Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-11
JAPAN mixes IN
mexican SCARE
No CONCESSIONS GIVEN THE MI.
kADO SAYS MIR. CIiEEL.
NO Special PRIVILEGES
Capital city Papers PLAY Up" Train
Dispntch--COmmcnt Is In
General

By Associated Press.
MeXico CITY March lO.-That Mex
leo had granted 10 Japan no conces-
sions for the maintenance Of a naval
station, ana no privilege on the Te-
hauntepec Railway, are statements
which Enrique c. Creel. minister Of
foreign affniIp, this afternoon au-
thorized Francisco De Labarra Mex
team ambassador at Washington to
make
The increasing rumor In tine United
States that Mexico had entered into
an agreement with Japan, whereby
the latter was to be permitted to use
certain ports along the coast Of lower
California. and 30 be granted special
privileges FOR transportation Of sup
plies over the Ispian Railroad caused
Mr. De Labarra 10 send 20 the foreign
office today and ask that he be per-
mitted 70 make a definite statement
regarding the charges.
MIR. Crcel also has asked Mr.. De
Labarra to extend TO President Taft
his thanks for the latter's friendly at
sent to President Diaz relative TO the
] lnDDllHhtlou OF troops,
! A note OF coversation characterlzes
the presentation OF news emanating
from President Taft's special train
last night and with one exception, the
papers Of the capital have INDUCED
/ in no heavy criticisms Of this phase Of
/ the situation which they insist is not
yet entirely clarified by the semi-of
| flcial statement that the troops ara
placed along the border to prevent
more filibusterlng. and 80 be in a
position to invade in case of the death
of President Diaz or general fighting"
With the exception of the Mexican
Herald, every paper In the city gave
the story Of the explanation secured
by the Associated Press reTesenta-
tive aboard President Taft's train full
credencc.
Most Of the morning papers play
ed up general news Of the revolution.
In the later edition Of Ell Heraldo,"
an afternoon paper, the story secured
on the presidential train was crowd
ed off the first page and located on
the inside the leading story Of the
first page being one regarding phase
] j MS paper hUttIA Ut lut luth VI III
Several dailies carried editorial com
ment on the explanation given last
night by the Associated Press, but
most Of them take an optimistic view
OF the situation "El Tempo"
paper popularity supposed to repre-
sent the view of the Catholic clergy,
Ia the most vigorous in expression.
This paper snears at the idea Of in
iarvention, but warns the Mexican
government that a wise program must
be carried out II interference Is TO be
avoided.
Carter Has Sealed Orders.
Little Rock, Ark, March lO.-Gen-
eral Carter, who Is TO assume charge
of the troops on the border tomorrow
is In Little Rock today He Is said
to operate under sealed orders and
said to a newspaper reporter here that
he had positive orders not to discuss
the situation.
General Bliss Unsatlsficd.
San Diego, Cal, March 10 Brig
ader General Casker II. Bliss in
command Of troops a the western end
of the Mexican bord er in the mobili-
lZatlOn OF the army cNpfesseu nlnset
tonight as not being at all satisfied
Of the time being mode in the trans
portation OF troops to San Diego
Gen. Bliss stated that inadequate
! facilities, lack Of cars and bad track
due 70 stormy weather. had conspired
to delay the prompt arrival Of troops
in the department of California. As
20 the sailing Of the naval vessels here,
said to be depending on the army
Gen Bliss is awaiting the arrival OF
his troops with considerable impa-
tience.
Won't 60 to Philippines.
Washington, March l0.-Orders
which had been issued for the Thir-
teeuth Infantry TO sail from the Phil
ippines on April 4, and for the Sew
enth Infantry now IN the Philippines
TO embark for this country on May
Is, have been Cancelled, owing to the
fact that the former regiment was
ordered from Fort Leavenworth to
San Antonio with the rest Of the