Arizona republican., 1920-09-27
REPUBLICAN, LEADERS n OPEN
 CAMPAIGN AT STADIUM TONIGHT

', soternor Thomas F. Campbell and ts@iih H. Cameron will be the prin pal speakers tonight at a Republican s1..S at the Y. NJ C. A stadium Ii will usher in the state and concrese sson2l campaigns
 governor Campbell will fire the open hroadStde against the state land cepSTtment and will explain to the voters Just why he is opposed to the continuance of Democratic .droiris trstion of affairs Of this important da- tAa-rtment of the state. Many DerSone Nno do not understand the sit1atiop which has arisen in the land denart nent during the past year will ha ve the first opportunity to learn the ex act state of affairs and just hovv tl,o. policies Of the department as inter sreted by the present majority ara proving a menace to the developn,ent of Arizona by discouragfng the utiIiza ton Of public land by the homeseel<er snc Why because of this a powerful land ol5Sarchy is being built uD
 Mir. Cameron, in his address will +al1 ot recent conference with Senator warren C. Harding. at his home in Marion. Ohio, on the subject of rec ianation-
 Other Candidates to Speak
 Edward J. FTannigan of Bisbee. one of the most brilliant orators of the state will also address the rally. He IS the party's choice for the state su- preme 5usticeship. and his appearance before Phoenix audience will pro- vide an opportunity to judge of his qualifications.
 James R. Dunseath of Tucson. nom anee for congress; Rudolph Kuchler candidate for tax commission; Miss Elsie Toles. the nominee for state su- perintendent of public instruction; and w J. Galbradth, the partys choice for attorney general, will also have some thing of interest to place before the voters
 Governor Campbell and party ar rived yesterday afternoon by automo- bile from Florence. where a most sue cessfui meeting was held Saturday night. During the last week he has been touring southern Arizona, and everywhere he has been rendered a warm reception, indicating that the voters of the state are beginning to awaken to the seriousness of the sit uation as regards the states lands which are said now to be passing into the perpetual control of a small and powerful group Tn every meeting the governor has stated his position in a definite and defiant manner, bringing him the enthusiastic support of in telligent voters of both parties.
 Series of Meetings
 The rally tonight will come as the most important event of a series of u eetings to be held under the auspices Of the Republican state committee. Al ready a large number of outside dele7 gations have been put in appearance and before noon it is expected thAt the hotels will be crowded to overflow ing The Mohave and Cochise county delegations to the state committee meeting arrived yesterday, and repre- sentatives from all of the other out side counties are expected with the ar rival of early morning trains.
 Judge Albert M Sames, state chair man. and Allan B. Jaynes, national committeeman, are here and have open ed headquarters at Room HIS, Adams hotel
 The first event of the two days pro- gram will be a caucus of the state committeeman. This will be held at K P. hall. 2S East Washington street beginning at 10 a. m. today.
 At 12 o'clock the committee will meet at the state capitol in conformity with the state law to effect formal organ ization of the committee which will be in office for the ensueing two years
 At 2.30 o'clock all county chairmen and registration officers will meet with C. C. Lewis. state director of the registration bureau. at Room ,, Read ing hotel, to take up matters of vital importance
 At D. m- the speaking will start at the r. NJ. c. A. stadium, located near the postoffice building. A large attend ance is expected and those wishing good seats are advised to go early and secure their positions.
 Party Council Affairs
 Witk the organization of the state committee disposed of today. Tuesday will be devoted 10 the affairs of tho Republican party council which is com