The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-08

j. LOT WdlldcH Is TO DC tuIiiSu uOWH
by Governor Frear. Such is the state
xnent made yesterday by those who
claim to be in the inside and know
the decision to which the Governor has
come. No intimation to this effect has
oeen given out from the Robins Eggy
Blue chamber, but that Wailaeh and
the petitioner who presented his claims
TO the Governor will be told within a
day or two that their matt Is aut
of his jurisdiction, being up to the
Board of Health, is the report from
supposedly good sources. The fact,
too, that the petition asks that COM
mittee of laymen should pick out the
cases to be treated will probably be
cited as another reason why the petit
ton should be turned down.
1t is quite likely that the answer
OF the Governor will be given to the
petitioners today, in order to have it
over with and the boards cleared for
the meeting of the Board of Health
tomorrow afternoon.
Such turn OF events has been pro-
vided for by Wallach, who will an
nounce very shortly that he has placed
his services at the disposal Of the
1dikado of Japan. It is expected by
his friends that such an announce
native Hawaiians here and strengthen
him. Hope slipping from their grasp
will be the more eagerly pursued. Even
before the interview waIlach had with
the Governor. and before the petition
of the Home Rulers was drawn UP,
a letter had been sent to Consul Gem
eral Saito in which his good offices
We're requested in bringing the heal
erss claims before the Japanese gov
ernment.
The letter was very much along the
line of claims made so often by Wal
ZACH. That he has leprosy cure which
he is willing TO demonstrate to the
satisfaction of medical science; that
all he wants is chance to prove him
talk terms for a sale of his remedies.
Wallach has by no means given up
hopes of being given a chance to try
his little hypo and salve here, however.
Prior TO his application and petition
he discussed the possibility Of being
turned down and although he express
ed the greatest hopes of his mission
to the Capitol being successful an
nounced also the fact that if Governor
F'rear proved less the father of the
people than he hoped he would go eft
er him in the same merciless fashion
ne has gone after Pinkham. Whether
he effect of this going after was to be
more successful than it apparently has
,een on Pinkham wallach made no
prophecies.
'If Gov. Frear is not the man I ex-
,ect he is and turns down the last hope :
# the poor Hawaiians. he will lose all :
he good will that the people have !.
low for him and I can not answer for
he consequences" said Wallach, as
ate ago as last Saturday, in the same ,
Interview in which he announced to
he world his discoveries along the =
mes OF instantaneous cures for bu- =
onic and hook worms.
President Pinkham, of the Board Of ?
[ealth, will have an interview with +.
at 10 o'clock this morning, at !
s request. Whether Pinkham Z
to call Wallach down for styling .
i'm a windbag or is prepared to ask !
i'm officially for his hook-worm rem
iy has not been announced. The
Little Talk of the healer in the Ad-
artiser of Saturday, in which Pink b
am is stated to have full knowledge W
: wallach's open practise of nedi- G
ne. is one of the matters most dis c,
lssed at present in the whole wal B
oh situation. being rega rded as even II
ore astonishing than wailach's fif- CT
bubonic specific or his Is
thirty-mfnute dose for b,
consumption. b!
Politically the Motley faction is not "
have all the advantages TO be had al
m having wallach. Yesterday 1t of
is stated that the Democrats. or at al