The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-14

r~-~~>-->>-~>~, '>-~~~~~~~--~-- 2OO horse power French-Hotchkiss racer cou q do for the same distance kilpatTick's car, however. did not per. form well on the course. and he had wo slow miles in his time test. The time was covered by miles as fol- ows: First 1:02, second 2:O5, third 5;09, fourth 4:15, fifth mile 5:22 2-5
 At the completion of the trials by the professional racers the track was opened foT trials by the cars owned Tn ;his state. which will compete in | later program during the State Fais and some excellent time was shown
 Many citizens of Hot Springs ex- pressed deep qualification at the manner in which Little Beck citizens ook an interest in this Arkansas State Fair. If there has existed in .he past any particular feeling be tween the people of these cities, oc ,asioned by that rivalry which IS suggestive of probably too partis- aned depth, that was waited away yesterday when Little Rccl came tc )ur city in most gracious spirit. and eceived welcome in a most sincere spirit of hospitality.
 Mayor Waters welcomed the Little Rock residents. He stated that there no one who would deny that Little Rock was the greatest city in the tate and the metropolis of the south vest.
 Today Hot Springs and Garland 'ounty Is migh,y pleased to show you he greatest Slate Fair this common yea tn has ever witnessed l ask aou people of Little Rock if Hos Springs. alone with only few live wires. can dc al of this. what kind If a State Fair would there be if the ,ntire state would support an insti ution of this kind and make 1t ,till greater one? What could be ae- omplished if there was statewide cooperation?
 q am very glad that l have the lonor and pleasure tcday tc welcome he people of Lit Q Rock to the Stare sair. I want to present to you man who made this fair possible, man who has done more to bring to the attention of the people of the state he resources of this commonwealth, n my estimation, than any one man.
 refer to George R. Belding, secre- ary eff the State Fair Association.
 Little Rock led in the applause hat greeted Mir Bedding when he rose to speak He said:
 "The State sFair this year ladles md gentlemen. as Mayor Waters has ,tated is the greatest in the history if our Association Ii has been an we -ouener to all who have come here n see it. People frcm almost every ,art of the United States are in Hos snrines today and they have come to he fair. pronouncing it most won orful exNsition. That is one at he advantages Hct Springs has by 10 ding the State Fair in this clly' We have visitors from all over the -rnited States. and in this way the intention of the products of the great commonwealth of Arkansas are seen ny the people of other states.
 q am glad that there are so many .oung men here from Little Rock, for n them lies the hope of sreatei ,rogress and a bigger stale. Ihat .s he right spirit to manifest. II there yere an organization of young men .ucb as is represented in the auxifl ary of the Chamber of Commeree' what would Arkansas be In year timeq Every city in the state shouia have one. Arkansas would biossom like a rose if every city had an or oanization of young men as Little Rock has. God bless every one or you and if there is anything at the state Fair that you want to see, or if you desire anything while nere' grab any man with badge and they vii see that you get what you want
 c. c. Kirkpatrick, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. Little Rock was the next speaker, and after the
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