The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-13

Walking Race Competitors Will
Find Their Names and
Numbers Here.

The following is the list of entries
for the walking race today. None but
those whose names appear in this list
will be allowed to enter, as there has
been plenty of time in which to send
in names. A number corresponding to
that opposite each name will be given
to each contestant, and that number
must be pinned on the walkers breast
so that the judge can tell the names
of finishers.
Note that the veteran and open
classes will start at IL o'elock, and the
heavyweights at 10 clock. The start
ing point is the junction of King
street and Kalakaua avenue, the old
Waikiki road. The finishing point will
be opposite the Waikiki Inn.
Veteran Glass (starts at IL o'clock)
i, Captain Black; 2, S. Fl. Webb; 3,
Auguste Kalbe; 4, Frank Godfrey.
heavyweight Glass (starts at 10
o 'clock)-5, Charlie Lambert; 6, Matt
Heffern; I, Isaac Cockett; s, Mark
Houghtailing; 9, Otto Winkler; 10,
Nate Spencer; II. B. E. Server; IL, A.
V. Gear; Is, Robert Ingersoll.
Open Glass (starts at IL o'clock
IA, H. NJ. Ayres; Is, J. A. McCor-
mack; Is, Admiral Almy; II, 2. j.
Walsh; IS, J. A. Mcleod; 10, Joe Pc
reira; 20, Sam Hop, 81, Hang Chack;
%, Dick Sullivan; %, J. n. Densham;
"a, W. f. McTighe; 25, Joe Francis;
26. Harry Knell; 81. Frank Peterson;
%, Oscar Lind; %, Henry Witthof; 80,
Jim Pollock; 81, > J. Kaulia; 30, G.
J. Boisse; SO, Dial FaAy; "a, R. Duvau-
chelle; 50, F. NJ. Cheatham; SO, F. B.
Freitas; 81, R. Venhuizen; 50, E. f.
Bowling; 80, o. K. Jones; 40, I. J.
Hurd; Al, G. Henderson,; AZ, J. P.
43, w. E. Forbes; A, J. F.
Davis; 45, J. w. Fulton; 46, Johnnie
Martin.
The following is the list of prizes in
each class. The winner in each class
will have first choice, the second next
choice, and so on until all the prizes
are chosen. There are three prizes in
the heavyweight class, two in the vet
cram class. and sixteen in the open
,lass-twenty-one prizes in all. These
prizes have been apportioned accord
ing to the number of entries in each
case:
Veteran Class-Box cigars, Bill Ber-
gin; three bottles selected whisky,
Loveioy & Co
Heavyweight Prizes-Half case o. ?. |
5, Peacock & Co; imported pipe, M. |
A. Gunst Co.; three dozen quarts
Rainier, St. C. Sayres.
Open Glass Prizes-Half case gin, |
Jack Scully; half case o. P. s., Pea |
,ock & Co; one gallon whisky, T. J.
NcTighe & Co.; case Pauka hama soap, |
F. L. Waldron; Christmas turkey, |
Royal Annex Cafe; pipe or box of |
,igars, Fitzpatrick Bros; three dozen |
,uarts Primo, Honolulu Brewing Co.; |
BOX of cigars. Union Grill; pair white |
.anvas shoes. Manufacturers Shoe Co.;
-old nugget pin or gold cuff links. J,
'arlo; half dozen pair socks, NJ. Me-
Merry, Ltd; cake, Palm Cafe; box
,igars, Hackfeld & Co; shirt, Kash |
%: collie pup. Joe Francis; ham, Met
opolitan Meat Co; cocktail COM |
pounds. ]. r. Monez.
Entries Rush In.
Entries came in with a rush last
light. Several of them came after the |
ime mentioned but, as the committee
lid not meet to make up the lists until
nearly nine o clock, these were all |
aiken
Two extra prizes were offered with
,ut any request. The Metropolitan
Neat Company sent in a fine fat ham !,
md Mr. John r. Monez sent down four
,ottles containing all the necessary in
,redients for mixing cocktails, inelud-
ng a bottle of Maraschino cherries.
The officials are all selected and have