The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-10
SPECIAL TRAlNLOAD OF HOT SPRINGS CITIZENS TO BOOST
 RESORT AND STATE FAIR.
ENTERTAIN SUPERlNTENDENTS
Nominating Committees Are Named 10 Put in Field Rival Tickets For New Officers of the Young Mems Chamber of Commerce.

A fall junket over the entire state on special train equipped with Pull mans, diners, baggage cars, and fuil and complete accommodations, to leave Hot Springs about the first week in October, and spend the week boosting the resort and the Arkansas was proposed to the Young Mems Chamber of Commerce last night by Col w. J. Little, endorsed heartily in speeches by Secretary Waters of the state fair, and Mayor McClendon, and bids fair to be properly culmi- mated at the proper time.
 There was most enthusiastic meeting of the organization, and as the expiration of the terms of off cers of the organization is near at hand the innovation of nominating rival tickets for the new officers was adopted. A committee composed of Schlachleiter, Hewlett, Hoskins, Katz and Tribble will nominate a complete ticket for officers, and against that ticket will be another ticket nomi- mated by Waters. Higgins, Gotham, Coekburn and Mclaughlin. In accept ing places on the nominating commit tees the members are pledged to campaign for the ticket they nomi- nate, with the result that at the cleo ton on the second Thursday in Au- gust there will be some nice rivalry in the field for the offices.
 One of the tickets will be desig- mated as the Blue Ticket and the other as the Red Ticket" The nominations made by these commit tees is not bar to the nomination of any other member for office on the floor the evening of election.
 President George Callahan yester- day afternoon sent in behalf of the Young Mems Chamber of Commerce a telegram of congratulation to Dr. William r. Parks, the new superin- tendent of the reservation Last night the entertainment committee ol the organization was authorized to make arrangements for a reception by this organization to the new su' perintendent, and also in honor or Captain Trowbridge, whose work here as superintendent has the com plete endorsement of the organiza- tion.
 Secretary w. w. Waters of the Ar kansas State Fair Association had just returned from a visit to Little Rock and an audience with Governor Hays, and he had most glowing re- mort to make of his visit. The open ing of the new automobile highway between the cities is to be made simultaneously with the opening or the state fair, and Little Rock auto mobile men are going to cooperate with MT. Waters in making that the biggest opening day the fair ever had.
 Further, MT. Waters had an audi ence with Governor Hays, and Gov ernor Hays is going to make his iall campaign as an advocate of the state fair. and the accumultion here oi all the best exhibits of the state. later | to he shown at the state building at
 San Francisco, and work cooperat- iyelv with our organization Tt IS the hest endorsement the state fair ever had" said Mir. Waters, ana
 will he productive of big results. we
 have more people interested in our fair than ever, and We will make thls
 a crowning event so that the ieglsla-
 ture will feel obligated to help us in
 the handling of future fairs.
 Mir. Waters also reported a most interesting arrangement he had made
 with John H. Page, commissioner or
 mines. by which there will be gath cred together at this fair real ana genuine exhibit of the mineral re-
 sources of the state. "The wealth
 of minerals in this state have never been exhibited properly" said MT
 Waters, and we propose that this
 time we will have an exhibit that Twill not only surprise the people who come to our fair, but astonish the
 people who see that exhibit later shown at San Francisco.
 !, MT. Waters also outlined the idea of a general automobile parade as
 one of the opening features of the