Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-13

asked: 'Why?' He said DR.. Wayson |
had tried to steal his medicine. lie !
then asked me to have an officer aC-
company him to his home in order |
that he might hear neighbors who |
were talking about him from the
sewer pipe. | told him to see Kalaki-
ella"
On cross examination, Atcherley,
who had been busy taking notes,
pitched in with question to laukea
about these statements, and as to
whether there was anyone else pres
ent at the time.
Isn't It rather an unusual thing
that the police station should be de-
serted at that timer" he asked.
NO." answered Iaukea. 81 was
there. There was nothing unusual
DR.. Wayson said on the stand that
last Sunday morning he had heard
the report OF iirearm, and had later
on examined his house, finding that
the grass had been ploughed up by
bullets In three places, and that both
the Office and the house had been hit
by bullets, one bullet going through
the window and lodging in the door
frame. There was also a bullet en-
bedded in the porch rail. DR.. Way
son had heard shots fired on several
previous nights of that week.
What were the relations between
you and DR.. Atcherley?" asked the
Court.
IL can honestly say not otherwise
than those of friendship" said Way
son. 81 always considered him gen.
tleman. bright man and a friend"
Wayson added that couple OF
months ago Secretary Charlock OF the
Board OF Health had told him that
Atcherley had told him that Wayson
was his enemy. Later on Atcherley
called on Wayson, who assured him
that he was not his enemy and that
he would do all he could for him per-
sonally and to see that he received
justice from the Board of Health.
81 told him." said Wayson, ito get
those wheels out of his head. He an
swered in very dignified manner
that he had no wheels in his head. I
will tell you just how 1t is, doctor,
he said to me. AT night time | hear
voices whisper to me from the air,
and they tell me you are my enemy"
Magoon announced that DR.. Atch-
erley would now conduct the cross
examination, and, in answer to ques-
lions by Atcherley, Wayson was made
to repeat the above testimony.
DO you remember a resolution
passed by the Board of Health for
bidding me to attend certain leper
patients except under certain very
, stringent conditions" asked Atcher-
ley.
: Wayson answered In general way
that he had always tried to get JUS
tice for Atcherley before the Board
but Atcherley referred to specific
, resolution, and a document setting
D this forth was produced by Mrs. Atcl
erley from u voluminous package
This was passed up to Wayson, whit
said that 1t had been passed by tn
( Board. The resolution provided tina
k the medicine given to and the treat
: ment of patients at the Kalihi station
I should be subject to examination ant
h inspection OF Board committee.
J, Did you approve of that?" aske'
d Atcherley.
e II said that anything l could d.
q for you, | would do" answered Way
: son. Il said | would assist DR.
G Atcherley to get permission to trea
the patients"
o Yes. after you had learned all yoI
3 possibly could about my treatment,
d said Atcherley.
n You are simply adding new In
suits to your previous ones" sal,
S Atcherley to Wayson later, when tn
= latter did not answer to suit him.
a you are simply evading my ques
d tions?" said Atcherley.
e Il think my answers perfect
q straight" said Wayson.
y They are certainly straight,
q quoth Atcherley. Both very straigh
l. and very insulting"
More Board of Health letters an
IS resolutions were produced by Magoo
and Atcherley, who took turns a
l. asking questions. Cathcart hnall
ID objected to their introduction as In
material, but Magoon said that
IT showed whether Wayson as membe
1t OF the Board was friendly or vi
lie friendly toward DR.. Atcherley. The
I'd were finally allowed, and Wayson WI
Id asked II he considered his action 1
Il, member as friendly, Wayson al
i'd swered that the Board minutes wou
8. be the best evidence of his attitud
There was more REORGANIZATION.
r. Il do not consider any act while
he | have ever done, officially or othe
n wise, as unfriendly toward DR.. Ate
a erley," said Wayson finally, to clinC
IT, matters.
Dr.. why did you consider that W
unfit for re-appointment as Cover
i'd ment physician of South Kohala?W
ne 4 not said II was because us
he drugs? Did not ask you about tn
nd at the meeting at your ofiice?" ask
lie Atcherley.
mo. you did not ask me?" 50
Vi Wayson.
Did you not say then that Pin
lg- ham was liar?"
on mo"
ills Again n long chapter of Board