The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-11
CHARLIE WILSON HAS GONE.

CHARLIE WILSON HAS GONE.
Among the passengers who sailed un
announced on the Hilonian on her las
trip out was Charlie Wilson, the hacl
driver, against whom there is gran,
jury indictment out for procuring. Hi
bondsman is Farm Cornn, and 1t i
reported that before Wilson shook tn
dust of the Territory from his fee
! some arrangement was fixed up be
tween Cornn and the County Attorney
k-Ak NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
thing that is offered. Now, gentle
men of the Board of Health, if yol
want to make political question on
| of this, do so. You are the ones VIII,
are forcing this into politics. If 20,
would say the little word yes it would
settle the whole matter.
Il feel for my brother now the sam,
as 1 did when broken hearted l saw
him taken away twenty years ago
Here is a man who says he can cur,
him in six months. 1 have seen hin
cure cases in less than six months"
Motley went on to state the history
of his brothers case, claiming tha
he had been inoculated with leprosy
baccil.i during vaccination, along witt
six others, all of whom developed the
disease. And what are you doing
with the children today? You are vac,
cinating them
With what?" asked Pinkham.
Il don't know" answered the Home
Rule leader, but 1 have read that the
cows in Egypt, where the vaccine is
made are affected with tuberculosis
And your own statistics show that
more and more Hawaiians are dying
with tuberculosis every month.
Here is the last straw. If you let
this man go from the Territory the
Hawaiians will never forgive you
Republican party can get all the credit
out of this if they want it. 1t is not
for politics that 1 am here, but be
stubborn and You will put it into poli-
tics. You say that Wallach is ignor-
ant, but he can speak seven, languages.
For all you know he may be fooling
us all about his education. But let US
grant his request and get his medicine
for the poor Hawaiians. He has a
potent drug. 1 have been an eye wit
ness to his cures. 1 appeal for those
poor unfortunates in Molokai. The
people can wait, but they cannot wait
forever"
ASKS FOR PROOF.
President Pinkham then asked Not
ley why he did not produce some of
the proof of which he had knowledge
before the board. If Motley had to be
shown proof, why should the board
not be shown some?
THE onus of any refusal on the part
of the board rests upon j. Lor Wal
ZACH and those who refuse to present
us with any evidence upon which we
can act" added the president.
THE DELEGATE HITS OUT.
Delegate Kalanianaole made a strong
speech in which he denounced Wallach
as a fake from top to bottom, denounc-
ed those back of the two petitions as
scheming politicians and warned the
board that these very same politicians
will bring up the leprosy question in
the next campaign as they had tried
to bring it up in the last one. He
declared that Wallach's very smirk
was an insult to the board and advised
the members to throw him out. But,
he stated that Wallach should be given
chance. If he really had such cure
as he claimed it would be a God-send
to Hawaiians.
The Delegate was as strong in his
danrnoio af Vol ~
ticians as he was strong in his express
sions of opinion that Wallach should
be given a chance to try his remedies.
DIR. BALDWIN IS POSITIVE.
Il wish to go on record that 1 am
absolutely opposed to the granting of
this petition in any FORM" said DR..
Baldwin, who gave his reasons from q
medical standpoint. He pointed out the
irredeemable harm Wallach could do
if he did, as was quite possible, effect
a seeming cure. Such cures were COM
mon in leprosy, as every medical man
knew, and before they could be shown
as false cures some years might elapse
and in that time Wallach could bleed
the people by pronouncing to the ignor-
ant that all their ailments resulted
from leprosy.
AT the conclusion of DIR. Baldwin's
address a motion to adjourn, subject
to the call of the chair, was made by
DR.. Wayson. Wallach was on his feet
Il would like to say a few words be-
FORE
''Will you please sit DOWN." said
Pinkham.
Il want to say few words before
that motion is put" insisted Wallach.
You, wait until the motion is put in
'rder," said the secretary, and Wallach
sat down to wait.
The motion was seconded and carried
and the members began to leave their
seats, when Wallach expostulated.
That's nice way to do. You call
| man a fraud and then not give him
| chance to speak This doctor here
said would call everything leprosy.
When did 1 ever say that there was
my leprosy here? This is very unfair |
If you
No one answered Wallach and ap-
'arently no one paid any attention to |
lin. the room being cleared of all but |
lbout a dozen before he had finished.