The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-19
Walking Race Today
Features of the Race.

The heavyweight, veteran and final
race for the open walking competition
will take place this afternoon, rain or
shine.
The veterans and heavies viii start
at two clock from the junction of
Kalakaua avenue and King street.
The final race for the open competi-
ton will start at half-past two from
the same place.
The judges are Charles Bartlett, Wal
ter Drake, Will Chiffon, Jack Scully
and Senator G. f. Chillingworth. Pete
Baron has consented to act as a sixth
judge.
The band will play at the finish.
The timers will be G. J. Boisse, w.
McTighe and P Maurice Mcmahon. As
in the last race Mr. Mcmahon will be
at the start with a stop watch to ride
ahead of the walkers and get the official
time of the race.
johnny Anderson will again act as
marshal and master Of ceremonies.
This afternoon at two O'Clock the
veterans and heayyweights will start
off on their walking race along Kala-
kaua avenue.
Some of the starters will be Bob In
gersoll, Willie Marshall and Ed. Ma
rino. in the heavyweight class, and
Webb, Evergreen Kalbe and John Nor
ris in the veteran class.
There was a long session of the walk
ing race committee last night, and it
was decided that post entries will be
allowed in the veterans and heavy divi-
sions. For this reason numbers can
not be printed but everybody will know
who is walking and this will be 10
drawback to the interest that is being
taken in the race
Numbers of the Finals
Those who walked in the race last
Sunday viii wear the same numbers as
they did then. They are as follows:
L. o. Rosa, 2; Sam Hop, 3: Antoine
Kaoo. + Daniel Kahana, ); NJ G.. Jar
din, 6; H. NJ. Ayres, Z; Wilson Feag-
/ Ter. 10; Dick Sullivan. -; G. B. Hen
derson, IA; Nigel Jackson, 1e; George
I Kaaea, 10.
/ The prizes for the open race are
I printed below. The prizes will be chos-
! en- in the order of finishing. The first
man will take the Jack Scully cup and
the first choice of prize. Then every
body will chose prizes until they have
all had a chance. After that the first
man viii choose again and so on until
all the prizes have been used up.
After the finish of the race each
competitor who finishes in the race and
is not disqualified must come to the
Judges room in the Waikiki Inn and
make his choice of prizes. All those
who do not come round to make thei1
choice viii lose their turn.
The Prize List.
The prizes in each case will be:
Veterans - Advertiser. six months
subscription to daily and Sunday Ad
vertiser; H. Hackfeld CO., box OF
cigars; Metropoiitan Market. a ham
Heavyweights-J. E. Soper, a G.. NJ
fountain pen; T. f. MeTighe & Co.
one bottle Kings choice whisky; W
c. Bergin, box of cigars.
Open Race Finals-Jack Scully. sill
Yer cup and six small silver cups; Fred
H. Waldron, one box Pau ka Hans
soap; J. Carlo. stickpin; NJ. A. Gunst
& Co, box cigars; II. F. Hill, prize t.
be named later; ". c. Peacock d Co.
half dozen 0. P. S; f. O. Hall & Son
an Ever ready pocket flashlights; Mont7
Montgomery. bottle of "Hoot Mon -
! T.ovejoy & Co. one gallon Maui wine
Thos. L. McTighe & Co. sometime
known as the Irish Consul. one bottl,
of the same stuff that is used by tn,
Royal Household exclusively; Hawai-
ian Star. SIX months subscription t,
the Star; Chambers Drug Company
bottle of perfume; Dat & Mossman
pocket diary; Silva : Toggerv. a cap
II. T. Wiehman & Co. fountain pen
HOLSTER Drug Company. bottle Of per
one; Honolulu Photo-Supplv Com
pany. a No. > Brownie camera; A. E
Arleigh 4 Co. Ltd. bound volume o
current fiction: ~ NJ Dietz ,Jewelr
'onpanv. Hawaiian watch feb; Hone
lulu Drug Company. bath brush; B. T
Ehlers & Co.. order for s. worth o
merchandise
AL of Them Are Fit.
All the leaders are in fine conditio
and ready to go out and make the wal
of their lives. Dick Sullivan is look
ing wonderfully fit and will certainl