The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-13


 lnoh records. not already included in hls category of space eating stunts.
 Wild Bill Endicott of Indianapolis dean of the ccterie of Indianapolis drivers, is another of the great space annihilators on hand to fight for the honors of the day. Endicott has his Tornado racer with him and as he has won the speed championship of America in the i50 cubic inch class, he stands a good chance of hauling down a fast mark or two himself to- day
 H. J. Fitzpatrick of New York. with his 200 H. P. Hotehkiss racer wi 1 be the dark horse of me speed exhibit tions. He will attempt to establish a new mark for the track for five miles.
 The local end of the afternoon $ sport will be furnished by an Over and machine, driven by Little Rock driver. He will attempt to establish q new mark for local cars.
 Because of the large number of events scheduled for the big racing machines, the directors decided to separate the program into two divis- ions, the speed tria's for the first lay and the f.ee-for-all and handicap races for the second day. This is the same method followed out at the big fairs in the north and assures the spectators two different kinds Of gasoline entertainment.
 Today's program will include seven events and Sundays program will be made I'D of a like number of competi- ions.
 Public attention at the fair was iivided yesterday between the fam ous Ramsey Family" of the Arkan- sas Clan. gathered here iny their am nual outing, and the Texarkanians, who came to grace the day set apart for them at this state festival and sxposition Neither of the incidents called for great attendance. but both contributed their part to the general success of the second day ever known in this state.
 The scene of the exhibits attracted most attention yesterday. On the spening day the fair attendants were % busied with the splendid formal ceremonial to give mucn attention to he detail of the exposition, and yea terday was the first time really when the worth of this exposition became emphasized on the minds of the peo pie.
 The stock and live stock exhibits the county exhibits. the textile and fine arts departments, and all the splendid incidental displays were carefully inspected yesterday and unamious approval followed.
 One hundred and twenty-five boys, 12 girls and women took part in the celebration of Boys Ccrn Club and Tomato Canning Day at tie State Fair yesterday, was gone through under the direction of T. M. Jeffords who is in charge of the work for the United States government in this state.
 Mir. Jeffcrds is conducting school at the fair for the boys and girls and during the morning hours they were addressed on farm crops, cooking i've stock, egg, meat, substitutes arm dairying, breads and other sub ects by Professor Selson, Lasseter Walker, Hewitt and Stanford of the State University and Professors S :. Jeffords and Emma Chandler, ol Monticello Agricultural college.
 Each one of the boys and girls present. paid great deal Of attention o the remarks of the speakers ara many questions were asked by the ,oys. relative to the proper planting if corn and it's raising. All of the uestions were answered very clearly md consicely.
 The school is being conducted Tn he Armory of Company C., opposite he State Fair building, the boys be- ng on the ground floor and the giris nd women on the second.
 Everyone of those present won tbe right to attend the fair by sue ,assful exhibits of corn and tomatoes if the respective county fairs held throughout the state, each county icing lowed two boys and one girl contestants.
 Five of the boys present grew more than 100 busnels ol Coih 2I "H acre and Willie P Brown, or liam burg Ark, bears the distinction 9l having grown the greatest amount or corn of any of the boys. on meas urea acre. which the state uniVef- sitv and the United States govern ment agents measured he grew t72 2-s bushels. and seems to nave all of the prizes for the amount grown won easily. .o
 s5o0 in prizes will be awarded 10 inc boys and girls in prizes, the state Fair having donated this Ihe exhibit of the boys and girls IS one of inc most interesting en the grounds and shows almost every variety of corn that can be grown. The girls tomatoes are also intef7 esting. .ho
 MT Jeffords also instructed the .boys in fled and track athletics thls morning. 1t being vae of the ually reoui~ements. The boys were made to run races, go over the high jump
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