The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
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length on theS pipe line amen DIN ntiAan an -
in doing so dealt with the Kansas a5 fioll
Ilegisla ton. 4 Tha t. had clarsd Pipe
lines common ca rrier vi as 4 raea rs O.
hitting i the n standard, Ia GomRa but !
dFnott had shat geffeot:f are had De s
,o EFFORT In KANSAS tor proht blt the pipe
lines from transpo fling the4 own Pre-
ducts, beca use It wa kno VVn's n e th ne
erect would be disastrous to the sin ict
pendent operators n, I, d :,
a, sana tar CLAY, made the point that the
provision does not apply to pipe line ~
companies confined to the Transport "a ton
S6f9their own oil, but Mr.. Long commended
that the attempt was to make common
carriers OF all pipe lines. \, Z.
5Ei3 sena tor TillInan declared that the ef-
sfect 81 the system of allowing the pipe
Inc companies to buy and transpor oll
must b to inevitably establish mto q o !.
cly,@ and Is necessarily in the inter est o.
the Standard Compan
Mr.. Long said that n his own I sec ss
ton the legisla ton would pc e espeeelai.y
@nnnlent reflneries OF Kansas "a q re u ~ 81
Eacross83the line from Indian Territory,
#u,here Y he richest OIL Y wells are loca tee,
ma king the transportationgof the oil n
tarsta te commerce under the terms OF the
law. 81, h u v !. = !, y, !,
,r.,,,d,,lv5 alarmed, because the pipe lines
$cn,,la not be considered as common ca s
Tiers unless y they invoke the u sovereign
right 81 eminent domain, but the Kansas \
senator met the point BY saying tn nay !.
would remain for the courts 3s 70 8i3 gu say y
whether this Is true. /! I'll " III
influenced by Standard 81!
KS :, z, 80, - Ola m could not accept the
\, aorW TINT the proposed legislation would
az iure II the irldepend mt K com PAM nor
az Ia helieyegthat the protests We're IN
3,ns,,,nced bys the Standard Gil Company
Va Rad n h letter from G eorge +. " Getty,
az 81 rtletsyille, I. T., president OF t Z
sNfinnehoma# OIL Comp N l5whicn : tne
~ iter said that he had been called INTO
me local Office OF the Standard comp
Send asked to forward telegrams OF proc
s,ast ~ Senators and congressman the
STANDARD agent supplying the form and. and
Volunteering to pay the cost OF trans an !
mission . .s IL; ssps:i I, !, /, =
THE senate decided by an almost una l
irno,,s vote not to accept the conferences y. !,
4 - nort \ and to insist further upon 81 ts
amendments. Senators Tillman. Elklns
and Cullom were reappolnted conf erees'
Cannot Agree.
n The meat inspection amendment 20 me
. prioultural Bill proba bly, Will be returned
tn'the senate and oFIuse In disagreement.
,T ~ iconferees twice had It under discus,
sion TO- day, and the indications are that
the differences in regard to the payment
3of the coat OF Inspection BY the packers
ar Nv the government and whether inc
date OF inspection must be placed on
"a "a OF meat, are lirreconcllable Another
effort to get together VIII be, made at 10.
o. clock to- morrow !. NJ y Ig8 y
q Practically all OF the important amend:
,ments concerning the usual features OF
the agricultural bill were accepted by the
House conferees The House provision
10 originate Improved varieties OF to-s
'bacco and change In the methods OF
supplying tobacco TO foreign countries
vas struck out by the Senate. and to-
this the House conferees assented, i