Arizona republican., 1920-10-26
n. cIsx.n Hosf .s Last

Much new and valuable interesting information aAs bssn thrust at Governor Cox in the now wan nw campaign. he has learned anything and prurfed thsrefrom his time within the last four nonthn viii not have been wholly wasted and he VII emerge from the one-sided contest wiser. ihsuEh sadder man.
 We have been surprised that the governor lacked Information regarding many simple things, but our nowt overwhelming astonishment came fin perusal yesterday morning of tho governors outbreak against the saturday Evening Post Though long news pnp~rmen it appears that he had hitherto made no Estnction between the "neutrar and the "indepen- acnt- newspaper.
 The Post is a great journal with circulation of suns millions. Its tendency for many years has been strongly progressive. sometimes, we have thought Co the degree of radicaiism It has generally h-sn supporter the policies of President Wilson t ham leaned perceptlby toward Mr. Wilson's idea of d League of Natons- It has been profuse in it's rrlucizns of republican leaders and it's attitude tewnrd Governor the earlier days of the cam parn vas one Of friendliness of active support Ia An shst t no coubt had tho approval of the gov rrnor-
 The Poet. though. weighing all things and for rrtfui of tho personal ambitions of the governor; 1ndinr that the prosperity and happiness of the country arc not wrapped fin those issues as to nhich lt may find itself accord with the governor and President Wilson and believing that the repub- ucan party in spite of ts shortcomings promises nors Tor the country achievement than the uncertain realization the dreams and theories of Governor Cox and the president. IS prepared to say so n its next Issue of which the governor has been sAs~n an advanced copy which also contains rartocn Of him.
 Consequently Governor Cox Is pained at tho dis nuson. at the discovery the protruding horns the taftn nf vhfo governor declares has posed before the great public ns a disintercsted journal"
 Bless tho simple soul of Governor cOxi The rost never posed as any such thing George Horace Lorimcr never had more bitter insult thrown at nln than the governors statement of his previous surposition of the Posts dsinterestedness And the governor has porused the Post in vain if he has gained tho impression that Tn all its history it's stated purpose was to refrain from contro- versiai positions And the governor msapprehends tfe relation of the millions of American readers to ne Pout f he believes Tn this spirit the Saturday Evening Post has been admitted as counsellor and friend Into millions of American homes."
 The Post Governor Cox finds is guilty of "dis- loyal prOpaeanda.~ Against whom2 Governor Cox Inc vicercrcnt on earth of President Wilson?
 But the Post has been found out at last. In its -,,ctrayai Of it's mission" it has the same time betrayed its true character. and doubt Governor Cox expects that It's circulation of millions will dvindle Into circulation of thousands, or. perhaps, only Of hundreds.
 But we win bet doughnut, and have no reputation for recessness. that the Post will have so issue a great many more thousands of copies in fs forthcoming edition to meet the demand of the people to sec the cartoon of Governor Cox which that unhappy subject of the Illustrators art Is him. self advertising.
 We wonder. after an if there is not some dark commercial conuson between Mir. Lorimer and Gov ernor Cox2