The evening times., 1911-07-22

who is driving his car in the Twin
City to Helena tour for the Dispatch
and other trophies, has announced
that in addition to the cup he has Of
,fered he will award an: elephant to
the car making the best score In tho
contest. h. /,
"There will be certain conditions.
which will be announced later" said
Mr.. Ringlinfi, "but the winner will
get the animal"
What the conditions are. he refus-
ed to state. Every driver and owner
is speculating and the offer has add
ed interest to the tour. Some say
that one Of the conditions will be that
the winner must take the prize home
in his automobile. Others believe
the winner must ride the beast all
the way back to st. Paul. Mr.. Ring
ling merely smiles and says nothing.
He insists, however, that he Is se-
rious about the matter. He says that
the tour. promises to furnish 30 much
fun that any prize he would offer
would not be too much.
The Tourists
L. H. Fawkes, Minneapolis; Mrs.
Fawkes,' Minneapolis; Bohn Fawkes.
Minneapolis; Mrs. Dudley Hersey,. ST..
Paul; Frank Gould, Minneapolis;
Mrs. Gould, Minneapolis. p. X. Wise
man; Reuben Warner; ]. L. Sullwold;
B. F. Hovt, st. Paul; Mrs. Hovt, st.
Paul; DR.. H. g. Blanchard, Minneap-
oils; Mrs. Blanchard; Dana Angen-
baugh; Mr.. Newfort; Mrs. Newfort;
j. N. Smith; Mrs. J.. N. Smith; Mr..
Odell; c. e. Babcock, st. Paul; H. e.
Grimes, St. Paul; Howard Kahn, st.
Paul; Hoke Smith, st. Paul; G.. A.
Steadman, Minneapolis; j. e. Smith,
Minneapolis; E. Donaldson, st. Paul;
Motor Age representative, Chicago;
H. A. Noble, st. Paul; DR.. W.. H.
Card, Minneapolis; DR.. c. q. Dutton.
Minneapolis; Mrs. Dutton. Minneap-
oils; Miss Foftus; G. P. Marvin,
Minneapolis; F. W. osman; Richard
snohook, Record Herald, Chicago;
Auto editor. Tribune. Chicago; H.
Goodwin. Minneapolis; Paul Hoffman,
Minneapolis; F. NJ. Mas; George
Bailey. Milwaukee; Mr.. Casey, Boze-
man; H. D. Davis, Minneapolis; v.
R. Irwin, Minneapolis; j. Frank
Gable, Minneapolis; ]. G.. Stegmeir,
st. Paul; Harry Pence. Minneapolis;
9. B. Griffin. st. Paul; w. F. Fuller
ton, st. Paul; F. A. McGrath, St.
Paul; E. R. Ketchell, st. Paul; Train
Auditor, st. Paul; w. H. Berry; e.
H. Day; Louis Koch
Observers-E. T. Mcneil, f.. Ca
briel, R. Saberlick, G.. E. Raymond.
=. B. Hughes, H. s. Smith, A. B.
Crowell, A. Peterson, H. c. Anderson.
H. L. Casey, Clete Mulick, H. FELTON,.
H. s. Hayman, o. A. Brictson, Marry
Davis. F. E. Smith.
Drivers-C. s. Harrington, George
Dobner, Hal Edwards, Louis MAY. 6.
A. Petschow, o. w. Kose, o. "A.
Palmlund, c. L. Bonwell. Chris.
Rice. Julius Suckow, E. B. Stimson.
A. N. Smith, j. H. Prior, M. G. Arm
strong, B. w. Scott, F. A. Witt. George
Heron, A. L. McMurlen, C. j. Rose,
Ralph Haynes, R. E. Anderson, ]. 81.
Dougherty, c. A. Magnus.
The interest being shown by the
people of the western part Of the
state Is shown by the following clip-
ping from the Williston State:
President w. G.. Tatem Of the Will
iiston Auto club Is the right man in
the right place, and he is making good
at every turn in the road. He is a
Jealous advocate Of good roads, and
he practices what he breaches. And he
has some good hackers, too. Yester-
day it was decided to dig the rock
from the road between here and Ray.
selecting the Little Muddy route, He
was Joined by George Buhler, Albert
Husebye, Charles Field, Fred Wegley,
Ray Powell and VIM. English and the
party dug all the rocks from here to
Ray and filled and packed the holes.
They returned from Ray, thirty-two
miles, in an hour and twenty minutes
and didn't see rock. A few little
parties like this will do wonders for
the roads,"