Tombstone epitaph., 1922-11-19
SOUR GRAPES!

Brother Sisk. editor of the Noeales Daily Herald under the heading of Joyous Convlsons' comments ihlsly on the Daily Prosectors joy regarding the suits Of the general election:
 ''Thc Tombstone Prospector is having one joy os ronvulslon after another because the donkey kick ed the elephant last Tuesday and the crowed until it awoke every Democratic voter in the State
 That pick and shovel paper, ill rdicule of Re- publican newspapers the State offers. the sacrficial altar the remnants of the Republican party's most valued assets. the newspapers
 Well. Tombstone surprised at you. You resemble an eagle soaring i'll the Your head is annd the clouds and justice to you demands that you be pulled back to this trembling earth.
 ''The Herald admits that the worm has turned. for the time being but the Prospector is one of those bidles that can spread its mouth widest for the ing
 '.The editors of that newspaper should unbut- ton thclr collars and sit down for moment under the cooling influences of electric fan and look into the matter more calmly. not with labored ccstacy and blood-heated partsanship but with an interest that bespeaks for tine welfare of the entire people.
 ''The smoke of battle has rolled away and We find that the Democrats victorious for the first time in many moons. They awaited patiently so the Republicans.
 With the above. Bro. Ssk sinks back into his easy hair throws his feet the space of his desk formerly occupied by copy" from headquarters. and contents himself with Slppn@ sour grapes and waiting for the next turning of the worm. Evidently he honestly ex- poets the turning and may be counting the moons between We find that the Democrats are vic lolols for the first time i'll many moonS. says Bro. Sisk
  probably more moons to be seen in Nogacs.
 Indeed we are joynu>, for recall the prediction of Bro. SlSk of his visits to city. He painted vivid picture of the coming 2 t o. F. vic tory in November And with all the fluent oratory that could he accredited to William Jennings Bryan he related the tremendous ovation accorded Tom Campbell on recent visit to Nogalcs. Ero Ssk Spakc somewhat thusly:
 Il stationed about five miles out the high way to watch for the approach of the Governors party, and rushed into town to give the word of his coming The band flarcd forth ''The CamcS Are Coming.'' and the mighty that from that sympathetic gathering rolled from the Patagonia mountains to the Panama canal and back. Never in my life have I wit messed such spectacle of any mans popularity. Bells changed and whistles Shlickcd the coming of Ar- zona'S next Governor
 Sisk may have said more. but at this point we were overcome rhetolically anyhow.
 The election has and gone and the changing bells and shlicking whistles and the lightning bolt mes sengcr ill the Key City pressed into service announce to the thrOngS the coming of Arizona $ Governor The border did not trembe with joyous ac- :lamation. the echos of The Camels Are Coming. did satter the ether from the PaaconiaS the Panama Cana-alld back But. of all woes. Santa Cruz went for Hunt
 If joyous convu>ions the least bit irliat- ng to Bro Sisk. We can only proclaim: You made what today. etc. etc.