Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-08
lsIied the president.

asked tho president.
Yes" replied WallaCh "Oficials !
should take notice when the laws are
being broken. If they do not do so, |
they are no good. ANY one who breaks !
the law should be punished"
Then Wallach tried again to drag /
The conversation away from this topic |
and wanted to know whether or not |
ne was to he permitted to go to Molo- !
kai. PinlSham replied that that mat |
ter was up to Governor Frear to de- /.
eide
Governor Frcar is a good fellow. lilo
Is a missionary and all missionaries
IRE always good"
And as I'm not a missionary, sup
pose I'm bad fellow" said Pinkham.
mo, you're a good fellow, too said
Walach bcamngy.
Now, I'm going to get little per
sonal and ask you another question,
said Pinliham. Did you not tell me
at one time that you were an anarchist
and were wanted in Vladivostok?"
"If I we're an anarchist would not
Tell vou," said Wallach. at would
not be safe for a man to say he was
tn anarchist in Honolulu. But I'm
rot. I'm an honest man"
You made the statement TO me one
cay 'that you were an anarchist IN
cisted the President
We'll, am not an anarchist.
According to the newspaper re
ports. YOU have been personal III your
remarks concerning me- SAID RINK,
nam have you ever hoticed that
va. n''I'u VI you 49,, FL, Z,
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'''' 'cp'l'" "a''"'"'
! Il want to ask you ABOUT the tiihe
they had you up In court. gave you
fair warming, didn't |, SO that
wouldn't have to have you arrested?
"Nes. you did. replied the healer
an, anu wv u,un neeu my Mar, ", !, -
w. i u'uh pa! nv u',o'tr ~, ~
ana , haue soo"' uiu" ~ III"
Pud,eu rlllN.laln. AZ
Yes, you inaue boou 700 VI H.
ana you ca,ne aroum ',,, anu a'"''
"e W nave your nne lrh'''o'u.
res, i ulu: Anu you su,u so y,
.ou'un '''e'l''e VIII" '"e ''"''' VI
III" Jaw -, ,,,, -, ,,,.,. -,
NOW, sa,u ti'N"al. ,n'IN W.
nave arrlVeu AT very ,al' unu''
o,ahulnE 'S " M.a' 10 '"o'' W nap
P'm l III ,n' lu,u'', .,,,o. .,o,i ., 10
NaIlaon maui a"o ...,, ap,'a, W mo
n'Io"'u ~, ,,,,, uoo n'o NJ .t'i,
iepers, uINe n'e ,ew I.eo VII Wv,
uIe"' WV VI ,l'ee VI NV ""o Nv W.
.Ic 'Oau W '.p'UsS' S'iu w" H.,
mem or so u jan io' 'e"'' Nv
, "'ss'u'
you don't need TO adopt any such
theatrical attitude as that said PINK
nam coldly. Whatever Is done VIII
he done In sound, orderly manner
as all things are done by the Board OF
Health. II you are given an oppor'
l unity 10 treat lepers. IL VIII Dc on
p sound sensible OASIS
Am to he given an opportunity
G insisted Wallach.
THAT doesn't lie with me-" sale
Pinkham. at lies with the Board o
Health"
: "This means that | am to he re
!. fused"
G 81 didn't say that" replied Pinkham
h 1T Is w to Governor Frear."
Then there IL a little hope left,
I said Wallach, Frightening M.
81 don't know" replied Pinkham.
Then Worm Wallach made his de
u fant statement. 81 am practicing med
Icine today" he said. 81 treated tire
/ patients yesterday and ! went to tn
q Sheriff and asked him to place
charge against me and he only smiled
e What I want to do is to prove that
N am not n froud no Won mean tO Sa
y that ! am q iraud?"
Il 81 want Ia make reservation O
that question:" said Pinkham. "II