Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-13
Central union CHURCH
SUPPER TONIGHT

by an unfortunate slip of the pen
on the part of those handing In the
copy Il was announced in the morn
ing paper that the Annual Supper of
Central Union Church would be held
tomorrow night. 1t should have said
tonight. As this is one of the largest
attended affairs in the church year,
Il is hoped that no one will be confus-
ed by this mistake, hut that all who
intended to come will be on hand at
& o'clock tonight. After the supper
there will be short, snappy reports
from all the different departments of
the work of the church. Come one,
come all.
" 4 \ Il n " Il n u \ y Y n u n u
that he had always tried to get JUS
tice for Atcherley before the Board,
but Atcherley referred to a specific
resolution, and a document setting
this forth was produced by Mrs. Atch
erley from voluminous package.
This was passed up to Wayson, who
said that II had been passed by the
Board. The resolution provided that
the medicine given to and the treat
ment of patients at the Kalihi station
should be subject to examination and
inspection of Board committee.
Did you approve of that?" asked
Atcherley.
Il said that anything l could do
for you, would do" answered Way
son. Il said | would assist DR..
Atcherley to get permission to treat
the patients"
Yes, after you had learned all you
possibly could about my treatment"
said Atcherley.
You are simply adding new In
suits to your previous ones said
Atcherley to Wayson later, when the
latter did not answer to suit him.
You are simply evading my ques-
tions?" said Atcherley.
Il think my answers perfectly
straight" said Wayson.
They are certainly straight"
quoth Atcherley. Both very straight
and very insulting"
More Board of Health letters and
resolutions were produced by Magoon
and Atcherley, who took turns at
asking questions. Cathcart finally
objected to their introduction as i'm
material, but Magoon said that 1t
showed whether Wayson as a member
of the Board was friendly or I'M
friendly toward DR.. Atcherley. They
were finally allowed, and Wayson was
as ked If he considered his action as
a member as friendly, Wayson an
swered that the Board minutes would
be the best evidence of his attitude.
There was more cross-examination.
Il do not consider any act which
I have ever done, officially or other
wise, as unfricndly toward DR.. Atch-
erley," said Wayson finally, to clinch
matters.
why did you consider that ! was
unfit for re-appointment as Govern
ment physician of South Kohala?Was
4. not said Il was because | used
drugs? Did I not ask you about that
at the meeting at your Office" asked
Atcherley.
mo, you did not ask me-" said
Wayson.
Ibid you not say then that Pink
ham was a liar?"
NO"
Again long chapter of Board o
Health history was wadcd through.
Ibid you not give information L
Pinkham that used drugs?" asked
Atcherley.
, Il have no recollection of that"
At this point the noon whistle
0 blew, and Magoon moved for a recess
= The Court wanted to finish the cas-
= before adjourning, but Magoon sal
this was impossible. Wayson said h
{ was busy and wanted to get through
e and the Court ordered that his exam
I nation be finished.
n what did you tell people yo
Y treated me for when | was your pa
n tient?" asked Atcherley.
I II told them | treated you for a
: coholism and morphinIsm."
d "Why did ! take it,"
II don't know"
t Don't you know why too
i them"
r. 1T never interested me how yC
I acquired the habit"
;, Did not tell you | had middl
r ear disease?"
+, Eyes"
" And you did not think that WI
l. sufficient reason"
8 II simply treated you for the ha
s. 1t. That was all you came to Il
lie for"
81 did not"
n Wayson stated to Magoon that a
r he was trying to do was to brea
n Atcherley Of the morphine habit, IN
y Atcherley's reasons for taking 1t wei
r immaterial
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