The Green Forest tribune., 1914-04-10
V1ctors
 and-- Vanquiished


 Legislature as a rule fared badly in the recent primaries, a much larger percentage of them having been de feated than were elected to a second term or to any other office.
 Senator T. J. Raney was defeated for Railroad Commissioner. in the Northeast district, and Senator J. F. Hughes was defeated for Railroad Commissioner in the Southern District Senator E. F. Friedel of Texarkana, was overwhelmingly beaten for Judge of the Eighth circuit by R. G. Haynie, Senator G. F. Clerget was defeated for reelection by H. B. Ruff of Gle burne. a former legislator.
 Senator Samuel L. Owens of Qua chita was defeated for reelection by A. Hamilton by only IA votes.
 Representative w. H. Hudson of Ma rion was overwhelmingly outvoted for Congress from the Third District
 R. s. Warnock, a former representa- tive from Columbia county, was de- feated for Congress from the Seventh district.
 Bonnie Davis. who has served two terms in the House from Columbia county, was defeated for the Senate by Walker Smith.
 Representative John R. Neal of Polk county, was defeated for county judge.
 Defeated for Reelection.
 Among members of the last or pre- ceding houses who were defeated for reelection are the following: Baxter, J. V. Thrasher; Benton, J. M. Beard :; Clark, Jo Hardage, s. P. Meador; Gle burne, John w. Davis; Cleveland, C. T. O'Nein; Conway, J. W. Rainbolt c. w. Parrish; Desha, John H. Wal lace; Franklin, c. A. Henry, J. T. Tol leson: Jackson, J. U. Ard; Lawrence J. D. Doyle; Little River, w. H. Boggs Logan, D. E. Johnson; Ouachita, c. J Parker; Perry, c. B. Colvin; Pulaski J. B. Webster; Randolph, w. A. Jack son; Union, W. J. Pinson; Washington J. w. Baxter.
 Among the members of the las House who were reelected are the Following: Arkansas, 2. K. Bennett Boone, J. Lloyd .Snouse; Clay, J. w Brawner: Conway, Carroll Armstrong, Cross, J. w. Williams; Garland, L. D sawyer; Hot Spring, J. C. Belote; lnde pendence, A. G. Gray; Izard, Wm. w Copeland Jefferson, T. A. Wilson Lincoln, R. G. Reid; Miller, Louis Jo sephs; Pike, J. T. Pollard; Poinsett E. D. Bennett; St. Francis, Samuel c Sulcer; Van Buren, M. B. Lefler; Yell Sam Rorex; Grant, R. R. Posey; Wash ington, R. w. Buchanan Crawford, J
 Victors and the VanqUished. J. Dipboye; Carroll, J. c. Stafford.
 R. A. Dowdy, of Batesville, who rep resented White and Faulkner counties in 1S99-01 in the senate, was elected representative from Independence, county.
 R. c. Love was selected representa- tive from Baxter and ". J. Little iron Garland Both are members of tn l State Board of Charitable Institutions
 Dan ". Jones, governor of Arkan sas 1S96-1900. was nominated as on of the representative from Pulask county.
 J. T. Robertson, of Marianna, former member of the Senate and Act ing Governor, was elected represents tive from Lee county.
 John E. Jones, who was a Washing ton county representative in 1911, wa returned.
 Representative M. T. Shackleford c Clark county, was defeated for Sena tor.
 Representative Hu l.. Williamson o Stone may have won for Prosecutin Attorney.
 Louis Josephs, who is returned fror Miller county, has already announce himself a candidate for the speaker ship.
 Among the newspaper men of tn state who were elected to various off ces are the following: T. K. Wood Marianna Courier, Railroad Commis sioner; V. A. Beeson, Marrilton Hea( light, Representative Conway county.
 The Youngest Member.
 Probably the youngest member C the next house will be Ernest Hatley of Polk county, who "fiddled his way through the campaign, emulating th record of Gov. Bob Taylor.
 A close second for the honor of bt ing "the kid of the House." is Osca E. Ellis, of Fulton county, who will b 22 years old July II. He is a men Der of the senior class in the la' school at Little Rock, having taugh school to pay his way.
 Eulen c. Shoffner. of Pulaski, former linotype operator, is also member of the law school.