The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-19

C. Bennett of Mt Ida won second money for pigs under ,siX months.
 In the sheep department w. W. Waltmire and Sons. with Oxford Downs, and ewes of various ates wch many blue and red ribbons, and in lhe Hampshire class for yearlings and ram lambs, also won first and second money The Joaesboro School also scored in the sheep department with lShopshires and Hampshires sheep. while the cattle awards went to E. 8. Greening, Hope Ark; W. A. Hays. also of Hope; iH. c. Loolabaugh, Wa tonga Okla. w. J. Waldreth Mag ness, Ark, the latter offering his famous Dutch Beted Cattle' L. R Kershaw of Muskogea, Okla. who has been an exhibitor every year since the Arkansas otate Far was organized. again figured in the days awards, winning IS blue rib bons 9 reds, and scoring 6 champion ships In the nine years he has ex- hibited in Hot Springs Mr. Kershaw won 92 first prizes and 2S champion ships
 P. C. DeMoss, a local exhibitor, won first, second and a grand 'champion- ship with his Holsteins
 Little Rock. in the mule depart ment, was also in the money today. and T A. Bowman. with pair Of mules he purchased during last years state fair weighing 1860 pounds each, age years, pulled down first prize He also won first and second money for individual mules. l. k. Hysel of Fort Smith was given three blue rib bons and four reds for a fine array of high class saddle horses. The judges are still busy going over the poultry department, and the resul, Of their work will not be known until this af.- moon Orlando Williams, who is in charge of this department stated six states were represented and over 90 varieties of poultry had to be judged
 Thus far over hundred and fifty aabies have been given a rating io the Better Baby Health Contest" and of this number e have been en- tered from Hot Springs and Garland county The winners willbeanaourced and prizes awarded Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
 A. Garland Pierce, scout master of Troop One of the Boy Scouts Of America, Little Rock, notified Secre- tary Waters that he would bring to the state fair, as eart Of the Iitte Rock delegation % Boy Scouts. The boys will be given accommodation on the grounds and tents will be pro- yided for them While in the city they will assist in pollce duty and give a nuhlic demonstration Of Boy Scout work. |
 One of the big social features that is being arranged for Friday evening is the Little Rock Ball" which win be given at the Arlineton hotel This dance where decorations. music, eos tunes and all that makes for a big society feature, promises to surpass the famous ball given at this hotel on March 17. Anticipating a great crowd the big lobby of the hotel which ad- oin5 the ballroom proper will be used for dancing In addition to this fea ture of entertainment there will also be added an extra running race which will be known as the Arlington Hotel Handicap. This event, together with he big Little Rock Derby and other running and trottine races will make the sport features at the fair the biggest that has been offered this week.
 When Little Rocks big delegation arrives they will be met at the station by a committee from the State Fair Association, the Business Men's League and Chamber of Commerce. The Moose drum and busle corps, as well as the drum and bugle corps of the Hot Springs Aerie of Eagies, will also be on hand and a parade up Cen tral avenue and down as far as Grand uvenue will be made, from which point cars will be taken to the state flair grounds.
 Never in the history of Hot Springs has so much interest been aroused ever the visit of any delegation as is being manifested where Little Rocks citizens are concerned, and it appears to be the universal desire of the citizenship generally c extend to tho Capital City Boosters the most hearty welcome and the greatest entertain ment that it is possible for Hot Springs and the State Fair Assccia- tion to give. Any resident of Little .Rcck who can conveniently come to Hot Springs Friday will be royalty taken care of.
 The Horse Show
 The horse show in front of the stand last night again brought out splendid lot of fine horses from many states, and there was particular in-