The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-16

will have this rate on for the auto races. This is not alone big ad vantage in additional attendance put It extends the returning time or all the tickets sold so that our visi- tors do not have to start home until Monday evening, instead of theil tickets expiring Sunday, as formerly arranged
 The Iron Mountain announces that special trains will leave Little Rock Tor Hot Springs Sunday morning nl $; lO o'clock, and at 10:10 o'clock thes returning Sunday evening al 1:S0 o'clock, which gives the visitors chance to see the big auto races Sunday afternoon
 General Superintendent l.. w Dean, of the Iron Mountain and c A. Pratt, also of this line, were visi tcrs yesterday here. and they an- nounced that any arrangements for the comfort and convenience of State Fair patrons, would be given per. sonal attention. They were much pleased with results.
 Everywhere there has been gen eral satisfaction expressed over the manner in which the railroads gave attention to the State Fair travel lers. There was no cTowding of the trains, ample coaches being supplied for all the travel, and others being kept at convenient points to meet any extra conditions that might arise
 w. s. Boles- won the blue ribbon, showing the finest lot of horses ever seen in this city, among them being Hauttain, aged years; weight, 2,200 pounds; Rexall. aged 2 years; weigh. 1850 pounds and a young colt, 1 months old; weight, 700 pounds.
 In the cattle line, the blue ribbon winners, perfect herd of Herford cattle, belonging to c. NJ. Largent of Merkle, Tex, again got the first prize, while the sheep exhibited by the State Agricultural School, Jones' boro, also captured first prize for exhibits of this nature.
 Tine educational department at the State Fair, came in for considerable attention, and many prominent edu- cators of the city and state made a careful inspection of this feature. It is undoubtedly one of the most com plete and important that has ever been shown. Five thousand feet of exhibit space are entirely covered wtsh this exhibit representing the literary and industrial work of the pubic schools.
 State Superintendent George B. ne ,I e has arranged an elaborate display If charts and graphic drawings, show ing the wonderful educational devel- opment of Arkansas during the past decade. Every statistical feature of the public schools is shown in a col lection of more than sixty maps and charts. One of the most significant features of this department are the collections of class work, including drawings, compositions, maps and sewing done by the pupils of the rural schools. In this display are included contributions from the fol lowing counties: Monroe, Boone, Sa line. Sebastian. Craighead. Conway Hot Springs and Garland.
 The State Normal School at Con way has an entire booth devoted to very elaborate display of art work Excellent displays are also made by ihe city schools of Hot Springs, Nal yern. Morrillton and Clarendon Three of the most attractive displays in the entire exposition are those made by the agricultural schools oi Jonesboro, Magnolia and. Monticello Each of these occupies the large booth completely filled with the ex- hibits of the pupils. including pain and fancy sewing canned and pre- served fruits and vegetables, cook ing. cabinet work, iron work and me chanical drawings.
 The Branch Normal and Industrial l SeheoI fer Negroes is also well rep resented. The negro children of Nal vern aalso have very commendahle dispay in one portion of the Nal vern and Hot Springs booth.
 The boys from the State AgTicui tural College who were brought < the State Fair. will return today II charge of State Agent Jeffords. Ht is much pleased at the success O 1 the Fair and the interest taken II the same by the boys. A majority of them will soon be farmers, tillins their own land and MT. Jefford' stated that the exposition this weel has been very valuable to them.
 "It has been a wonderful fair ant the boys have enjoyed every minute of it.p he said. They are returnins home resolved to bring here mex years still greater showing.