davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-04

TIE sCHAFFER ADVERTISING
AND PUBLISHING COMPANY HAS
LET 1T BE KNOWN THAT HE
STANDS READY TO PROPOSE TO
THE WINNER OF THAT CHALM-
ERS.
HURRY UP GIRLS. QUITE ELIG-
IBLE.
All right Phil, we're with you, but
supposing one of those three men
Cop the Chalmers?
You cannot win via the HOPING
and WISHING ROUTE.
ACTION COUNTS and ACTION
NOW IS NEEDED MORE THAN
EVER.
Brawey, Calexico, Imperial, Holt
Vile, Seeley and the balance of the
outside territory are right up on their
toes these last few days for their faV-
orite club members.
The same goes for Ell Centro city.
Honk, Honk, Honk. ". o..
NOW REVERSED WILL LOOK
NICE AFTER YOUR NAME SUN
DAY MORNING, MR., MRSR. OR
MISS AMBITION
On your way to success and car.
The Girl with the Smile, is the girl
worth while.
Radiate enthusiasm these last few
days.
HELPS WONDERFULLY.
Don't think you CAN'T win-fou
CAN. II YOU REALLY TRY.
TO BE OR NOT TO BE-A WIN
NER.
Those who say it cannot be done are
always being interrupted by someone
doing it.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
ELEVEN BELLS.
CURTAINS ON THE SALESMAN
SHIP CLUB.
No more changes in the published
credit standings.
But there will be SOME change after
Saturday night
HURRY AND YOU'LL WIN.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-04
SATURDAY NIGHT MARCH 9th
AT ELEVEN OCT OCK

SATURDAY NIGHT MARCH 9th
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
That is the day and the hour that
The Imperial Valley Press SALES
MANSHIP CLUB CAMPAIGN will
pass into history and when the final
hour rolls around will have been finish
ed the work and effort expended by
the energetic CLUB members since the
commencement of the campaign.
WHO WILL WIN?
All, that is the question that is aSi-
tating the minds of many a person in
the Valley right at this moment.
That question we will answer and it
will be found that our answer is COR
rect. The answer is this THE CLUE 3
MEMBERS WITH THE MOST GRE
DTS WILL WIN. There is absolute
ly no argument on that score. These
handsome gifts from the three automo-
biles down will be awarded on Satur-
day night as soon after IL o'clock as
the campaign judges can complete the
final tabulation of credits cast. Who
will be adjudged winners of those
three automobiles and the other val
be even guessed at at this time, two
days before the campaign ends.
OVER R-CONFIDENCE FATAL
A spirit of over-confidence now is
fatal to final success.
The CLUB member who does not
give a competitor an even chance 20
win is making grave error.
NEVER THINK THE OTHER FELL
LOW HAS NOT GOT A CHANCE.
GIVE YOUR OPPONENTS AN EV-
EN- CHANCE TO WIN AND THEN
DO YOUR BEST TO BEAT THEM
OUT.
OBSERVATIONS.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
THE END Or THE TRAIL.
SOON BE ALL OVER BUT TIE
SHOUTING.
BE A SHOUTER BY ALL MEANS.
PHIL j. SCHAFFER, HEAD or
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-04
| IMT'he !.
Wkr1T1pHGf'164
At THE PALACE TONIGHT

Tonight at the Palace theater, five
acts of vaudeville. The Golforb Juven-
lie Concert Orchestra and the new, big
ger, finer Tom Mix will amaze you in
The Feud". an unusual story of the
most romantic and thrilling days of
American history
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-04
Victory In Sight For Live
Salesmanshlp Members
NHnmRmH M a q q q p M n

Big has but feu hours to effort put forth
days depends outcome of past six weeks eorf
has any of the prizes cinched during nsxt
feu hours energy must be expended in liberal quantities
success failure club members in face
automobile prize depends work done between
and the closing hour II O'Clock Saturday night: do
not be ouer-conden and competitors they
may spring surprise
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-04
ssSAL ESM ANSHIP
CLUB NEWS
Campaign Judges

The following gentlemen selected and have
ented to act Judges in the Salesmanip Club Campaign
which ends Saturday night They all we'll known,
nen of affairs and have interest the outcome of the
campaign other than that ballot counted cast
Fred J. Ganola, First National Bank
H. D. Cox, Southern Trust & Commerce Bank.
Paul Allen, Ell Centro National Bank
A. w. Hyberg, Security Commercial Savings Bank.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-04

As the standing of the Salesmans1 Club Members stand
tonight N they stand until the official judges take the ballot
decide the 1inners Saturday
night No credits c be counted by this office and from
the close the baotng U be blind in all that til
term implies. y aTMW EETlyHNW&&k
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-10-05

grant labor its just due and was not until the Dem
"2: control in 1911 that consideration WAS given to
ures t. improve conditions under which The
laDorlng man worked and lived
The work OF tue Democratic party in promoting
the welfare OF the wageearners IF the country may
be Illustrated by these notable accomplishments:
Department of Labor organized
Drastic child labor law enacted =
Use OF injunction in labor disputes crcum-
scribed
Punishment for alleged contempt Of court re-
stricted
Machinery for adjustment of labor disputes
created
Samuel Gompers, an outstanding labor leader,
makes this assertion: "The Republican party has
declared for the nnsaevmen+ of the workers and for
an open field to profeers and to those who seek to
suppress the aspirations of the great masses of
people" . N . "
Mr.. Gompers; as a member of the platform COM
mittee of the American Federation Of Labor, sub
scribed to this statement.
There can be conclusion based upon care
full and impartial survey Of the actions and decara-
tons Of the candidates Governor Cox has shown
himself possessed Of fuller understanding Of the
working people reader response to their needs and
to their proposals and broader craftsmanship in his
public discussions Of the problems of the industrial
world. q
"In addition tc his superior understanding, Gov
ernor Cox is the candidate platform which labor
in the Republican platform and the planl-s of which
more nealy approximate the desires of labor than
they are expressed in the Republican PLATFORM
"Not Only in the specific ute, ance relating d.
rectly to questions held paramount by Labor is the
comparison favorable to Governor Cox. His pro-
gressive anG constructive viewpoint holds through
out his declaration of public questions"
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-10-05
BETTER CANDIDATEE

Control of the Court House and
County offices as under the present
management cannot be improved.
The present sheriff, R. R. Earhart,
finishing his second term in that of
fi':e, t. fill which he was promoted
from County Treasurer, which post
he occupied very satisfactorily two
terms also, will be promoted to State
Treasurer.
The incoming Sheriff, Harry J.
Patterson of Patagonia, who has
made fine record as deputy sheriff,
has no superior as a peace officer
in all the county: while the renom-
mated Supervisors, James A. Har-
rison and Oscar F. Ashburn are ex-
perienced and successful business
men and officials, who have made
their marks in business as well as in
official life.
Can the Republican candidates
claim superiority?
In what respect is any candidate
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-10-05
NOgabes, Arizona Tuesday Morning, October 5, 1920
ANSWERING THE HECKLER

Hecklers, seen earnest in desire for knowledge,
others coached to break in upon the address of Gov
ernor Cox, have interrupted most every meeting at
which the candidate has talked In every instance
Governor Cox has met the question of the heckler
and answered it.
81 believe in free speech" the governoEh has stated
when the audience has suggested throwing the heck
Ter out. "This man is entitled to know where stand
every public issue and propose to answer him."
and the governor has done So
There Las been no disposition to sidestep, no at
tempt to dodge no evasion displayed by Governor
Cox.
On the League of Nations he has stated his po-
sition beyond the SHADOW of doubt. He is for it
with any helpful reservations that may be proposed
On the liquor question he has stated that he would
enforce the laws Of the land: he has shown that he
never owned single share of stock in any brewery
and he asks that the heckers put this same ques-
ton to his opponent On the japanese question he
says that Re believes California and the western
states ave right to self determination and that he
believes that the Creator intended that white people
should own the lard.
The heckler has brought out Governor Coxs po-
stion every subject. With documentary proof the
governor has showed up the methods of The Repub-
lican leaders in securing vast sums to manage their
campaign. He has shown how this money has been
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-10-05
WOMEN FOR PEACE AND SECURITY

It is reasonable to suppose that the women voters
Of this country will stand Tor the only constructive
plan in existence for the establishment and main
tenance of peaceful relations among the nations of
the world-the League Of Nations
Senator Harding is opposed to it. He suggests
that conference Of the wise of both parties be
called and 2 solution arrived at Governor Cox adj
vocates the League Of Nations There is no mistak-
ing his position.
The choice is Plain. It is between the Democratic
party's support Of the League with it's program. of
peace, disarmament and world Paternity, and the
Republican oartys platform of Reputation.
Will the mothers of this country who sent their
sons across the to fight for world liberty stand
for or against the only plan in existence that will
eliminate war and bring international peace?
It is the vital issue of the campaign. 1t is with
in the province of the voters to accept reject it
The issue is clear-cut 1t is through the choice of
Harding or Cox that the policy of This c.untry will
be determined. 1t is not matte for serious con-
sideration?
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-10-05

used to buy up and silence the newspapers, how il
has paid for advance agents to go ahead Of the =
ernors train and seek to influence newspapers 10
either fail to publish the of his meetings or TO
print questions which they believe would enfbarass
the candidate.
Governor Cox has not beer embarrassed He has
answered the questions. He has shown up the
methods Of his opponents. He is hitting his op-
ponents with facts ano what is more disconcerting
TO them, he is taking stand each and every oues-
ton.
In his speech Of acceptance Governor Cox said,
''Fhis is no time for webbing" And he hasn't wob-
bled. His stand or the League of Nations the great
ISSUE Of the campaign is decisive He is for it alb
solutely And Senator Harding is against tab
solutelv "a .s~<a.v ~ xs>.. ,-Azst 49,
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-10-05
PARTLY VALEDlCTORY

In announcement of the change in ownership
and management of The Oasis Printing House Inc,
it appeared ir the paper Sunday morning, it was
stated that "Mr. Bird will continue as editor" 1t
should have stated that Mr.. Bird will continue as
editor for the present. Mr. Bird has conducted The
Oasis" and the DAILY Morning Oasis" through twen-
ty-seven years ana five months; and he feels that
he has carried rest, which he hopes to take very
shortly He is in the seventy year of his age
and property circumstances such that he does not
have to wrestle night and day for living as seems
necessary iii conducting daily morning newspaper.
In making this statement it is made with de-
sire to give expression of the thanks Of Mr. Bird for
the loyal support he has received from personal and
political friends in Nogales and from employees in
the office Nor does he forget in giving expression
OF his thanks the mary loyal friends in the great
State of Sonora-Mexicans Americans, and other
foreigners toino business or the West Coast of Mex
&c., whose support has contributed in great degree
to the success attained.
AS stated h,reinhefore Mr. Bird will continue
as editor for 're eut this is e final opportunity
for giving preston to "wledgements courtesy
demands; ord this viii suff,n as being set forth in
the capti,n as "' artly Va's1, tory"
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-10-05

on the Republican county ticket sup.
erior to his or her Democratic op-
ponent?
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-10-05
LABOR AND THIS CAMPAIGN

1f1I1ON -AIND IHIsc CAMP ALUM
Labor is vitality interested in the election Of Gov
ernor Cox During sixteen years of uninterrupted
control of Cogress the Republicans utterly failed to
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-10-05


NATIONAL AND STATE CANDIDATES
lanes NJ Cox -----. -. ..-, President
Franklin D. Roosevelt .--..-.---- Vice-President
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
Craig, May Belle. Southworth, H. T.
Billingsley, B. F.
CONGRESSIONAL
For United States Senator
Marcus A. Smith.
For Representative in Congress
Carl Hayden
JudcialEFor Judge of the Supreme Court
A.G. McAister
GOVERNOR --.-------.----- MIL SlMMS
SECRETARY OF STATE .--- HARRY S. ROSS
STATE TREASURER
RAYMOND R. EARHART
ATTORNEY GENERAL
WILEY E. JONES
Superintendent of Public instruction
A. C. PETERSON
Corporation Commissioner
LOREN VAUGHN
State Mine Inspector
TOM C FOSTER
Tax Commissioner
FRANK LUKE f. A. HUGHES
49,. 49,. ,,,,,,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-14
INCREASES her GROCERY i
BILL; YET She IS GLAD
Mrs. J, B. Ladd, of South Fifth
Street, Says It Is Certainly
Worth While To Be Well
Again, With Good Appetite,
Heartily Praises Pepgen.

People who have small grocery bills
on account of poor appetites had better
not take Pepgen. Mrs. j. B. Ladd, OF
967 South Fifth street. Memphis, men
tons that her grocery bill has increas-
ed since she has taken Pepgen, but she
adds that it is certainly worth while.
Il had stomach trouble and indiges-
ton for years." says Mrs. Ladd. 81
tried many medicines but could get
only temporary relief.
Il had sharp pains in my stomach
after meals. There were many foods
that I could not eat at all. became
so weak I was hardly able to do my
housework
'Pepgen relieved my indigestion and
want to say that the Telief from
Pepgen seems permanent and not just
temporary like the benefits received
from some medicines that had alcohol
in them.
My appetite has increased so that
/ can notice big difference in the gro
Gerry bill, but it Is well worth it, l feel
strength and weight, l feel much moro
able to do my homework and am
mighty glad that l am physically fit
to do my own washing again. l heart
lily recommend Pepgen for people with
stomach trouble"
At the first sign of stomach trouble
you should do something to relieve it.
One of the most reasonable treatments
Is Pepgen. Pepgen not only aids di-
gestion, but it enriches the blood and
thereby causes growth Of sound It's
sues.
When stomach trouble is allowed to
make inroads upon the system it af-
fects every organ in the body and will
finally produce a condition known as
systemic catarrh.
The circulation becomes poor. The
patient has general respondent feel
ing. Sometimes the state of health
thus produced resembles chronic ma
laria and again it resembles nervous
prostration. The kidneys become de-
ranged also the bladder is irritated.
Then comes pains and cramps after
eating, backacnes upon arising in the
morning and many other ills too nu-
merous to mention.
When you don't feel. right try First
AID through the stomach. Place your
digestive organs in good repair and
from this hot bed" of human ills a
powerful Influence is sent to every por-
ton Of the body.
Pepgen is composed OF vegetable in
potency
Weak, nervous run down men an6
women who need better digestion should
learn Of Pepgen. 1t has the invigorat
ing, appetizing flavor of sassafras,
Pepgen may be obtained from Weiss
Pharmacy, Union and Main; the Wash
burn Lyle Drug company. 100 S! Main
or from any other leading drug store
in Memphis and surrounding territory
Retail druggists can secure Pepgen from
any Of the Memphis jobbers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-14
IS PRAISED
ON MILAN ST.
Mrs. o. F. Grove Describes
Relief She Has Had
From Remedy.

Mrs c, r, Grove, 1920 Mcmillan
street. Memphis. declares she now feels
better than she had felt for several
years and gives Pepgen credit for the
Improvement She says:
II have had liver trouble for years,
I tried In every way / knew to get re-
lief but instead / kept getting worse
MY liver was sluggish. felt duh and
weary all the time but more especially
in the spring Sometimes I would be
so drowsy that when | set down in
chair l would fall fast asleep in just
few minutes. had a peculiar Dain
in my back and side. Three months
ago I was hardly able TO get around
the house. I felt utterly exhausted.
THAT was when ] began taking Pep
gen. It began building me UP from
the start. My appetite increased right
away. And ! soon began gaining In
strength. now walk n mile and a
half every day.
II feel much stronger than ! had
felt for several years. ] now do the
homework for my two daughters, my
son -ln-law and myself.
tonic nj recommend Psps'n as a splendid
Those who suffer from loss Of APP
petite, sour stomach, gas formations
bloating, dizziness. sleepiessness head
aches, backaches, dun pains in the
| limbs, irregular circulation or ailments
| Of the liver and kidneys will find Pep.
gen contains just the remedial quail.
ties TO meet their conditions.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-14

The reason took Pepgen was the
great amount of evidence Of the merit
OF this medicine" declares Alb Choate
II south Second St, well-known Mem
PMS candy manufacturer and johber
recently returned from an extended
business trip to Kentucky and Indiana
IN nearly every town that. was In
saw recommendations of Pepgen in
newspapers. j had also read recon-
mendations by local people in the Mem
pms papers. 1t certainly was impress
siVe to see so many people praising a
medicine, home people having state
tments in their home papers. II know
the reason now. | have had my own
experience with it and become one Of
those willing to publicly recommend this
medicine for others.
II had cotton into a run down con-
dition myself on the trip. Eating hasty
meals in restaurants and hotels and be-
ing on the go all the time with my
MIND concentrated on business, | neg
lectNd myself. My system became run
tive and | was constipaled. My appe-
Ute became poor. l knew Il needed
a good tonic before l got down sick,
| decided to start taking Pepgen Just
as soon as | got back to Memphis
came back feeling just about all in
tonic | ever used! l now have a SPLEEN
did appetite 1t reused up my liver and
relieved me of constipati ton entirely,
Il feel 100 per cent better In fact,
am quite my normal self again"
Mr.. Choate, who makes the above
statement, has been in the wholesale
candy business in Memphis for ten
years He is one of the owners of the
Ideal Candy Company, a candy manu-
featuring concern Of this city. AS an
indication OF his business activities, 1t
may also be noted that he is exclusive
distributor for the Val Blatz, Jr. Candy
Company of Milwaukee, and for Puritan
Chocolates of Cincinnati. and also a
distributor of the products of The Bunte
Brothers of Chicago.
Prominent business men, merchants
manufacturers, professional men, men
and women in all walks of life every
where are indorsing Pepgen for splen-
from this medicine. In Memphis papers,
Memphis people are telling of the benep
fits they have had; in Louisville papers.
Louisville people are telling their
stories; in indianapolis papers, Indian
spolis people are relating their ex-
periences and in every city where
Pepgen is introduced tremendous vol
ume of evidence is published right at
home where those who make the state
ments are known and where they may
easily be verified.
Pepgen may be obtained from Weiss
Pharmacy, Union and Main, The Wash
burn Lyle Drug Company, 100 South
Main, or from any other leading drug
store in Memphis and surrounding ter
ritory. Retail druggists can secure Pen.
gen from any Of the Memphis jobbers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-14
PURE CASCARA IS
A FINE LAXATIVE

There is probably no better laxative
known than pure cascara. but csscara
alone will not always relieve an aHyrs-
waited case of constipation.
SIENNA leaves have been used from
time immemorial to relieve a conEsst-
ed condition OF the bowels and never
yet has anything been discovered to
surpass their effects. But SIENNA leaves
alone, like cascara alone, will not al
ways answer the problem. To get best
results SIENNA leaves and cascara should
be mixed A little dose Of each is like
two small horses pulling together in
the same direction. they always output
one large horse of equal weight.
To get right proportions Of each In
gredient requires n chemists skill but
you can obtain tablets. already pre-
pared. under the name Of Pepgen Lax
ative Tablets, at any first-class drug
store. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-14
SALESMAN GAINS r..
PEP AND WEIGHT
w. O. Jones, Lamar Avenue,
Registers lib. Increase
From Pepgen.

II feel 1t my duty to Yet others know
what think about Pepgen. becaS@-
l considep it wonderful tonic" says
w o. Jones, go Lamar Avenue, Mem
phis.
Mr. Jones is a salesman Of securities,
being a member of the well-known Du-
,biske organization. II had been work
ing at 2 pretty fast rate" says Mr..
Jones, land got myself into rundown
shape.
II had severe pains across my back
would get up in the morning feeling
dizzy and at times would have spells
of nausea.
II had heard a good deal about Pep
gen and had seen so many recommends
tons of 1t that I decided to try it. =
Il can tell the rest of the story in
very few words, The pains in my back
are gone. l have a splendid appetite.
gained seven pounds in three weeks"
If you are out of sorts and want to
get back in trim, take Pepgen for just
q few weeks.
Be honest. Doesn't your family get
on your nerves? Aren't some of your
neighbors tiresome? II you answer
yes" to these questions then you
know you need Pepgen.
Thousands recommend It,
Pepgen begins its action by stimulat-
ing the digestive organs. Next Pepgen
acts upon the entire system as build
err because 1t makes it possible for the
human engine to properly convert the
food products into bone. blood and
muscle. To the automoblist it might
be said that Pepgen acts as spark
plug in the human mechanism. 1t
starts the vital machinery and then
keeps it going at the proper speed.
Pepgen may be obtained from Weiss
Pharmacy, Union and Main. The Wash
burn-Lyle Drug Company. 100 South
Main, or from any other leading drug
store in Memphis and surrounding ter
ritory. Retail druggists can secure Pep
gen from any of the Memphis jobbers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-14
MISS JEANNETTE cADWALoER.

When people show by their impatient
remarks that they have irritable dispo-
sitions, leading to the suspicion that
their peevish moods are really due to
poor state of health, Jeanette Cadwal-
der would like to be able to politely
suggest, why don't you take Pepgen?'
But Miss Cadwalder is a telephone OPP
orator who sticks to the rules of the
company and just smiles and says
Number, please" II am ringing them,
THE limo is busy" or Excuse us
please
Miss Cadwalder is at the North Sta
ton of the Central Union Telephone
Company, Indianapolis, Ind, and live;
at 2120 Broadway. She has heard a LOT
of talk about Pepgen and she knows
from personal experience, she says that
1t is mighty efficient
81 was In a run down condition" Miss
Cadwalder says. MY stomach was out
Of order. had no appetite to speak Of
In fact didn't care to eat. l was very
nervous and did not sleep well. was
so tired in the morning that I could
hardly go to work.
"a friend-recommended Pepgen to me
It certainly was a good suggestion.
enjoy eating now. am much stronger
and my nerves are decidedly steadier,
81 sleep well and get up in the morn.
ing feeling rested and refreshed,
My work is. of firing character, but
I am not very tired when ] get through
7 walk to my work and back twice a
day, distance OF two miles each time
Pepgen is responsible for this energy.
my aunt and several OF my friends
are taking Pepgen. Everywhere I go
hear 'Pepgen.'