Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-10

Had Wallach signed the agree
ment of the Board of Health and
treated and cured my brother, he
would have gotten $4,000 from the
Motley family"
The above statement was made by
Chas. X. Motley, one Of the Commit
tee Of Ten, at the Aala Park meet
ing last Saturday night.
On account of the wet weather,
the meeting was not largely attend
ed, but many Hawaiian politicians
were present to hear what the Com
mittee of Ten had to say. All the
speakers had some form of roast to
hand to Wallach.
Senator Lane and Chas. Motley
read the agreement between the
Board of Health and the Committee
of Ten, in behalf of Wallach. The
committee then asked that IT be dis
organized. This was kokuaed by the
audience.
Lane in his speech said that Wal
ZACH was deceitful liar In that he
did not abide by what the Commit
tee of Ten had advised MIN to do.
Wallach had not been known, and
had been in great trouble until he
was picked up by Motley, who fed
him and helped him.
Motley said that when Wallach
was helpless and friendless he had
helped him.
"The Home Rule party has done
much for him." said Motley. "The
Committee of Ten, representing the
Hawaiians who have relatives and
friends in the Settlement, devoted its
time and energy in getting the con-
sent of the Board of Health to permit
| WallaCh to effect cure on the Icpers
of the Settlement. This request was
finally granted and when the time
came to sign the agreement Wallach
was not there, he having gone down
to Waialua. This action on his part
was certainly contemplate one. lie
himself admitted to me and to you
at public meeting held here that
he would abide by and do whatever
the Committee. of Ten would tell him
TO do. He was cheered by the crowd
when he made that statement. To-
day he is no longer with the people.
lie has turned his back on the people
and Is now associated with the Atch-
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refused him duplicate key to the
outer door, the Committee of Ten,
through n special committee, con
sisting of Chas. Chillingworth. Jos
Fern and myself, called on Pink.
ham, requesting him TO allow Wal.
ZACH telephone. Pinkham promptly
consented to do so and even Offered
many other things tnat Wallach
might ask in connection with his
treatment. The Committee of Ten
had done ali 1t could under the cir.
cumstances, but at the last moment
Wallach threw up the sponge ant
called it all OFF"
j. NJ. PoepOe made an explanatory
speech, defining certain matters thai
were not quite clear to the minds o.
the Hawaiians. lie roasted both tho
Atcherleys and j. Lor Wallach fol
treating leper suspects. He said thai
under the law no licensed physicians
could attempt to treat and cure lep
ers without the consent of the Boart
of Health.
During his speech Poepoe was ask
ed by KewalO, Home Ruler, why 1
was that Wallach was not given {
key to the outer gate. because thu
Attorney General said that 1t was IL
legal to him the Key" said Poepoe
why don't you take away tina
power from the Board of Health? 2
continued Kewalo.
Because you did not eject me I,
the Legislature" answered Poepoe.
This answer apparently suited Ke
walo, for he broke out in laughter
) saying "Pololei."
PoepOe said further that Wallacl
was treated right by the Committee
which got him push button in plac
of the key which was refused him
/ by having button all that Wallacl
I would have TO do was to rub his nos
against 1t and the door would
opened for him. BY the use of tn
push button Wallach would have be
come an expert nose-rubber.
I II. j. Mossman made a whirlwin
speech.
Z Il am proud" he said, that Al
one of the Committee of Ten. Whe
Z we took up the Wallach affair W
/ promised you that we would deman
of the Board of Health that It pei
! nit Wallach to try his cure on leper
/ This we did because we have aloh
y for our unfortunates. The Board {
Health, which voted negatively
first, finally gave up and consentC
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