The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-03
HALE|WA RACES ON
THE BOOKS TO-DAY

After consideration Of the Haleiwa
races held between the promoters and
the judges it was almost decided to
postpone the events until a more IA
vorable day but it was finally agreed
yesterday that he races must be pulled
off today. Therefore the second an
nuaI races to Haleiwa starts from Aala
Park this morning from seven 0 clock
on
For some time it looked as if the
entire schedule would be postponed for
dismal tales were coming in from the
country regarding the state OF the
roads. Almost the entire stretch was
reported to be nothing but heavy mud
and the prospective bicycle racers be
gan to come around saving that as they
did not care to carry their machines
on their backs all the way to the scene
of festivities they would remain at Ho-
noluIu
Mayor Fern then appeared on the
scene and stated that the roads we're,
on the contrary, good and that the
rain was strictly local This sort of
encouraged the dropping spirits OF those
concerned and Charles Chillingworth
called up Clifford KimbaU at HaIeiwa
TO ask about the preparations for the
luau going on there. He was told that
the preparations were complete, the
kaukau ready and everybody looking
forward to the arrival Of the runners.
That decided matters and it was at
once decided that the race should be
run.
In the afternoon more reports con
corning the road came in and all We're
favorable and viii doubtless remain 50
today as the rain seems confined 10
the Honolulu district. But foreseeing
u possible muddy condition the Judges
have removed all time limits and the
racers may therefore take their own
time in arriving at the finish.
The first race will start at half past
seven and the second at seven forty
five. The marathon will start ten min
utes later and at nine 0 clock the spe-
ciai excursion under the guidance Of
Joe Cohen Will pull out from the Q. K.
4 l.. depot for Waialua. After that
the scene OF action will be transferred
by degrees along the entire route be
tween Honolulu and Haieiwa.
The runners will be followed by the
course Judges on motorcycles and the
automobiles containing the press repre-
sentatives.
The runners have been REMEMBERED
and the following is the first correct
list published:
Marathon.
F. Enos, !; Geo. kaaea ,; J. Rosa,
>; Nigel jackson, / \. Y. Ornelas. );
David Martin, Is; NJ. Plata, :; Vim
cent Comes. 5; Antoine Martin, 9; An
tone Kaoo, 10; T. X. Wahikako. Il;
DaI Fahy, -; Wilson Feagler, 10; Con
ny Hayes, II; Joe Forrest, -; Thee.
Cabral, 10; II. NJ. Ayres, l..
Senior Bicycle
Harry Gilman. IS; Henry Williams.
10; Sylvester Gardia, 20; solomon Ku-
ANNE, 81; Vim. Q Brien, -; j. X.
McSakuma, .; NJ. L. Comes, u; Paul
hanoa, %; Antoine Come Silva, %; G.
NJ Addison. u; Manuel Martin. Is;
Sam Kakelala, %; NJ Morse, 30: Lin
colin Achiu. 81; X. Harano, 80; Chas
Padeken, SO; {. X. McFarlane, 81.
Junior.
Alfred Baptist, 50; Harry Decker. SO;
Tong Hoy, 81; Antoine Medeiros. 5;
John Buteilho, 80; Joe Forage. 10; Al
vim Silva, Al; Eaton Magoon, -; Eddie
keven, 10; Rufui Martin. A.; Iramura
Karuli, 10; Geo Galbraith. 46; Eddie
Peters, j.; g. Sing Jr., Is; Bung Chung.
~; All Kin, 81; john Forage, II;
Joseph Guerrero. >: f.. Cushingham. %:
sam McheuIa, y: Ahoon Wong. %.