Show GEN FUNSTON IN SALT LAKE Famous Kansas Fighter Talks of the War In the Philippines ALL UK OVEn BY MA1MJH wtiaget I our Government is ICalll Jlln4 Coal Ailtoller are Ilse matt Sir ihst starts Im 1 mighty glad to be In Bait lAb and I only wlh my stay might In II longer one uM Ilrltadler < > en ral Funelon la the Newa representative = 11 Ihl mrnlnlt The Illllo company contillnir or Oeneral Fnnilon and wire Lieutenant llurloti J Mitchell of tile fortieth volunteer Infantry Col trig J Illtrhlo of tho Utah National iluard and Mill Louis Bavoge gathered it the tabernacle Shortly bottom II 1 a clock Marshes titter wan In < hAn h-An organ recital with a vocal leloe 1 lion by Ilion Savage wai to have been given but ai the train woo late the general had lllli Him to I pan and hot arm devoted to Mewlnc the great auditorium While this ociuptod bt 95k f I 11 ill t I I 41 I 11 I 1107 1P4Ak 1 t 11 11 1 I W171 ii N I I I I 1 I 1I i 1 I l I As Ito I I I to r I it oiI I I I I t 4 BRIGADIER GENERAL fUNITON talked very freely lo the New Im trials I to be here continued I Urn Fund loss because I knew all the of nceri and many of the mm In the Utah batteries And these Utah Kildlitt IK went on hid face Hinting up at the memories anak nod are the very matt of the earth No organisation In lh < IhllllPlnee flood 1 hither or did moro efficient work Thinks batteries wen a tower jf ptrcncth to our entire And n terror to the enemy TWIIUTR TO YOUNO AND OIIAST 111 know Major Young and Major Great Intimately Major Young enjoys the entire nnnco 01 Un Otto A Splendid toldlcr Is I he and I look to are him art i e try rI high I el In the admlnltra lion of the I Islands l Already lie to I Iroc llootly the thief justice there and he la I thoroughly ulpllo render Splendid IMica later on Major Uranll Is a At tllsr Irlesel tit mint Tholistorkbildill In the lIIIIIIIln Is I notVlon at fully underoud 110 mI mnln1I1 record still It man a great lose 10 our army hn he II Yu know we Called him tile IeY At ilk 1 arm I hap r left ponloottliern before r 1 Uh it Mire possible to meet them all ins vnv OF TIII WAit M hen will the war In the 1hlllpi lie elided lay Mnli I1n my opinion l eVnion I Naturally the posoPlo of t lie United i Stairs are dlitreeenl at Ibo loll of life but It a obstacles that encountered loss been Involved were hn i messed The rainy Season this year nil continued longer than any one Ronald lated and title ham greatly dela > ed operation but It II about at an end now ami with such a mmninrenl army In the Held the campaign will or talnly be a short one My belief li that Agulnaldo will make his eioape whin Iho linn an too tightly drawn This patriot placed a very high Value upon Wrists akin till I has never yet allowed al-lowed 1 II tuk be In I any danger let r ham always been with the rear guard M cure from Injury or capture or course I believe it to be tile right aria July 01 our government to conquor the Islands Th war was not of our reklng 1 In the first Place the war rnj IoI Alta Spain aalne liable Aa a consequence conse-quence of that It became neeeMary for Dowdy 10 dIy the Hl nllh next at Manila an I then In lake that city from the Spaniards To have stopped then mould have been to turn the city over lo the nation to loot and 1 destroy Therefore as our government hail pris I anted them from late Spanish It beam be-am neceiaary lo I me lit milt order In Iho t Ihllll plnea U wai solely by the assessment of war that we found our lelvea later on In the position we dill I In the hlllpplnia II could not be fore wi Thin Agulnaldu deliberately 1 tanned the Renault upon our army load after events will how that he wai not Inspired as a luoralor but woo ni luated by aeinih iloilrea I la feed hll I oian ambitions al whatever Cast to I his country end countrymen There was nothing left for our army but to light it out U to l now our duty lo establish peace and a Stable government thin Ilandi and It will Speedily l aocom pllihiKl A short and declilve cam algn I may now bo 1 looked for General Funton lalked very rapidly while PIPm4011 the two aria at this mint Marshes Miller snapped l add watch suggestively and remarked that It 1 aa time to Ingoing I I Yei it paid the general we must move n and I am sorry lo I go go lOOn I was her ell year ago slid 1 will try to Stoll over on tor returm When do yu i 4 asks < 110 return Will U I f me out all right I expect ex-pect lo come through In dollars or allover month The Insurrection will all be over bet 1 ire that time Thou with a hearty handihake the Iir hcartIl general I lift for Ue Alta I club I calling nul lIh 1 I u 1 ram on ber M 10 3Mih Aitur It Said gall to meet him TIm I THAIS WAS LATM 11 The Illc Innde Wetrn with Gen total Variation anil 1 party on hoard wni 40 minute lale ill In morning arriving at IlL Mirihil Ikn Miller an ok 1 penonll 1 friend rf tin iist met him 1 eoene dlitane down the road having ten for the purpoee lilt evening I Martha MlllJr I look eallmhittgor > r the arrangemenli and arrangeil for Ihe I general to ore all I that one IKMOIMI dur Hue I his i vtry brief my Arriving at the dlpul Iho party wi Met by Col inutile wd mleilnc I es rriaEffky J Zkol i Kit drive over I Ihe rlly and the went dlrtttly to the Tibrmaele The lay there t was for but a quarter of norM n-orM the visitors were quickly taken tak-en to the Alta club when an Informal rt < pllon waa hold Qeneral 5u notion did not know of the arrangement and when lie met his old comradea the MltceM of ihe Utah hal M 2TXr = babh Imee hli lurpriie wae ai great ai hli u II lun1 assembled them t wried11t l Alit crllrhlow Wells Nlykir giblet OlblM Ideal Webb 1MUI Grow with apt Jennings of Irles7e Alawith ntrn iStttry c All or theie gentlemen wen tierrofially known to the general Olheti preeenl more lay Wells adopt ad-opt John Q Vanon tl r neral 1 J llurton CM John I Font < A W II Neheker and other National guard oQVera = longitude hie breast covered wllh inedili won In the civil war was a sit lklmt I niuro ol In the group thQnly halt an hour rouk lie Spent at Ih4 alub anl the time wanly liken up In Introduction and eongratulailoni to the Kansas nihler horlly after lh I noon hour nenoral I Mton and party no ter > l the car m gea and were 17I r rapidly I la Ihe llrande Welern ilei ri the train Itill litgfor0go I > n 111210 I NCRIINIKQ TUB UTTU3 KiallT I riu General runilon li I quite as dlmlnu favor as Is has brion 4ctutl In the many printed dractiptiolas CCnftfntog him lit weighs about 100 Oundo and otagollric I beside I Marshal l M II I Ilse the latter lat-ter tmemd oloorhins flat small II he go I Ih general at u nce Iml prveeei a hand who mol hm with the IdIn that then I Is I an Inknitnoo amount of orwrlry In him HIS hesitations fair li I covered till a I leticly ruPId beard of the Von Dyke style Ills move men arm quIck and hit conllo I rapid When peaking his face lights up and when he dlicuMnl the war bll blue eye glKemod The assistant I energy that Im I preuee Itnlr UIKin even a chance acquaintance ac-quaintance li I hll moot marked 1 charac logistic The eon or a man who has won honor In publk IKe Fuulona early training waj wllh a tlew to 111 him for a public carver lie entered the Ion aae State University at l wrenoe and II 1 was there that he fanned a lasting friendship for Glen Miller The two youth wen chums until Floridian lle1 nature Implied him lo leave I College a hurt Urn before he would have graduated and inter the railroad service lit look a Million 111 collector on she Santa Fe and early In till career then r nr r It Ihh Incident Reforms that Owned his metal Itunnlng out In the frontier country a cowboy boarded the train and proceeded In I bully the crew Hi refused lu pay lire and WAS enjoying himself In apprmid cowboy style when Funilon waa notmrl The diminutive railroader al i > uiterrd the car and demanded hll fit rr The cowboy itarled In to abuie him still I instead up by ordering or-dering him to get out Mission a reply was n clip our the head wllh hi tin u1WrdN IJ = punch followed by olhorl which Imf I prom fly Subdued the cowboy he paid I his l mf In too and bovanis a meek as a lamb alas rII4In was tell I quiet Ir Floridian l and too joined a aurvai Inc party par-ty that was brightest fra trip through arrests alley The nip t 1 wae made and unilon was one of the few 10 f I Urn 411VV Alter the eipeilenco In a hot climate dealred a change and vllled Alaska Thai was before the Klondlki oncllo roent but the Kanian had rxcllement tnough wllluut He made 1 u ihoui atidmll Ill down the Yukon with an Indian I and then tolorloor I I of a vee el that Who Imprisoned In the lei went to her relief When the war wllli Spain broke out 10 at once enlisted lit I th tllkr Pervite going to Cuba Tim chief at itllllery use kllM und Funlo due cooded him It was lie hoi oel 1 up Ih first dmlb gum Ih ho-i and need igeff Whilitiralosaralinfightiouthstre ho was h1 Ibul and returned 10 Now York 10 recover and hn able to lepers again nall 1llItoJ Colonel of tile Tunllth Katsina nd attAch1 to General little start In Whltn This life was altogether too Im for him still at Ills own Murat Joe inas Allowed to join him regiment In the Ilillliiplneo Ho wanted a l ell v a aervlce and ho got It and at Calouoan I Miralal I L and Qul Hulnlo ha I led hie I regiment to I vlctor > and glory Hie example of personal braury endsire < s l him I to all tho > IUIT and ipread hi r f a mo abroad llo waa emind brevelted brigadier ipneral and on re lnlnlt hm ivlth hU hoolimint It cently was prorsontral to brigadier Nn I test 1 testTI doughty llllli Kinian la accom rlm paultal on this trip by inlit who will remain In California until Itlo ro turn Tho menlala rostra age so romantic me It wax so hue mine over to Manila Ihe lint 1 time thai ho first run his future wife The friendship turmoil I In Lord I he ship developed Into I i > stronger attachment and when hey naihid Manila the marrlw quietly KlloKod ciivncu IXIOTINQ hen wai not tltr during General Funigua stay bir to quciUoa him regarding I Use ehdrg made that he per Initted church tins hy him moldleM but In i Denver he elated that she whole thilur originated In UM trials of a die reputable mint itlower hamM Thomas Kox who vivo out the yarn to revenge hinspelf upon tho rontral to who had the fellow irreote 1 at MaMoi for = 09 |