Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-30
FIRST IN FOUR
HUNDRED YEARS
NINcotNT HNLDANE. LORD HIGH
tiiNNtIlLOR on ENGLAND
VISITS AMI RIGA.
.FAV02S WOMEN VOTING



NEW YORK. Aug. -Viscount
lialdaur. the FIRST lord blrb .,h,,c,l-
lur of O-,.t BrIIaIu to Ip,v. his. r,,,n-
trN since Cardinal Wnlsrv wont to
France iuur hundred yrnrs nrn arr
rived today ON the stcnmship ,tstt-
aua for a fhfue visit Of fi,r' d,,. ,u
this country and Cauadp
The lord h.sb chpucrlIor whose nm
.tuu lon EulIaud rorr,spnpJs tn tb,t
of chIrf Justice of the Sunr.uo rnnrt
of the .uitrd States ia nor, as ,
ruyst pfihc. American Har ,ssncit,Ii,r
before which hr will deliver an nd,
dress at u4 annual meeting i'm Mon
'rr1I urN Monday Tonight he was
,n,.y.r'1ngd aJ dinner given In be-
'''' '' 'N' '.a"'lhlon by q. a. Scv-
''I.' "' ,'' 'ui. ms Itinerary I'M
.."'" '''.'a L" west ioInt ana AL
'',Il.
,'",N warned lnal ne mIEht
.Nl''' L" "' 'li'INI,N'd py American
,,.'"Spah'I men ON nus arrival ln New
10Y '"' 'h'"o'IIoI slhIIlnh} titcicd
",''h'''"H OF lh'm VINO boarded
,''' ''"a''"Il' aI quarantine ana sub.
'''r" 10 announcer lnl'INl'" Wh'n ne
,'"yI''u lh' hoI'l "h're ne Is making
nus "''"l"'Ii'IS IN inns clly
IANOrs Equal Suffrage.
Lord U,Idop. fraol, dis,,.so,
many questions of tho do, declared
that hr was I'm favor of woman ,,nf'
frlsr prnpbosIcJ tbnt a mnInninu, nr
pcacc was far orr said m, roI,tions
brr,ron Grrmuny and Enrland ,ysr.
uc,ci. more cordial ana nrcdirtnd tbnt
the home rulc for Ireland would sonn
bc am ACCOMPLISHED fort Wub -
mprr.. tviulIr In bis I'm. o,,.s th,
lord hirh rbanrrIIor tnl,nd vim hi.
.utoryI,,yrrs Lntvonn serinny rerra,.Ls
and conceded TINT tbe Amrrtcon cns-
tam nf iut.rvirvvi, distinp,,igbnd ,,isi-
Tor. .Nns "deIirbtfnIlv nr",ragsi,,. ;,
,,,,,
'' -" s'i''''''""''
1T would DE Very sangulEe per-
son, hr sMd, when asked his opinion
1I me influence oi the pence palaces
'l ne hague VINO can see the dawn
'I lhI'lhau"udI peace 1t is useless
Io look ahead toward IN" permanent
cessation OF war in the near future.
We can oHly 40 our pest ana trust
'o lhc progress or opinion. The com
ing "I lhc mlIlenium OF peace must he
an evolution Ike everything else, but
some day we must come to the real
'''''' ''' H' 'N''.
our differences IN better way than
Boy qu4rrcIinE with each other
LORD liaIdane chuched when the
question ol woman suffrage was
Drought up
cs' J am "A SuiIraglSt he sald,
nut 90 not approve ot the militant
sulIiatisis. on arc fortunate 10
nave no militant SuifraEett"s ln thlS
country ana J sincerely nope the mill
lAnl ldca VIII not gam "a loothold
mere. The methods OF the English
SuIiraEcttes nave delayed equal SUI
iiage Tor years. At present there -
mo- chance OF woman suffrage b"com-
ing government measure, as the cab
mel ls hopclrssly divided on the sub
Jeni ana $50 ar" both parties. II
government were 10 b" elected on That
issue then II would be hopelessly di-
Vdcd on every other Issue.
The lact That the lord chancellor
when h' was secretary OF war, visited
the German emperor AT the height or
lhe llllng feeling between Germany
ana England over the armament ques-
ton was made the basis for ques-
tlon as to his opinion Of the present
relations between Germany and Eng
land.
"Or relations are constantly grow
since the adjusctmant Of the Balkan
situation. In fact there mas been
much better feeling displayed between
the two greatest powers Of Europe, as
the result Of the Balwkau situation IN
which they have worked together
Speaking of home rule, for Ire
land. he said
Home rule was never nearer adop-
ton than II is today and / believe IL
viii soon ho an accomplished fact or
course, the religious question in Ulster
is difficult. but who can't keep the
hands of the clock from advancing
The chancellor refused to discuss
the Mexican situation except To say
that he was confident that the Unit
ed Saes would deal with the question