Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-10
Warm Roast Handed
At Mass Meeting
To WaIIaCh & Co,

nave fought for you people because
we felt that Wallach could produce
satisfactory proof to the Board ana
the people that he could cure lupers.
The fight between Pinkham and Wal
ZACH was like that of two persons en-
gagged in playing cards. Pnknam
claimed that he was in the right and
winner, while Wallach also claim
ed the same honor. The matter was
dragging along very slowly The
Committee of Ten stepped in and
took up the fight, succeeding finally
in getting the consent of the Board
to permit Wallach to treat lepers. AZ
ter we had done that, Wallach back
ed out and Joined with the Atcner-
| ieys. We certainly believed that
Wallach could cure lepers. It was
that faith that prompted us to fight
for him. Some people blamed us for
having faith in Wallach. This should
not be so. When Mrs. Eddy started
the Christian Science movement she
had many followers who subsequently
found out their mistake. This is
true in regard to us. We had faith
in Wallach, but we now see that we
| were wrong. | was told that some
! of the patients who have Dccn cured
! by Wallach have become worse. Mr..
| Motley could not be blamed for look
ing after Wallach's affairs, because
he did 1t with the expectation that
his brother might be benefited. Wal
| laChs cure, | am afraid. is not eff
fective; otherwise, he would not re-
main here.
DIR. Atcherley, with whom he is
| associated, Is a member of the Royal
Medical Society of England. DO you
believe he would stay mere IL he
found Wallach's cure good? lie
would certainly hasten over TO Eng
land, where thousands and millions
OF dollars are provided for those who
can cure lepers. DR.. Atcncrlcy would
be Il great man If he had found that
WallaCh's medicine is doing any
good. lie would return to England
and announce himself as the discOv-
Crer of medicine for lcprOsy. His
picture would be put in all the Eng
fish newspapers and Mrs. htcherley's
would be given conspicuous places in
the London journals"
Joseph Fern, who came In late in
the evening, said very little. lie
roasted Wallnch for not abiding by
the advice of the Committee of Ten.
While he was talking he saw AttOr-
ney Straus in the crowd. Straus be-
came Ferns target, and he commenc-
ed to tell the people that It was
through the advice of Straus that
Wallach withdrew from the Commit
tee of Ten. Straus, he said. did not
know what he was talking about
Frank Harvey roasted the newspa.
permen for not making correct re.
ports of what the Committee OF Ten
had done during It's deliberation on
the Wallach affair. Te denied there
was any trouble between Motley
and some of the members of the Com.
mittee of Ten. He complimented the
committee for its success in securing
telephone for Walach and roasted
Wallach for turning down the com
mittee. Before closing, Harvey sale
that Mrs. Atcherley had been to ni'
office to advise him not to come t
the meeting. She told him that IL h,
did, he would be killed.
The last speaker Of the meeting
was Senator d. KaIauokalani, WIN,
l complimented the committee for IL
good work.
Present on the stand were Senate
i Lane, Chas. X. Motley, Frank Han
| vey, d. Kalauokalani. Sr., J. l.. Ka
ulukou, J. NJ. Poepoe, II. j. Mossman
and few others.