The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-22

he special police" Of society girls
Who have been making arrests" and
ringing their prisoners" into a kan
CARGO court we're busy, and 1t IS an.
icipated that the result of their in.
terest in the Panama-Pacific building
the state will have in the worlds fair
will net the commission close on to
$500. .
Among those arrested Yesterday
was c. E. Smell of Greenylle Miss,
and Lake Village, Ark, who, when
brought before the ledge said;
Your honor. as you no doubt know,
times have been very hard with all OF
us. and there are few men who have
a dollar in their pockets these days.
However, since | cannot pay my fine,
would prefer to negotiate a compro-
mise with the court "
There was a twinkle in Mr. Smells
eye and the court" promptly opened
up negotiations.
Instead OF handing over one dollar
would prefer to give the court
bale of cotton and"
But Mr. Smell got no further. The
honorable court" Immediately ac-
cepted the offer. Mr.. Smell is one Of
the largest cotton planters in the
state and his donation OF a bale of
cotton was most generous one. In
fact. it was the "heathest" fine that
has been collected during the time the
lgirls were working
The afternoon entertainment was
featured by mixed horse and auto
race program, in w'hioh there we're
two good running races carded and
there was a very fair attendance in
the stand The Ford autos won all Of
the events for cars over the Oaklawn
track
The results OF the racing card were
as follows:
First Race. Five Furlongs Tommy
Murphy tWalderdorO, woa; Acis
(Jackson), second: Waymarll tDaw.
som. third. Time, 1;02 SO Hari
Tack, Ringer, Grafton Allenasis Ma.
rafield Sam Hall Birdie X. John
Morris our Rem, Burt L., Kenneth
Mack, and Bill Carroll also ran
Second Race. One Nile-Modesta
Boy (Mathews). won; Consider (Cut
fordl, second; Altamaha (Dominick),
third Time, 1:42. Eva Tanguay
Marshal Tnghman, Cassowray and
Blue also ran.
Automobile races, five miles, FOR
Arkansas drivers and cars owned in
Arkansas Ford cars finished first
and second Cadillac third Time
1854
In the second automobile race at 10
miles the Ford finished first the
Overland second, and THE Paige
third The time was 1871.
The third auto event was at .
miles, and the results were as fol.
lows Ford, first Ford sec nd;
Overland, third; Paige, fourth: Hay
mes. fifth The time was 3a.to.
Bell Telephone Exhibit.
The southwestern Telegraph and
Telephone Company indicated its in.
terest in the Arkansas State Fair by
Installing an attractive exhibit The
exhibit was arranged under the direc.
Ition Of local Manager e. B. McKaiu,
who extended every effort TO make it
| illustrative Of the companys desire TO
furnish an excellent grade Of tele-
phone service at reasonable rates
An attendant in charge OF the tele-
phone company's exhibit explains to
the many people who visited it, the
! inrei working OF the telephone sys.
tea. showing them how telephone
messages are handled in the central
office the method Of maintaining and
improving the telephone, the liberal
provisions made for the comfort and
welfare o. the employees
Literature setting forth univer-
SCI character of the Bell system is
distributed from the booth. This lit
lerature shows that the Bell System
low operates over seven million five
haldrej thousand telephones In the
| United States that Il reaches more
than 10000 cities. towns and villages,
and that every day it handles more
than twenty-five million telephone
calls
The telephone has become such a
necessary factor in our daily life that
few people stop TO consider that II IS
practically new invention The tele.
phone is oaly b years old
The telephone is essentially a bust
mess builder Before the advent OF
the telephone business was handled
on much slower basis than at pres
ent The telephone has aulcgened