Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-10
; v...:.. JR Stone
fLAYS MR.. TAFT.
URGES USE OF TROOPS TO PRO
TECT AMERICAN LIVES.
BORDER PRESENCE bluff
Red Tape" Says Gum Shoe BiIl--Ba-
con Defends PrcSidcnt-Situa-
tiou Is Complicated
by Associated Press

ser 10 Am fIlCdu uNeh on the DoI-
der as result Of the revolution In
the Mexican republic was today again
a subject Of controversy in the SEN
ate. The killing Of several citizens In
lei Paso as the result Of yesterdays
battle in JuareZ was the immediate
provocation
Senator stone again urged the use
OF United states troops to protect
Americans and, changing his attitude
towards the Presidents course prac-
tlcally charged Mr. Taft with play
Ing a game of bluff in sending the
troops to tn front.
Senator Pacon of Georgia Senator
Works Of California and other soma
tors replied commendlng the attitude
Of the president in advocating con-
servativc course, Mr.. Bacon contend
ed for the light Of the Nj Xlcan COM
batants to pursue the war though
American lives should he endangered.
Declaring that apparently this
government intends not to lIft a
hand for the protection Of American
citizens In their own homes, Mr. Stone
expressed Apprehension IeSt the ou''e'S
of yesterday be followed today by
shrapnel ana canister lie sh'u ne
had not proposed an INVASION OF rex
leo with the OBJECT OF reilaihlns' pu'
merely to dispatch force across the
line sufficient to accomplish the end
I'm view. and then retire.
The missouri senator declared tI"t
the President was Allowing hin'se'i "
be bound by red tape; that IN pre-
viously endorsing the PRESIDENTS us
patch of troops to the border ne hau
supposed the Presidents step was Ia
ken in the interest Of United States
citizens, and that 1t was a mere game
OF bluff" The President. he thought
must have had a more serious pur-
nose in mind at the start but a man
Irested change had come over the
soIr,t 90 III dro,r,s
NJ paooo rosrordod that Mr.
e,as,. nnanasod .nmrso rouI, ,,unga
In,,'.S...,.'. i,., ,,,n,,,i,to NOR. .hat
va" '.,. -,
l..
10 assert l'S euuhorlIS' eve" ''o"si ~
uoihs SO 1t snou'u eiua's" ''' ''o'
or persons on this siue OIL the 'nIer
national line. lie SAID II the SITUATION
were reversed and El Raso were IN
the hands Of a mob the United states
government would have the right to
quen the disturbance regardless OF
conditions I'm Mexico.
without action the Senate adjourned
until THURSDAY
Prcsident Homes for Peace.
Washington. NAV 0.-There were
onourh developments In the Mexican
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oomnIicata stiIl more a situation that
oven oa,cial advisers OF President
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suIs and otber sources the President
and state denartment heard that the
ro,olvtior 80 snraading and from
,ows d,snotches and Colonel stever
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sunnroga hr,gandage The rebols do
NOT consent 10 forsake the Madero
movement however, and reserve the
right to fight In his name should he
march Southward and demand their
services.
with the eceptlon OF those In the
district south Of the capital there ap-
pears to be increased ACTIVITY ny the