The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
LOrton, Touring Abroad, Finds a City
That Is Almost as Cleanly as Tulsa

IpWIrdH ~ n million coal miuor'
ntu employed Throughout tho Brt
T b Isles and when that nHlabor NJ
men bIo added tu the unemployed
/ : other lines Ia" situation would
appear 20 be- somewhat serious and
Ert everyone seems able tu carr,
uu Just about Hg uNull imHgln,
ih' I'fltHhris btVo gotten used ~
having u hard titno Of % aud lust
Fp ON erjnnlng ana bearing thoii
committing troubles bur.rI,
help sroua 1bou, 1s hard 10 rc, nuI
UH difficult To- k,,p hero aA iu inu
IHt'7 Hp tho pflio Of employ
.H NOT unknown cvru hero ia Eng.
1Id where rl1u4 ana caste pIc woil
established and have long been Tor-
nru.l,d.
iIc's Learning ~" Ropes
iiut IN" discussion ~ economic
uuc'tluu" ana affairs NJ patc can
Ip over uuil another ana moro IA
""Hhlc opportunity I hope 10 be-
'hi' 10 rub or and ahaorh enough
f9 ! EO along H'DIug tho sights and
doing ,hr tnuriai'H stunt ~ hc nbl.
ip make few remarks ai different
iluop whom 7 huv" moro fimn for
reflection and consideration So far
1s sight arriug BE- concerned fiud
no difficulty getting about or at
i"''t We hay" not up 10 the present
writing
II H lIitle hard 90 get on 90 tho
money terms but have advanced
Tar enough 10 be- able To- catph "a cab
driver or two IN attempts to over
hhrGc mo, but even n they had
"ucccodod II would not havo mat
tered after an for the cab hIrcs do
not MAX" up - very imporinut nm
Hem ~ travelling expenses nq 20 bee
worth noticing Most ~ the pronIc
with whom Americans have hual
ucaH transactions over here nrc
scrupulously careful TO explain ,ho
value of tho different pieces Of
money and 10 glvo the exact change.
The cont Of living docs not appear
10 b" materially loss hero among th,
4 lrW'o7 Of people on the Same levels
Of living than IN America. I have
always maintained that II was not
'hc high roW Of living but the cost
~ nigh living that was really re-
1ponslhl" for all our troubles. but
h" statistlcians who mako up the
cost OF living figures over her, an
n"unccd many recent rcductlons
but put present cost prices =, II9|
per cent above prc-war figures.
Hes Near the CnsiIr.
l'ut am digroasing from tho
topic In hand. Looking out ~ the
window from whore sit It ~ not
much more than n good stones
hrow To tho foot of Edinburgh cas-
lie. the great show place which fIrqt
attracts the attention Of ali visitors
To this his oric city.
just out OF sight is Uolyrood-
house, the official residence Of the
present king ana queen or England
whenever they visit Edinhurph
Fhcy are expected In Septembcr
and their vislt viii be the big event
~ tho year To all classes Of pcoplc.
II was In Holyroodhouse that
Mary, last queen Of the SCOTS made
history and all the parts OF the cns-
tie open to tho public have 70 do
with episodes In her life. Al tho
age OF H"ven she was sent TO France
TO be educated and there married
her rrst husband Just after she had
turned 16 and for 20 months waa
queen Of France, returning to ro-
sumo her throne In Scotland 10
prosecute war with England nvor
the question OF religion. She mot
with several defeats ana during IN,
nine years OF her reign was ,,yIc,
married, again running away from
her third husband. with whom sh,