The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18

| lHlA " C4C1h OOIt pdIF III OhLduOllltts he said 1t was the same concern tha. had caused so much scandal in that state and was one in whose behalf Governor Haskell had iutertered to the extent of creating a "stencu that filled .he nostrils of everybody"
 He added that the Oklahoma goyer- nor had gone on step by step until he had got himself indicted. and said such legislation and such favoritism as had been seen in Oklahoma would cause another equally serious scandal
 We don't want the Standard oil l Company in Arkansas.
 The only place Una would be will ing to see a pipe of the Standard oil would bo straight here to hell. and want Co see the oil flowing directly there Furthermore should be glad to see that old he-rust maguate. John D. Rockefeller there to receive the oil and would be glad to see the flames that its appearance w3md ere ate, wrapped snugly around him" He repeated his challenge 10 the Democrats vote for .he bill and de. carina tbat Mr. Owen would be the only one to cast his vote in its favor. said that his s1ppor. was due 10 tho fact that in some way he Oklahoma senator was believed to be interested ip the Standard oil Company
 The imputauon brought the Indian senator from the new state to his fost out he was smiling when he said.
 "The immdent speech Rhicb inc senator from Arkansas hes just deliy- cred has mo foundation in fact
 Well, Mr President the senator acts like he is iuteres ed" responded Mir Davis smnIne. "He talks like he is interested and by tuks. ! believe ! he is interested
 Mr. owen replied. sa,Iu5 ir was en- t.gely tela as Go what his Ar i kansas coneg-ae might think and he Wen ou ro sa1 lat the opinion of that ecncuemau was utterly worth less. fact which ae believed would ! be generally conceded to Ua borne out . hv lis present .s. .iau "I thank GoH taI Mr Davis. tha, have .e. tle an cAllbi. tiou .u fsor .t .He Standard Ou Com Imur He wont .a say that oil did no. smell -.a t9 him and that ! ae did nat tla
 Y. tH.u ,ze. m.a m -woroas tone.
 "BcIo.e Ga1 Vi President ] would rather have m. 4n. hand forget is |cannna my t5nguc c'eave 10 the roof ;. n, moota, and the mother who n,e me ljsova me, than to appear Hsr. as an advocate Of such a concern as the Standard oil Company
 Here there was long pause. iu which a senator .weseIan'v laughed. Then lr Davis saH .. was mos. in earnest a..H. f.. .a-.er l Som. oG tta ..utar- -5n laughed. Iot rlen senate. vote as his com 1 science d.crate..~ exclaimed MT Davis. ! aLet Che blood be upon you su5- mi my case vi.h. comment"
 Scuator Owen replied .hat Mr. Dav- l is speech did nor deserve am answer. but h. explained au that stool in the way of the pipe uae was about fom- Itaen forty acre tracts oF public land which could uot he condemned in 1c usual vav
 He said the Standard Ou Company i Ih.a been admitted 70 Arkansas uy the Illegal authorities of tine s.ata
 "Bv vha au,aorWs demanded Mr. Ipaus
 "uo.s Che senator from Oklahoma |yiaJe~ asked Senator Gamble. in ,be 'ob.v
 I decline to Ueld" said Ur Owcu.
 The senator from Arkansas has for |feted hi. right to consideration from l the senator from Oklahoma He has roneHed hi. msa. ta the ra-Uec. of . te senator from Oklahoma desire |H.t he remember ttat His voice .gaug with md,-naa0o
 When he had taken a., seat Senator Davis said
 5o ar a. Iorfejtm- .ba respect of the senator from Oklahoma T care nothing. tos ed I r tha wind
 never bad amy for h.m in tae first place
 Mr. owen said Ue Standard oil Company laa complied vtth all the provisions of Che Arkansas Hv Mr.
 Davis uouej taar such was aot tha case. ta4 the only practical way oE- hHom8 of could be gotten to the sea- board bE The proposed pipe ue
 Davis closed his speech vfth anoth. .er reference ta John D Rockefeller vaom He characterized 3 n at 'r taN h. te admitted as. H. had many friends in court anT ar
 Nr D.u asked u aH ean 'a limo F#e a #o e.H H Haaa.