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Show . GENERAL FUNSTON AGAIN. General Funston has , just passed through the intermountain country, and every man. Woman and child therein are aware of the fact. General Funston, Fun-ston, familiarly known as "Fritzie," is perpetually in evidence. From the time he left Topeka until his arrival in San Francisco no reporter will be without an opportunity of interviewing the intrepid in-trepid Kansan who swam into notoriety in a moment through a Luzon creek. Considering the multitudinous Interviews Inter-views which General Funston has given to the American people during the past fortnight, The Intermountain Catholic suggests to -President MeKinley that he omit his message to Congress next month. Funston has srvoken nothing more is to be said. Funston has dealt with everything in and about, above and beneath the Philippines. He has a view and a policy oh. everything connected con-nected therewith. Of course, there may be a few of us who will pardon Mr. MeKinley Me-Kinley if he does not coincide with all the views of the aqueous General. Funston, like Hobson, seems' to have considerable trouble vith his mouth. - |