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The Delta independent., 1915-01-22
CURES INFANTiLE PARALYSIS AND
LUMBAGO

Worthington, Mimi. January 22, 1912
To Those That 1t May Concern
This is to certify that some three months
ago procured an Oxygenator for my nine year
old girl who afflicted with infantile paral-
ysis. Up to date the progress toward a cure
has been very gratifying. Previous TO the use
of this machine the parts affected were cold
and had practically no circulation Now they
are warm and the circulation is gradually be-
coming normal. / also used the Oxygenator
myself for luInbago and also piles and am
satisfied that / am permanently cured as there
is absolutely no trace Of either disease 1 ad-
wise all to procure Oxygenator as 1t will
give the relief you have been looking for and
the good it will do you will surprise you be
yond your most hopeful expectations. Any one
who might desire further information regard
ing the qualities of this machine at liberty
to write me and will be glad to explain them
in detail Signed:
J. l.. Holbrook.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-22
HEART TROUBLE, RHEUMATISM AND
ECZEMA

Fayette, Ohio, June 5th, 1914
To Whom it May Concern
Mr.. C. C9Johnson:
Dec. "a, 1913, l procured of Johnson's
o. o. Oxygenators of your agent, Mrs. Will
Leist, and at that time suffering with heart
trouble and rheumatism severely, especially in
the limbs, so that it difficult for me to
get around or go up and down steps and the
pain was so intense. After using the Oxygen
ator three times got relief and from that time
on 1 reganed my health that now l am able
to do my work with pleasure. and walked
31A miles to take my Oxygenator to a suffer
ing friend. 1t has been beneficial to all of
our family and my husband has used it sue
cessfully for eczema of the rectum and he is
confident of its curing him. We would not be
without the Oxygenator in our home for any
price. Yours truly,
r. F. D. IA. MRS. ]. ]. LEW.
Note-Nov. II saw Mrs. Lew and they can
not say enough in praise of the Oxygenator.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-22
GANGRENE RELIEVED.

Alvordton, o. Nov. 26, 1914.
Mr.. c. c. Johnson:-I have suffered with gan
creme in my foot for about four years and for
several months could not step on my foot. 1t
would swell terrible and was so painful l could
scarcely endure it. i then began using the
Oxygenator and it eased the pain at once and
the swelling disappeared and | am convinced
that it will in time cure the disease John
sons 90" Oxygenator is surely wonderful for
suffering humanity. Respectfully.
MRS. SUSAN PAGE.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-22
CIRCULATION MADE NORMAL

Sioux Falls, S. d. Oct. 23, 1911.
Mr.. H. E. Stockwell. State Manager:
In March, 1911 was taken down with diph
iberia. and the anti-toxin used, left me para
lyzed. Three good doctors failed to cure me-
August 26 could not walk or use my hands
My feet. and hands were cold marble. After
30 days use of the Oxygenator my feet and
hands warmed up and the circulation became
normal in them. and walk and use my
hands and feeling fine.
Yours truly, G. w. BROWN.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-22
A FAMILY DOCTOR

West Unity, o., Dec. Z, 1914.
Mr.. c. G. Johnson-We have had Johnson
o. o. Oxygenator in our home for nearly two
years and find it to be the most valuable in
vention of the age. 1t is always ready and re-
lieves suffering humanity and produces cure
if there is any chance and is used faithfully
For childrens ailments it is unsurpassed 1t
will reduce fever Immediately. We have used
the Oxygenator for various ailments in
family and it is just powerful today when
we first got it. We are delighted to recon-
mend it to Others
MR.. AND MRS. vIRTLE DEAN.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-22
MILK LEG AND KIDNEY TROUBLE

Fayette O., Dec. 7, 1914.
To Whom it May Concern: My wife has used
the Johnson 700" Oxygenator for kidney trou-
BILE and milk leg and don't think there is any
thing its equal Her limbs were swollen to
the size of two and it wasn't two weeks after
she began to use the machine until they were
normal We don't know what we would do
without the Oxygenator.
MIR. AND MRS j. F. WHALEY
The Delta independent., 1915-01-22
EIGHTEEN YEARS OF SUFFERING cuaEc

Longmont Colo, July 1s, 1911.
To Whom 1t May Concern
/ have been sufferer for eighteen years
from joint rheumatism. l have never been
able to get relief from intense suffering until
/ used your Oxynenator. Since / have used
the instrument l notice great improvement.
My joints which were swollen, have been
greatly reduced and ] suffer no pain at all
now sleep like child, something have not
done for many years I have the utmost faith
in the Oxygenator, and think with persistent
use of the instrument ! will be entirely free
from rheumatism. l would not be without the
use of your Oxygenator for five times the cost
535 Collier st. MRS FRANK HARTMAN.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-22
INFLAMMAToRY RHEUMATISM

Liberty Center, Henry Co., Ohio, July II, 1914.
To Whom This May Interest,"
On May 20th 1914, Rev. D. Robinson came to
me with one of Johnson's o. o. Oxygenators.
had been suffering with inflammatory rheu-
matism for four weeks, my wife having fed me
nearly three weeks. In few days after using
it, 1 able to feed myself, and the 2Sth of
May rode 21a miles to my home. l am now
feeling good and filling my appointments, be-
sides making the many calls ana taking the
many rides that fall to a pastors lot. am
glad to recommend its to others.
REV ]. F. PORTER.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-22
CURES cATARRH AND STOMACH
TROUBLE.

Good Thunder. Mimi. Feb, "a. 1912.
Mr.. G. W. Bates. State Agent
Mankato, MINI
Dear Sir:-I have used the oxygenator for
three months and have not been so free from
colds catarrh for years can also recon-
mend it for stomach troubles, Yours truly.
LENORE A. SCHRAM
The Delta independent., 1915-01-22

Fresno. Cal, Dec. 81, 1911.
have seen quite number of patients treat
ing with the Johnson's 100" Oxygenator
These patients were cases of long standing that
seemed to be unaffected by medicine The re-
suits were really brilliant. l. cheerfully rec
ommend the use of the Johnsons 100" oxy-
genator.
f. POLLARD NJ ID.
337 Blackstone Ave. Fresno Cal.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-22

Inflammatory rheumatism yields readily to
the Oxygenator flood OF oxygen subdues
1t promptly. Muscular yields less quickly but
no less surely. The oxygenator has absolute
ly cured thousands after all other means had
failed Its cures are permanent The oxygen
completely rids the blood of its acid poisons
and makes the body immune from further
attacks
The Delta independent., 1915-01-22
ToNsILITis CURED.

Battle Creek, Mich.
Mrs. II. A. Gray, Representative State of Mich.
Dear Mrs Gray:-A few days ago / had an
attack of tonsilitis and was very bad and am
sure, had the doctors had the case they would
have pronounced it diphtheria.. as my throat
completely covered with white spots and
nearly closed
used the oxygenator faithfully. and in two
days time my throat free from the white
spots and the soreness was entirely gone.
/ think there is nothing like the Oxygenator
and will be only too glad to give anyone all the
information ! can about It,
Wishing you success, / am,
Yours very truly,
MISS LUCILLE WOODWARD.
No. 2S South Ave. Battle Creek, Mich
The Delta independent., 1915-01-22
APPENDICITIS. cArARaA AND Ascess.

Fayette, Ohio June 6, 1914.
Mrs. VIII Leist, Respected Friend:
! have had my Oxygenator only three months
but l am very much pleased with the results.
For years I have been a sufferer OF lingering
appendicitis. but after using the oxygenator
found almost instant relief. My little girl was
also relieved of abcess in her head am will
ing to recommend Johnson's "OO' Oxygenator
to all sufferers and firmly believe 1t will cure
them II used according to directions.
Yours Respectfully.
MRS. HENRY LEW.
X. F. ID. No. II. Fayette, o.
Note-Nov. IL called on this lady and she
told me her daughter 10 years of age who had
catarrh in its worst stage Is cured and
attending school She said she had SO much
confidence in the Oxygenator by what 1t has
done for her family that she would not want It
to be out of the house night.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-22

NERVOUS PRosTRATIoN AND INSOMNIA
Gentlemen:- For seven months was con
stant sufferer from nervous prostration and
insomnia During that time derived no bene-
fit until used your Oxygenator. which from
the first induced sweet. refreshing sleep until
my nerves have become steady as ever.
Thanking you gentlemen for influencing me to
try your treatment, am
Lakeport N II ALLEN HURLBERT.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-07
CLASH IN TEXAS
OVER TARIFFS
Cities Call Conference on Federal
Order Annulline State
Rate Ruling.

GALVESTON, Aug. The recent
~ supplemental order Of the inter.
state commerce commission IN the
Shreveport case, prescribing the bnsls
" rates To points In Texas east of
u line from Gainesville to Galveston
viii be the subject of Il conference
of the commercial interests of Texas
cities here next Monday Telcgrnms
calling the conference were sent out
by the Galveston Commercial aSSo-
citation last night 10 twelve NJ the
Important shipping centers of the
state Most of them have alrendy
responded, to the effect that rcprcsen
tatiyrs viii be here FOR this meeting.
II IS the contention In some circles
that the supplemental order ~ the In.
terstatp commerce commission Is nh
effort 10 annul the power of the stat"
railroad commission In the making ~
mtrastatp rates. M plan " definite
action has as yet been formulated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-07
IRELAND TO Be
MADE CARDINAL

ROME. Aug THE next consist
ory will be followed by council OF
bishops at which Pope Benedict will
create several new cardinals says
the Agenzia Nazionale Archbishop
Ireland of St Paul, MINI, and Mon
Aguor Beccaria, private chaplain Of
King Victor Emmanuel OF Italy 1t Is
reported will be- among those added
To the college of cardinals.
ROME. Aug a. Cardinal Benedict
Lornzclu g. years. perfect " the
congregation ~ Studies Is believed ~
be dying and received the last Sacri-
mcut this morning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-07
INSURANCE MEN
LOSE FIRST CASE
Man1amuS Suit Brought Against
A. L. Welsh, Is Denied
BY Court.

DISTRICT JUDGE EDWARD
- uEWES OLDFIELp Saturday
morning refused to grant the muudu
mus suit brought by the Insurance
company OF North America to force
A. T.. Wclrh, insurance commissioners
10 issue Licenses to the agents Of tpu
company This decision. white mtr
yuruhlc to the Insurance rpmppuy,
checks the whole mutter NJ the con
suWtluumluy " the nvN Insurance
law 10 the case now being heard
which Is the application Of the m
suuur company Tor II temporary u
Junction 10 restrain the hoard from
acting IN the capacities delegated II
by House llll 80 10
Practically the same issues were nl
stake lu the mOndamus suit. which
sought 10 force Wcch To- act as In
uruncr commissioner independent Of
the Insurance hoard In denying the
mundamus. no ruling was made M Il
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-07
TO VOTE BONDS
Ottawa County Would EXpend S75, 900
in Erection of Modern Court House
$1,000 for Bridges

ALTON, Aug THE county com
misSlonrrs Of Ottawa county have de-
ridcd to call Il bond election, the date
for which VIII be determined ut their
meeting on August 49, for the voting
of $4,000 In bonds for new court
house and SS5,OOo for bridges. A
mass meeting held mere recently, at
tended by residents from various sec
tions Of the county voiced the de
mand for bridges at several points In
the county
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-07
LIBERTY BELLS RIVAL

NEW YORK, Aug THE women i
pollticol mlon planned elaborate cerc
monies tudn, frr passing IN to New
Jersey the torch ~ victory" which
mas hrru uu tour throughout New
York stntr since the suffragistS' cam
paign for ii ballot The emblem viii
be- carried around New Jersey In u
serteS NJ automobile runs and win be-
dlsnLnyru on .nffrnRe mectIngs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-07
EMMA GOLDMAN ARRESTED
Charged With Circulating Literature
Of Alleged Illegal Nature

PORTLAND, ore. Aug T. Emma
Goldman nm anarchist was ont on
ball to-day following her arrest here
last night ou charge Of circulating
literature NJ an alleged Illegal char.
ncer ben Relman. her manager
taken into custody on the same charge,
was stll held lp ian
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-07
ESTABLISHES CONVICT CAMP
Federal Engineer VIII Supervise Prls.
Oncrs on Road Work In Georgia

ATLANTA, Aug Plans practi nj
ly have been completed It was an.
nouuced here tOday, for the establish
mcnt Of II model sattc convict camp
near Atlanta under the joint auspicc,
ut the local county commissioners and
the United States officers Of good
roads A federal engineer Will super
wise the camps operation and the
work or the prisoners ON the high
ways Expenses viii be- shared by the
county and federal governments
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-07

Being newspaper hero may be-
glorious and all that but It doesn't
provide Il man with three square
meals day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-07

PARIS France August "a 40
a. M The Italian submarine Mere.
Idle Is reported to have been sunk In
an encounter with an Austrian sub.
marine uft the island Of pelagusa IN
the Adrlatlr sen, according 10 spe
Clnl dispatch from Rome
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-07
.CARRANZA'S
PEACE TERMS

In the interest Of democracy in Mex
leo and In our own country. Recur
milton, while NJ the greatest aid Ia
pence In Mexico will not Immediately
make the country Tranquil Snwr
months may hr required 10 restore or.
der generally but II the work of purl
hcation cun hc prosecuted under the
auspices NJ n government having the
recognition nud good will uf the GOV.
ernment " this nation. II Is reasonable
to hope that Il may be completed by
the end " the year"
Need American Cooperation
After uu outline of General Cnr
rnnza.s qualifications. the brief snys
he admits Mexico can scarcely prosper
/ without the cooperation of the United
States aud that II recognized the
United States viii find IN him an ar.
tive loynI friend" The proposal of
I conference came as surprise. not
only 10 the representatives of other
/ Mexican factions but American uffl
/ clAlS who have been led tO believe
/ that General CurranEa was lrreyocably
opposed tu any further parlcys with
his ndyerWrlrs. The reluctance N
/ General lurmnEa to come lo any peace
negotiations was one NJ the first uh
Stuclcs which confronted the Pan.
American diplomats when they hegnu
their conferences with Secretary Iuus
ing
WASHINGTON Aug. General
/ Callrs commanding the Carmuln
! forces threatening Nognles. has re-
celved Instructions not To cndnnger
Americans The American consulate
Mt Nen Cruz today ~ advised the
state department.
Further REPORTS from the same
source state that Zapatas raiders hhv,
been operating along the TchunutrreJ
railway whore they have burned the
stations uf Los NaranjOs ana IRE,
Villas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-07

BERLIN, Aug Via London,
Il 40 D. m-Chief " Police Glase.
nnpp OF Cologne, Prussia, today was
appointed NJ head " the police de.
partment I'm Warsaw
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-07

LONDON, Aug 7.-l257 p, m
The british fishing smacks Hesperus
Ivan Ccs aud Fisherman have been
sunk. presumably 10y German subma
riues The crews landed today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-07

''' hlNulN lll Nl ltNFtlUlu'
front and gOt immunity from the law
10y that means Offlccrs say that I'm
the past they have traced the horses
NJ bnnk robbers ln the direction NJ
the Sawyer ranch ou several occas
Ions, but nothing mere wns to be
done n'lcr they ruchcd che ranch
Snwyer's father is one NJ the most re-.
~"ctrd mrl I'm the stalr lud cuuld
NOT be- accused NJ hurbDrIug hank
robbers
with the conviction NJ Sawyer This
means NJ hiding is broken up. the
bankers believe. nu1 hereafter they
VIII he hunted WITH moro success
They can no longer dlr behind the
wall OF respectnhll'y rniscI 1y Cmudo
Sawyer ON his fathers ranch II WAS
through the work " the Lincoln cuun
~ officials and Willium Tughmnn II
this city that Young Sawyer was
onught aud the evidence obtained tnut
led To his cOnylctlOL.
The state bankers are hoping that
there viii be no hitch In paying The
IeWhIus OIIered by the state for the
conviction VI the bank robbers. IL
the rewards are paid promptly 1t will
10 long way, they believe. In dis
couraging bank robbers IN the future.
Paul Curry, the stroud boy who shot
starr aud Estes, claims 81 900 rewurd
Two Others Are n Liberty
Two men are still at liberty who
are charged with bank robbery. one
Is Joe Davis, probably the most de-,
perate " the two, who was under IN.
dictment FOR bank robbery, but I, suld
to have jumped his bond.
The other IL Lige Higgins. whose
home Is near Bartlcsvillc, and for
whom II warrant has been ISSUED. He
has not yet been found. Higgins may
have 10 answer Il chnrG, " bank rob.
berry IN Kansas II he IL arrested. His
Photograph was shown to the cashier
NJ the bank at Nlocnrr. nan. Il few
days ago and positively identified az
one ~ the men who recently held up
and robbed that bank.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-07
.'GOVERNOR BOB"
READS RIOT ACT

Continued from Page Onel
session Of the board Cover.
nor Williams spent about an hour
telling " his early experiences ut
college and us Il minister " the gos.
pei The board was to begin work
ut 10 o'clock. II was II o'clock when
n was announced that he first com
uany for consideration was the Gulf
Pipe Line company. This is the big
bear said the governor with zeSt,
lets give EN- touch Of tigh life.
Attorney James Diggs or Dullas
said the entire investment Of the
company IN the world Is 50, 100000
about one third ~ whicL amount Is
In oklahoma
The governor pointed out that the
discrepancy between the assessment
proposed for the Gulf company and
that made against the Prairie com
pany, according TO Investments shown
was such that he would not vote on
any motion save that for reconsider
alton uf the Prairie assessment. II
am In favor he said, "Of assessing
the Gulf about Si,5OOOOO, the Tcyn,
company S5.OOO,OOO and the prairl,
S0OnOOO
Ames Makes Plea
&. n. Ames, finding that the TeNa'
company. was being considered In q
comparative way, addressed the buart
and called attention to the fact thuI
the Texas company Operntes differ
emily from either NJ It's principal com
petltors. the Gulf and the Prairie
Neither of the others operate In th'
state except as pipe line companies
and purchasers " oil that I'm addi
tiou tn those features. the Texas com
pany performs all W Its functions n
Oklahoma has refinery In tho state
has an organized sales department u
the state: meets local competition nj
all points: also has wagons. holscs
etc. all returned for assessment liui
as local company and operator II
this way It's properties were assessed
higher than other local concerns,
Mr.. Amrs had not concluded his I'D
dress when reconsideration was yug
rested aud the governor blew up
when looking for n sound invest
ment why not buy n phonograph'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-07

the yuusulutUuUlty ut the law Great
ug the buuru, but authorities ururul
the courthouse seem To thiuk tnut n
is indicative that tie judge VIII ne.
rusc 10 guut luc injunction 3ked loI
nov.
Samue,s Explains Duties
W. K Numucl~ was uu the stand
saturday morning and testified ii, To
the buurd, upcrnuou~ uud intentions
lle stated that II Is the intention Of
rhc bonrd to hear complaints .JuCcrm
iug rates, and II the evidence shows
them to be- too high or low, TO order
reductions or increases, lie also
stated that numerous cuupplnly had
been heard but that no official ac
,lon had been taken ON them.
The witness testified tput the GOV
ruor had entered uu Informal com
puiut concerning all rate, o. hay IN.
suuurr, and lhnt he hud asked tnc
board tu make an investigation ut
these rates. Several witnesses, said
Mr. Snmurls. had been called IT, con
urrtiuu with this complaint or the
governors. but that no action had
been taken by the board
Questions from Judge T. L. Purwcll
who conducted the cross examination,
MS tu whether the board intended tn
pursue fully the powers laid olt for
II hl the new law. brought tho n-
Spouse thut the hoord intended To fol
o B.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-07

Meet me at the Auditorium, plcni
md summer resort crowd ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-07
STATE BANDITS
GET A SETBACK
Bankers Say Conviction Of Claud
Sawyer VIII Put Stop to
RObberieS Here.

TELEGRAMS received from over
the state today Indicate that TIE
bankers are well pleased with the
conviction OF the stroud robbers at
Chandler this week. The conviction
OF Cluude Sawyer breaks the back
bone OF bank robbcrie> In Oklahoma, "
one bunker snid iu his Telegram.
The state banks did not offer any
rewards Tor the conviction VI mr
stroud robbers, but they contributed
To the expense Of getting evidence.
lhey were yituIly interested In the
conviction Of the robbers, aud rspr.
rlaliy In the conviction of Sawyer.
Onr banker Snld today that the con.
Nlrllon Of Sawyer WIS more important
llnn the conviction Of Henry Starr.
Henry starr he said was the
leader Of the bank robbers IN way,
but he hnd not the advantages that
Sawyer hnd. Sawyer stood behind nm
ullbl Of respectahIity all the time. He
was not known rs II bnnk rObber. but
as the SON Of n respectable man, the
owner Of Il large cattle ranch near
MuAlpstpr'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-07
SWEDEN ROCKS
EUROPEAN BOAT

the whole Russian garrison remains Al
hay Thus the Russian armies moi
only ARE mcnncrd back Of the War
saw salient from which It is assum.
ed they were not entirely clear before
heavy German forces broke across the
Nlstulu 10 the southeast uf Warsaw,
hut larger and more formidable en-.
ypluulug movement has taken definite
form being in effect great pair "
pIucers aiming at Dyinsk In the north
aud at Brest .itOy~k, in the south,
aud super Imposed on "A smaller pair
which sought aud still seeks 10 crush
the Russian forces iu aud around
Warsaw.
There /, the chance that the grip VI
the smaller pair may not be- effective
aud II will take some time 10 demon.
strutr whether the more ambitious
movement can succeed
LONDON, Aug. ]. - The London
Morning Post declares the attitude Of
Sweden toward Russia and the lat.
ter's allies for some time past has
revealed elements Of dlsQuieting
character.
"Emboldened by recent German
successes, the newspaper says, "th,
latent hostility Of Sweden, which ha.
never forgiven the loss Of Finland
has become strongly developed. Tn,
Swedish army is fully modified From
her friendllness toward Russia sh,
may gradually drift into a war"