The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-14
DARING DRIVERS IN HIGH spEEn MACHINES ENTERTAIN REC.
 ORD CROWD AT FAIR.
LITTLE ROCK MADE SHOWING
Young Mems Chamber of Commerce of Capital City Headed a Laroe Delegation of Boosters Who
 Lauded the Enterprise.

A first opportunity withing the bor ders of this commonwealth to seq the fastest professional automobile drivers of the world and their speed demons in action, coupled with the fact that it was Little Rock Day. and the Capital city delegation poured into the city in large numbers to pay homage to the big institution, made the third day yesterday of the Arkan- sas State Fair set up record in the matter of attendance.
 From the early morning hours the special trains began to pour in thel flood of humanity until the city was filled with visitors by noon. and there was begun continuous outpouring of people into the Oaklawn course.
 The drum and fife corps of the Young Mems Chamber of Commerce of Little Rock, formed processions immediately on arrival and led Q parade through Central avenue in which this organization and many other Little Rockers joined. and ,; was splendidly patriotic demonstra. ton of the interest of these people ii this Arkansas State Fair
 The weather continues to be idea autumn weather, and whi,e there have been threatening moments, yet as whole the weather could moi have been improved OH.
 For the first time in the history the Arkansas State Fair, sthe attend ance on the third day excelled the al tendance on the opening day, fac occasioned when special trains iron Little Rock brought out a large rep resentative crowd from the Capita city. The weather continues to b. ideal autumn weather and the sue cess of the State Fair is already as suTed from a financial viewpoint, q. 1t has always from the opening da, been assured as an unexceled dis play of the resources of the state.
 The feature of the day at the fai' grounds was the presentation Of tho artomobi c races, not the ordinary kind of speed machines, as haye formerly been raced over the beauti ful Oaklawn course, but the introduc. ton of tine highest power speed cars in the world. and the introductios also of some of the most famous rac- ing pilots of the world.
 Louis Disbrow showed the best per formance of the day when he ciTcle6 the mile track in his Simplex Zp the fastest dirt track car in the world. in 56 seconds The dTiyers did not meet in competition, but al' engaged in separate speed trials al this opening performance, and on an other day of the fair will meet ID competition.
 Louis fjisbTow was first Introduced in his 300 horse power Jay Eye See in two mile trial. which he did 1T 2:02 Is. This car is built pazticulaf ly for straightaway courses, ana pis brow had to drop to low speed IT rounding the curves of the course The car, with it's pilot, has a speee record of 150 miles an hour TOT straightaway course.
 Following this two mile trial DIS brow mare an effort for 10" nll'' mark over the cougse in the sall'' car, the mile being done III Ohe hi'" ute and two seconds.
 Wild Bill Endicott drove his Sass Tonado for three mic record oFs the course, doing the first mlie IT %, the two mile in 1:51, and tne three miles in a total of 2:5f z-9 Later in the day Endicott drove th's same car for two mile mark dolns the first mile in 59, and the two miles in l:5S.
 The distance event of five mics was tried out by Joe Nikrent. drlv ing the Case Bullet, champion oVV cubic inch piston displacement car and the cplisornia driJsr did the mile as follows. First in 61, second in 2s06, third in s;12 fourth Ill 4:15 3-5, five miles in 5:19 l-o :,
 This was better mark than n. j. Kilpatrick. of New York, driving t'e