The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-11-29

| VI pcOple at lne SclllefHcnl 10 Dt sep
arated from relatives, the pain Of dis
appointment which would be occasion
ed by sending any patients back, ETC.
DR.. Wayson in turn interrupted the
Democratic leader to inform him
waving a paper-that the conditions
| were from the Molokai people them
selves.
IF I had a cure" he went on to
say. Il would agree to be locked up
five years. You are willing to support
the Board of Health?"
Yes" Mossman replied.
and you want to prevent heart
burning among the people at Molokai?
Then you ought to stand by the agree
ment made by the people,"
Mr.. Pinkham. on the confinement
question. said the Board was response
BILE IF Wallach has key to the out
side and inside gates. where does the
Board get off? The Board would have
no way of knowing whether he is at
tending TO his business or not. He
might absent himself for days at
time"
DR.. Wayson, again addressing the
committee. said he had been in their
country thirteen years. For time he
was in charge of the Kalihi station,
where he had seen people die not only
from leprosy. but other diseases. When
therefore he asked them to have lit
tie respect for his profession, and to
leave the selection of the twelve pa
tents to five reputable physicians,
they Ought to comply. 'If wallach
has any honesty in him." DR.. Wayson
concluded, "he viii not insist on these
things. And II you are honest you will
not encourage him in his objections"
Mr.. Motley then rose and made a
agreement, arguing that there must be
more than one party to compact.
Mr.. plnl<ham stopped him to ask ~
he was not aware that when the lepers
were asked about the selection OF pa
tents they said they would attend TO
that matter themselves,
THAT may be all right" the Homo
Rule leader replied, but that does
not say that Wallaeh should not be
there"
Mr.. Pinkham informed him that IN
their last communication the Seven
said wailaeh was 20 treat them at
Kalihi and not at MolokaL
Mt. Motley murmured something
about the Committee OF Ten being held
TO everything and wallach having
nothing 10 do with his own business,
Wayson and pmkham speaking at
once told him the Ten had assumed all
responsibility.
MIR. Motley said wallach was ready |
to take the patients right away with
out waiting for those expensive build
Ings.
I'm other words, you want to run
the Board of HEALTH" the president
Mr. Motley reminded him that one OF
the conditions was that a 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
nent unless he is allowed to go to
Mr.. Smith asked to be excused from
voting on the new proposals, on the
ground that the Board should not treat
lgreement passed after reconsideration
asst week.
But If the Board is going to treat
With Wallach at ALL" the speaker OBJ
erved, ut should treat him as a man
md not bind him down to conditions"
Mr.. Harvey quoted a prominent cit !.
zen who did not believe in Wallach,
tut who said he should have every OPP
ortunity he wanted.
Mr.. Robinson said: "It seems to me
ow-what 1 have never said before
hat Wallach is a faker by the way
e is crawling out of the matter. He
; real faker. He is pitting himself
gainst five physicians. 1t seems to
lie now he does not know anything at
II about diseases. do not believe in
flowing him to go to the Settlement
, make a sensation. 1 shall vote ac- .
Mr.. Wallach here asked If he might
e allowed to say a few words.
DIR. Wavson moved he be refused
as the Board was not deal-i
u Win nm, Jul Will tic
Ten.
The motion was put and declared
arried, no hand being raised against :.
THANK you, gentlemen" wallach :,
i'd meekly.
Mr.. Lane said If the Board agreed
the amendments Wallach would !,
gn all the conditions The commit :,
e regarded the amendments of minor =
lportance. Wallach had signed the =,
yreen1ent with the committee to ac- ~
pit the conditions IL amended
DR.. Baldwin now caused a diversion. :,
did not understand DR.. Wayson's -
otion,'' he remarked: Il thought it =
as to allow Mr.. WaIlach to speak - -
81 think the Board made a great :.
istake in allowing Mr.. Wallach to az
actise medicine, but since the Board ;,
s shown its confidence in Mr.. WAL =
ch it should treat him as a gentle =
an. If we give him a license to ~
actise medicine we should not treat ~
m as a criminal. 1 think his request *
r a key to the outer gate should be
anted. With regard to.allowing him y, ~
go to the Settlement, I am not so "
re about that, for fear that he may
use a sensation and make trouble" =
reconsideration was suggested by
e president Dr. Baldwin moved .
,onded nv Mr. Smith. that the vote