Arizona republican., 1920-11-05
REPUBLICAN VOTE.
 GROWING AS THE ]. RETURNS COME IN
Landslide in Arizona More
 Apparent With Every ' Hour-Harding's Plural =. ity Is7,848.

Tabulation and checking of state wtde returns from Tuesdays election by The Republican and Republican state headquarters yesterday, includ- fng the totals from practically every precinct in Arizona, resulted in in- | creasing Republican pluralities. in giving them at least one moro office | and perhaps two, and in showing def mite victories in the case of every f other.
 Warren G. Harding. Republican can didate for the presidency, has a plu- | ra1ity over James M Cox of 7.s4S. his | lead having increased from that of | Wednesday night by more than 1000 | voeea Ralph H. Cameron. Republican, l candidate for the United States senate, | has plurality of 6,665. while Governor | Thomas E. Campbell leads Nit Simms l TOT the governorship by plurality of 5.4S6. In almost every county these | three Republican candidates led in l the returns. with Greenlee and Gila l alone presenting anything like a Dem | ocratic front to the onslaught. Yuma, Santa Cruz and Cochise, rock-ribbed Democratic counties since the days of Jack Swilling, are either Republican or so close to being Republican that small difference can be noted. The totals are Harding. 36.623, Cox 2S,775; Cameron 35,567; Smith 2s902; Camp bell 35,565; Simms, 31,079.
 1T . tax commission have 25.169 and 16,310 respectively, as compared to 21,5S3 for Hughes and 15,SS4 for Kuchler. In the other non-p partisan contest A. c. Mc- Alister is elected to the supreme bench over Edward F'lanigan by a plurality of more than 11,000, the figures being McAlister 27,734. and Flanigan 16,144.
 Fairfield Takes Lead.
 c. W. Fairfield. Republican, who was running neck k-and neck with r. J. Munch Democrat, for the office of state auditor on the face of returns Wednesday night, took definite lead over his opponent yesterday, adding another trophy to the Republican scalp belt. Yesterdays returns gave him 3o-215 and Munch 2S,s46, or a plural ttv of 1,269. To this arc being added 100 for Fairfield because of failure to count votes for him in several small precincts in Cochise county.
 Loren Vaughn Democrat, Is leading J. c. Reed. Republican. for the office of corporation commission by a plu- rality of s2S votes in returns which are incomplete for this race. The fig ures are 2S,914 for Reed and 2s732 for Vaughn.
 Carl Hayden, Democratic candidate for congress, leads James R. Dunseath, Republican, by more than 5000 votes, tho figures being 33,728 for Hayden and 25,552 for Dunseath. On the other nhuu GA. EN. E1AlAs tINtpuDllCdn Canul- date for secretary of state, leads H. S. Ross, Democrat, by more than 1,600 having 31-S2S against Ross's 29,657.
 Save the Treasureship.
 The only office which appears to be definitely in the hands of the Demo- cratic party with that of representa- tive In congress- is the state treasurer ship. R. R. Earhart leads J. W. Estill, Republican, by more than 5000 votes. The returns now in hand therefore, give the Republicans nine victories in cluding Harding, in Il contests, with only one of their places in doubt.
 Wiley E. Jones has been defeated for the office of attorney general by more than 5000 votes. having received 27,S22, while w. J. Galbraith has S. 994. Elsie Toles has defeated A. C. Peterson for the office of state su- perintendent of schools by another 5000. the figures being Toles 33,O92 and Peterson 27,042. Tom c. Foster Democratic candidate for state mine inspector, is almost $500 behind John F. White, Republican. White has St 686 and Foster 2S,233