The Green Forest tribune., 1908-04-03
LOBE AND LUDWIG WINNERS Attorney Generals Contest, However, Is Still Open and Probably Will Not Be Settled Except by Off
 cial Count.

interest In the results of last Wed. nesday's primary is now centered al most entirely in the race of Hal L. Norwood and P. R. Andrews, for at torney general.
 Until Sunday morning there was a great deal of interest in the races be- tween o. c. Ludwig and J. C. Clary, for secretary of state, and John R. lobe and John M Oathout, for audi 19r. Returns received Sunday and Sunday night, however, leave practi- cally no doubt that Ludwig and lobe are victorious candidates in the two races. According to the returns re- ceiyed, Ludwig has a majority of 4,272 votes, and lobe a majority of 10,426 votes.
 From all indications the Norwood- Andrews race will not be definitely settled for several days, as the official returns from scattering counties are very slow in coming in. In several counties the County Central Democrat ic Committees will not meet until the latter part of this week, and it will sa impossible to obtain official returns from those counties until then. According to the returns received, Norwood has a total of 33,369 votes, and Andrews a total of 30,212 votes, in the counties reported thus far. The counties still to be heard from are: Benton, Carroll, Clay Independence, Johnson, Logan, Lonoke, Madison, Montgomery, Newton, Phillips, Scott, Stone, Van Buren and Woodruff.
 In the contest for secretary of state the returns from 59 counties show that O. c. Ludwig has a majority of 4,272 the vote being: Ludwig 33,5S3, J. c. Clary 2S.311
 From the same number of counties the returns give J. R. lobe, for audi tor, a majority of 10,426, the vote be- ing lobe 32,3S4, Oathout 21,955.
 In the gubernatorial contest 70 coun- ties, the returns from nearly all of which are official, show that George w. Donaghey has received 52,512 votes, w. F. Kirby 35,816, John H. Hinemon 31,601, the plurality for Donaghey be- ing 16,696.
 From returns received from nearly all but a dozen counties the results indicate the nomination of the follow ing candidates for offices for which they were contestants:
 Governor-George w. Donaghey.
 Auditor-John R. lobe.
 Secretary of State-O. c. Ludwig. Congress-First District-R. B. Ma con; Second district, W. A. Oldfield; Sixth district, Joe T. Robinson; Sev- enth district, w. S. Goodwin. Associate Justices of the Supreme Court-Jesse c. Hart and Carroll D. Wood.
 Railroad Commissioner-J. w. | Crockett and J. E. Hampton. Representatives-A county, H. Buerkel; Ashley, Monroe Smith; Baxter, Ed. Smothers. Boone, B. w. Estes; Bradley, D. A. Bradshaw; Cal houn, N. Yeager; Carroll. J. M. Payne; Cleburne, A. D. Morris; Columbia, R. Warnock and Bonnie Davis; Conway, H. clerget nd A. w. Mccracken; Crawford, Haley and Snyder; Cross, I. H. Faulkner; Desha, J. w. Davis; Drew, R. L. Collins; Fulton, J. D. Oli- phant; Grant, Toler; Greene, Joe A. Thompson; Howard, Floyd; Izard, k. | D. Harris; Jackson, J. U. Ard; Law renee, J. J. Bellamy; Little River, A. D. Dulaney; Miller, w. B. Owen. Mis- sissippi A. D. Little; Montgomery, Jerry Witt; Ouachita, A. Hamilton; 1 Poinsett, J. E. Clanton; Pope, M L.. Ellis and H. F. Spillers; Pulaski, M. E. Dunaway, George F. Jones, l.. 5. Leigh and Oscar H. Vim; Randolph, | A. M. Dass; Sevier, Thomas K. King, Sharp, Street; Yell, Martin and Han- cock.