Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

| come a law as II n were IN tho form
~ petition from ia" amhigamat"d
society - ncrdl. workers What
passes ~" house ~ commons In an
act whether the lords approve ~ not
80 that par lament really has but a
single chamber. the commons
would Have I1rds Elected
RefprnH ar" under consideration
NV the commons whereby tho lords
would d'prud upon the people Tor
their seats Tho vlHrountH and dun ea
hud other gtiui'"n would then Fci
4 iiiflr sruhtufitl power ana Wpuid
not have go frrl 49, h"iples. and usr.
'"sH ps IN their present degraded l'r
Nlttltc state I hh'" even
honrd the pn, ful suggestion that
the King should b" given something
interesting 10 dn hoHlics his present
iuh ts medal pinncr ~ the empire
VI, English friends Hurgr-'s that hr
hr pat ~ the head ~ tho wrnihor
bureau. "for that's worn that has Ia
b" dome. ana 40 on" would vet angry
~ ~" hlng and want him chuck 81
uIf. hr,nus" the weather has always
been bod here %
,hn-''s Ills own District.
An fnElishmnu never runs not
iu he face ~ the enemy of for par.
llnmrut llc .tptlrnllv stands d"
Pew Eurllsh meuh"rs ~ parliament
stand IN their home districts very
Few Perhaps n IL well Ia free n lev
iHlntiNr urnphrt ~ the pfeiudlrrH ~
tho people who know him intimate.
" A. an, tnte ii'a don" here ~ a
rule not an exception.
e I went to pulliNr place IN rhrl-
-. 81 a.. a - 81 ~ 4 agsNttt la
which ll," what nw would
gladden. tho ewes ~ lllnhY pink
PARTY workers stood NJ IA" donrSnN
~ tho voting station passing out
c,rdH and pamphlets ana hrgFlng
quietly. "Noir for phippH ana p'u
gtrss or "NOio for Iionro who has
served you va well fnr eight vrpr-
/ -huider tn think what would hap
pen N this we're 'permiaHlhle IN Amer
lea would any ~ ~ vote II W. had
to run n gauntlet ~ "splrlerH' ~ m"
verv threshold ~ the polls con-lh
ering the Hprri.z ~ heavy handed
pav tots bnt our parties would post
"a cnwsr u.s. Here Ia" 900 foot zone
does not seem necessary, N this "lrc.
iinn exhibition In typical ~ tho es.
perlencc
In the hail entering tho voting
chamber were half u dozen police
men aud the pnrty ChhllenRerH They
showed me the courtesy that nll
Americans enjoy In Britain could
have loul around
Admitted to voting booths.
The voters pass to tho CLERKS M
they do with uS ana Wv" their
names and addresses which nr.
checked up IN hook The ballot. with
"N" only to he marked on II II then
given the voter who may make his
cross Rt n table before the election
officials or retire Ia n little booth,
partitioned with tho rnme sunny-
sncking ne with Ur. Each booth II
supplied with the same esasprrn'ins
variety Of cheap lead tor slat-l
pencil ,ha, we supply AMI each
lead pencils securely fastened 10 the
booth nv n string ns with Us The
voter then folds his ballot and slips
II into the ballot box. II 10 all even
aa YOU and I do,
The counting OF ballots II DELAYED
until the soldier vote will have heen
received from tho overseas camps A
humane movement has hern started
10 protect the families of tho candl-
dates from the ragged nerves ~ the
parliament contestants In about one
week the anxious candidates will
have chew~d Off their finger nails
what they will DO In the succeeding
two weeks, before the votes are
counted, In q matter OF heavy con
cern.