Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-09
TAFT TELLS DIAZ
( It IS PEACEABLE
HOPES No NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Al ALL WILL BE IEIT.
AND P0RFIRIO IS TICKLED
Officers Sit Back and Watch II
WOrl,'-Ihc Mobilization sun
Continues.

AbAAAAAAAA7H
BY Associated Press.
Mexico city Mex. March s.-The
following Is the text OF President
Tafrs message to the department Of
foreign relations, by Fred NJ. Deer
ig. charge do'alfars,
~ have the honor TO advise your
eXcellencN that the President OF the
United States wishes TO express the
hope that no Misrepresentation viii
result from the unfOuuded and sem
satiOnal newspaper conjcctness AS 20
the military maneuvers about 70 take
place In Texas and elsewhere, and to
give President Dia2 assurance that
the maneuvers have no significance
that should cause concern TO the
friendly neighbor of the United
States to the south"
TO tho foregoing, President Diaz
replied through Minister Creel and
the American Embassy acknowledge
ing receipt and expressing gratitude
for the courtesy OF explaining In
explicit terms the situation"
Ollltiiih NIt IuhLleiS,
Washington, ID. C., March 5 The
Officers whl set the machinery going
Cor the great gathering Of United
States troops and war shipments on
the Mexican frontier today slt back
in their chairs IN the war and navy
departments to watch the thing
work From all directions trains are
carrying soldiers horses, field guns
and ammunition to the Mexican bor-
der.
Officials IN Washington still insist
for publication that the sole purpose
for this sudden and unexpected dis
play Of the military activities Is to
engage In field maneuvers and prac-
tce Of officers In army and naval
activities under service conditions
In private they make little attempt
TO conceal the relations OF the ma
neuvers' 10 conditions actual and po-
tential over the Mexican border lines.
The conundrum over which the un-
Informed are puzZling tonight Is The
question Of The real attitude Of the
government towards this unprecedent-
ed display of war resources at Is
doorstep. Not word of an author
itatye character Is obtainable on that
subject.
Cordlality Not Strained.
Washington March Sit ls the
general belief that II the Diaz govern
ment was not in" ON the lead taken
by the United States In the matter.
the cordlallty of the relations between
the TAFT and Diaz Administrations. as
experienced when the two presidents
met ON the Internauonl bridge last
year, has not been diminished by any
happenig since, and 1t IS taken for
granted that the mobilization OF
troops never would have been affect
ed without u suitable Interchange be-
tween the two governments TO infuse
the possibility Of a misunderstand-
ing.
Those who hold this view think
what would happen II one great pow
er IN Europe would concentrate one-
quarter of It's military force 80 near
McXloln territory There would be
was over night, the people say and
as assuming the validity OF their ar
gument, they build upon the BELIEF
that the commander In chief Of this
great military force, almost under
the shadow Of the Mexican flag, Is not
distastetul, but Is actually welcome to
the Dlaz government.
Lcavonworth Men Entraln.
Leayonworth Kan, March s.-At|
s 10 o'clock tonight the Second and
Third Battullions Of the Thirteenth
Infantry from Fort Leavcnworth, COM
prising about 500 men, began to en-
train here,
Ready TO Care for 10000.
san Antonio Tex, March Sort
Sam Houston viii be ready 20 care for
the 10000 United statos soldiers who
have been ordered to this post. Quar-
tors were ready tonight for one brl-
gnde Of infantry Outlines have been
made for tho camps OF two more, and
by Thursday night the entire ulmp
viii be In readiness. No troops are
expected until tomorrow afternoon.
Cara Sees No Intervention.
El P0so, Texas March Sired
erico Gonzales CARA, the secretary
OF the reyoluntiary party and second
in charge Of the lnsurrector move
mont said today;
u believe that the United States
government represents the American
people, aud IN view OF the constant
and eloquent expressions Of sym
poihy OF the Americans for tho ma
tlonal uprising In Mexico. an inter-
yenton cannot be conceivable"
Few Men at ~. Logan.
Denver Colo. March S.-Offclals
Of Fort Logan were asked today by
the war department. how many re-
orults were available at that station.
and tho reply was that at present
$50, hut that many were enlstlng on
account Of tho reported activity Of
the army
Cooks on the Move.
Junction CITY, kas,. March S.-A
detachment from the school for
army cooks at Fort Riloy left today
with a full equipment for the army
field bakery A detachment from