
eft the country, practically dcsortir
of his patients.
lei When j. I.Or WallaCh enters Il
m buildings and compound provided II
n him, his employees and patients, !
- will receive identically the same u
~ 9tinted support and encouragement
ISL received by DR.. Milton Rice.
This support and encouragement
OF will be granted solely for the bcne
To- Ct the twelve stipulated lcpers
he which this experiment Is to be trie
II Mr.. Wallach makes good his su
-. cess will he properly recognized.
Wv desire to call your attention to Il
ne four first paragraphs of the petition
ia the 527 Molokai Settlement petitio
he ers. The principles of law and du
ed there laid down will be enforced,
tie The combined tenders for the "k
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