The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-04
THE ATCHERLEY SIDE
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told them they were no longer needed.
This, was the only kind of remedy
for inexperienced officers: but 1 know
what | would have said-it would have
been in this tone: You fools, get out
of here. Don't you know how to per-
form the work? If you don't you are
not fit for the post You should be
discharged at once" However as for
young Iaukea-his back record is
enough to doubt his makeup evidence.
He will always sell his life for dol
lars-and that is how our young men
are being taught in our days. Make
dollars no matter how you get it. Lie,
steal. murder, so long as its dollars
Evidence will show a certificate by
DR.. Rogers, ear specialist, that he had
examined Dr. Atcherley and found him
suffering from disease of the middle
ear. Curative treatment excepting a
trial of operation, which is often ia
tai. On the stand he stated that DR..
Atcherleys own treatment was one OF
the treatments for this disease; nar-
cotics to relieve pain and washing the
ear with disinfectants when running.
Evidence will also show that DR.. Camp
testified with an unprecedented mind
what the real facts were to drugs, 80
grains of cocaine per day is a fiend's
dose, so grains of opium per day IS
also a fiends dose. He also stated
that DR.. Atcherleys treatment is one
of the treatment for neuritis. The
dose was medical doses and one could
take it all his life time and no one
could ever know he was taking drugs
This is all perfectly true, for had
Dr. Wayson performed the sacred du-
ties of patient and physicians, no one
would ever have known that DR..
Atcherley used drugs.
Evidence will show letter from l..
e. Pinkham to DR.. Atcherley stating
that he had word from reliable party
whose word he had no reason to doubt
that the Doctor in the past had been
addicted to the use of drugs, that at
present he had no reason to believe
the habit had been conquered, therefore
he was obliged to refuse the petition of
the Konaites for DR.. Atcherley to be
government physician for the Konas.
CDR. Wayson was then the debating
member of the Board of Health 1905
and 1906 Evidence will show the in
sulting resolutions of the Board OF
Health dated May 1908 as a reply to
the petition of four leper inmates re-
siding at the Kalihi Receiving Station,
Mrs. Mele Kaumakahia, Christina Ezra,
Kalamiwahine and Keahi, dated April
1908. The resolution provided the doc
tor the right of treating the patients
who had applied for his services on
the condition that the samples of all
the drugs he was to use for the treat
ment must first be submitted to, the two
medical committees, one of the Board
of Health and the other of the Federal
service (Wayson and Brinckerhoff).
Previous to this petition of lepers Drs.
Wayson and Brinckerhoff had been
treating leper patients at the station
almost two years without a resolution
or any other obstacle.
Evidence will show that DR.. Atcher-
ley complied with the first resolution
and then a second resolution was put
forward asking for samples of re-
NEEDLES for each particular patient
This last was unbearable and therefore
given up as a bad bargain. No reput-
able physician could stand this. Evil
dence will show that DR.. Wayson has
tried and did try to make people be-
lieve that he was always friend of
DR.. Atcherley whereas he knew to be
the contrary. Evidence will show by
Mr. Govia's testimony he knew of the
petition of Dr. Wayson and Brincker-
hoffs nastine patients to the Board of
Atcherley's treatment. One of the pa
tients being the famous so-called mas
tine cure patient Frank Silva as adj
vertised by these men in August or
October 1908. In the petition it criti-
cized the former treatment as the pa
tients instead of getting better during
the time of treatment from months
to two years, were getting from bad
to worse, while the Kalaupapa patients
under DR.. Atcherley within such a
short period of treatment were getting
wonderful results and improvement.
Mrs. Nakuina's evidence was all in ap-
prevail of Dr. Atcherley's treatment.
Evidence will snow of my printed
notice in the p, c. A. as to the stolen
drugs. No one else were anxious to