The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-08
MEDICAL SOCIETY
EXPELLS 0 DAY
Who Says He Never Belonged to
the Society Anyway and Now
Detles 1t.

Doctor o'Day has been expelled from
the Hawaiian Territorial Medical Asso.
citation on charges fled by Doctor
Ramus and taken up at meeting of
she association on Saturday evening,
the charges dealing with alleged UNI
professional conduct and with the Port
land interviews by o'Day regarding
leprosy.
Doctor o'Day stated last night that
he did not see how the medical associa-
ton could expel him when he was not
a member and had not been since the
stormy meeting Few months ago, when
the association undertook to discipline
him.
The medical association states that
it will have no more to do with O'Day,
and 0'Day announces that he hash Z
had anything to do with it for some
time.
In the story comes doctors and lay.
men, newspapers and letters. the Prin-
cess Theresa Wilcox, Attorneys Milver-
ton and Larnach, Sheriff Jarrett and
few other persons and things.
The association took up the alleged in.
terview given by DR.. o Day to the Port
land Telegram some months ago, an in
terview condemned by everyone in Ha-
wall as a gross distortion of facts COM
bined with number of wholly false
statements. Doctor o Day joined in the
condemnation on his return to Honolulu
and denounced the Telegram as faker,
from that paper. O'Day announced
that he would secure affidavits to show
that the interview did not represent
his views, stating last night that these
afiidavits had been secured and would
be handed over to The Advertiser as
soon as received from Portland.
In the meanwhile, the medical assoc
citation sent O'Day notice to appear
before the members and explain him
self, which he refused to do, stating
that he was not d member and not
amenable to anything the other physi-
clans might say. On Saturday night
he was formally expelled.
Doctor Collins, the secretary of the
association, authorized The Advertiser
to make the following ohieial announce
ment:
cdr G. ]. o Day has been expelled
from the Hawaiian Territorial Medical
Go
duet"
ton officers would go.
Doctor O'Day was not so retieent,
"You may say for me-" he stated last
night, ''that | care absolutely nothing
about what the medical association may
do and ] defy the members and the
world to place a finger on one spot in
my professional career that IL not clean.
| have done nothing that | am not
proud of. ! am doing well here and
have good practise and this whole
affair looks to me as if inspired by
jealous envy
O'Day states that the other doctors
got Theresa Wilcox to spy out his pa
tients and undermine his practise. One
patient, according to him, was taken
to Doctor Collins, the association secre-
tary, and advised to demand the pay.
ment back of fees already paid O'Day.
This is where the deputy county attor.
ney comes in, he being the attorney
engaged to collect the money. O'Day
retained Larnach and instructed him to
sue on the balance of the bill, stating
that he wanted to get the matter into
court so that he could show up the
| OnDOsitlOn Tho rnSa uavar frnf inta
court however, Sheriff jarrett being
peacemaker o'Day now has his pa
| tent back again.
stood with o'Day an expelled member
of an association he declared he never
| belonged TO and n declaration OF war