Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-09

CONTROL OF OKLA
HOMA, THEIR PLAN


BROWNSVILLE, Sept, 6'-Ihe
ID first day of the army's new policy
Of taking over entire control of the
river front in the Brownsville section
passed without a report of a shot
being fired across the international
Inc. Mai w. II. Hay, chief of star
FOR Mai. Gen. Frederick Funston lett
tonight for San Antonio to report on
four days inspection of the DIS
urbed area, Major Hay, accompa-
ried by Col. A. Z. BlOcksom or the
Third cavalry, made a personal IN
,pection of the territory where the
fighting has occurred.
1t is believed that upon RECEIVING
his report Gen. Funston will issue
further important orders INTENDED ~
restore peace on the boundary IN
line with the new policy of policing
The river front more strictly, a new
cavalry patrol was established today
Dn the river between Brownsville ana
Tho Gulf of Mexico, and another pa
lroI was stationed about fifteen miles
shove brownsville. The arrival or
the sixth cavalry today at HarIinEeh
from Texas City doubles the cavalry
forces available for river patrol du'y.
Thc sixth cavalry rested tohlghJ az
Harllngen, leN H'll'', 80
brownsville, awaiting assignment 10
stations.
"NauscOus Hycnas."
n, the streets of Mercedes this
morning a dozen printed circulars
we're found calling on MeXlcahs 10
rise and conquer the states of Calitor-
MIA Arizona, Texas, New MeMco'
oklahoma and Mississippi and re-,
rame them the republic Of Texas.
Tho circulars were written in Spanish
they declared that "outrages are
heirg daily committed on detehseless
women, o,d men and children OF our
race" Their language was hlEn
flown referring to American peace
lfficnrs as hungry tigers and nau-
scous hyenas' They hoasted Iha'
N,ryicans were sufficiently strong to
r,se in revolt. San Antonio, Texas
was given as headquarters of me
manifesto. 1t was signed by tnt
names of Luis de la Rosa and Anlce'I
pi1nno. both of whom are reported
10 have been seen in Matamoras
Mexico, opposite here, TINS week
No Clues Obtainablc.
Pizano was the alleged leader Of tine
bandits which last week killed IWC
Americans and whose mousse H,''
Harlingen, Texas, was searched auU
burned by peace officers rev u3S'
700 There was no clue in Mercedes
rs TO who dropped the circulars
IDENTICAL circulars were found at oI"eI
points nearby last week. co.,
From sources today came rename
.eports that high Caranza authorlue'
ire investigating the attitude or Gen
3 p. Nafarrate, commander d
Hatamoros. 1t was said on good au
hority that even though it may dG
,clop that he has not been rosponslpI'
'or the outbreaks he may be trans
rerred because the widespread rumoT
On the American side against hin
nave impaired his usefulness IN TN
section of the border
More Mcxicans Surrender.
Col A. p BlocksOm, who returned
here tonight from an inspection tri
mn the Rio Grande. said 1t was notice
able that along the river above Rl
Grande CITY there did not appear L
ne the same strong feeling betwee
he two sides Of the river that ma
disturbed the peace nearer browns
yille.
II was reported that more pistol
were sent TO bank vaults in Sa
Rcnito today by MeXicans, who tax
ing advantage Of last nights mas
meeting, offered to cooperate in re
storing peace and particularly con
fidence. Just how valuable a facto
the confidence is in restoring peac
is aptly illustrated by the use of sue
an unusual depository as bank vault
for pistols and rifles. Americans thu
for have not known what Mexican
they could trust, even among friend
Of years standing.
Continue Peace Efforts.
Further efforts of civil authorize
10 restore peace were made in a NEE
Ing today Of mayors or their represer
tatives from five cities They met Z
Mercedes at the call of Mayor +.
Evans of that city. Other places rel
resented were Brownsville, Harlingei
san Benito and Donna.