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yeArold daughter. The news ~
tho attack on the woman and girl
spread rapidly. and when Sheriff
Dwlnnell went 20 the house Smith
was waiting for hin and fired from
a window The sheriff fell aud ~
IN q serious condition,
The shooting OF Sheriff Dwinneil
aroused the whole community and
posse formed and started for the
house Smith ia the meantime had
barfioaded the house. closed al
the windows and doors and b. the
rapid use Of his rifle defied arrest
Whenever the posse came into
sight he fired and the men soon
realized that n would be- Impossible
10 capture him during the night
without several persons being
killed. At daylight however the
posse surrounded the house and By
sudden dash closed in on Smith
and be VAS taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
GIVE PICNIC FOR
MATTRESSES HOME

For the benefit ot their proposed
home az Mount naker park. the
Mattresses union OF Seattle will
give a basket picnic and dance az
Wildwood park tomorrow
The union now has s. 900 towards
the $1,000 necessary 20 pay for
their home and expects to start
building early next spring Work
could be started az once. as the
lot has heen paid for exclusive ~
the s2.0oo now In hand but the
members 81 the union are avcrse
20 building until they are prepared
70 pay for the home in lump
sum.
The steamers wildwood and Haas
will carry the crowds.
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in
HOT WATER
The Records Do Not Bear
Out Statements
lilo Made.

CINCINNATI. Sept ia.--The pub.
DC records Of the ohie supreme
court were examined today by poll.
ticians and DO not show slnglc
instance OF the appearance Of
United States Senator J. H. For
aker as attorney of record for the
standard OF company Forakers
name Is not among those who APP
pcared before any Of the ohio loEis.
laiiVe committees since iS96. when
he was successful in securing a so.
year franchise for the Cincinnati
Traction company.
The records thus coutroyert For
akors statement that he had been
employed by John h Arehhold %
the standard on company Ia con.
nection with work before the lcgls'
lature % ohio and not in conneo
ton with national legislation
The reading OF the letters to For
akcr from Archhold by William
Randolph Hearst has created a sen
saiion In Ohio politics. especially
since Foraker has admitted that tho
letters are actual copies 81 those
he received from Archbold
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Ask Wilbur Wright to
Make a Flight
With Him.

LEMANs. France. septis.--in the
face Of the disaster which occurred
to the aeroplane OF Orviiie Wright
and resulted IN the death Of his as
sistant. Lieut.. selfridge. number Of
persons today offered 10 accompany
his brother. Wilbur Wright. who
will make another Night Monday
Wright has great faith In his IN.
ventlon and announced today that
he would make no change In the
construction OF his aeruplane. He
considers that the accident 10 his
brothers machine was caused by
defective material and not 20 any
fault Ia the lines Of its construction.
While he has entire faith In the
ability OF his aeropiane 10 success
fully navigate the air, he viii not
allow any Of the volunteers to take
the possible risk Of accompanying
him IN Mondays flight but will take
with him a sack OF sand for ballast.
instead OF companion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19

The Yearly Meeting Of the Espsr.
anto Society.
The Seattle Esperanto society
held iiA customary yearly meeting
Ia the roomn 81 the Chamhaf ~
Commerce The affair vas pfsf
tically a reorganization o. the 80
ciety. which ON account Of the
panic ~ last year and the leaving
~ the city By IL officers. suffered
a considerable setback
With the coming ~ the huFuna
months. however. the work Of the
society viii recommends. and Il en-.
poets 20 have great success dar.
ing The coming winter More fhan
20 persons verc admitted Thnrs
day eTenine and ~ the next meet.
lnE which wiii occur ThuFsdAy
September - IN the same place
:, is hoped that many others viii
also Join
The following wgre elected offt
GERS for the coming year.
Charles = Randall president.
Miss Florence Tarrant. vice priest.
dent. Victor A. WelmAn. secretary.
treasurer
A committee Was also elected 20
secure permanent home FOR the
society. IN the central part OF the
city and hopes 20 report At the
next meeting
The society ALL Immediately
commence an active campaign. In
the different institutions OF learn.
lng Ia Seattle IN order 10 secure a.
many members as possible. BY the
time the A.Y.P exposition opens.
which undoubtedly many foreign
EsperaniistE will visit As every.
one knows. the great firth inteFna
tlonRl congress Of the Espcrantista
will occur Al Chautauqua. n, T..
next August. and II one can Judge
from the past congresses. more
than 1000 from all parts Of the
world viii participate In It's proceed.
ingA The NTH will occur under
the auspices Of the Esperanto as
sociation Of North America. assist.
ed BY the great organization OF the
Chauiauqua society. and certainly
viii be the most important and
most successful % tho series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
PIGEON POINT STACKS WILL
BE LEFT ALONE
Health Officers Find SAM
tary Conditions Much
Improved.

shack dwCllers who cmigrated TO
the vicinity of figeon Point. at the
mouth of the nHwRmish river, when
forced from the tidcflats, viii not
be molosted by the health depart.
ment This decision Is the result
ot an inspection OF the sanitary
conditions existing among the
dWollcrs this morning by a party
composed OF NJ 4 stevens chief
sanitary inspector, G. n Fraach.
chief assistant sanitary Inspector;
A. Kramer, chief clerk OF fhe dc.
partment rcpresenting Health Com.
missioner Crlchton. aud Inspector
"a W. POWELL
MANY complaints against the
shack dwellcrs have been voiced
through Councilman Wardel ~ the
itth ward. but the sanitary inspcc.
tors state that they are well sat.
isfied with the conditions
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BLIND SENATOR
TO SPEAK HERE

United States Senator Gore Of
Oklahoma. the blind orator Of the
democracy. wiil speak At the
Drcamlnna rink next Thursday
might under the auspices 81 the
king County Democratic Central
committee
senator Gore Will probably be ihe
most notsd speaker IN behalf or
nryan who wtli visit Washington
dufinE the campaign The okis-
homa senator IL wizard win
words aud farta. and there - prob.
ably no more eloquent man ~ ihe
Union than he.
IIis great speech at the demo.
cratic convention. which aroused
the greatest political demonstra'
lion ever seen In q convention.
whlle he stood ON the platform. see
snF nothing Of the enthusiasm he
created. vii long live In poHiicAl
annals.
lila stand With Senator i3toi'
letfe. In the fsllihuUtering campaign
in The senate when the Aldrich cur
raucy bin Was up. u another IA
nous episode In his career
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NJ. p. AFTER FRISCO
TERMINAL

SAN FRANCISCO. sept lit
il rumored In railroad circles today
that the purchase Of a site OF Loo
acres Of water front on the san
Francisco bay. accessible 60 deep
water vessels. is a move on the
part OF the Northern Pacific 20 Sc
cure a terminal IN this city The
purchase was made ostensibly for
the IlotaliuE railroad. which ~ an.
nouncod 10 be a merger or several
small roads in this state.
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Gets KISS FOR
A REWARD


MONTKfO. Cal. Sept ia.--kl
though Patrick u Herlihy, a police
man OF San Francisco. IN brave
enough In the performance OF hts
official duties he Is avoiding HIS &C..
quaintances here today. because NJ
a reward he received yesterday FOR
saving the life Of Miss Elizabcfh
Moor, pretty music teacher OF
Guerneyille To show her apprecias
ton OF her reacuers brave act. she
kissed him IN fun view Of those who
had Witnessed the policeman's he4
roic action Horribly considers him
self amply rewarded
Miss Moor was canoeing ON Rus.
sian river. short distance from
where Herlihy was fishing from a
bridge when a gale overturned the
craft Wasting no time the police.
man jumped into the stream and
carried the halfdrowned woman 10
the shore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
PLANTS TO REWARD
DESERVING PUPILS

To promote the interest Of the
children IN plant life. a plant y
10 DO given tomorrow morning 10
each child bringing two sues'~ 70
the Sunday school rally 81 The
FIRST Christian church. Plants are
also 20 be given 20 industrious
pupils.
The idea IL that each winner 81
a plant shall care for u under the
Instruction Of a competent nursery
man. when the plants blossom.
a flower carnival Is 70 be held =
program illustrating various phases
az sunday school work IL "a Dc
given by the primary department
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lara Kunveno de Ia Esperanto
soeisto.
Ia Seattio'a Esperanto socicio
faris sian huffman jaran kunvcnon
Ia pasintau vesperon &c Ia tambroi
de Ia Chamber of Commerce. la
afero estis praksika reorxaniro de
Ia socleto. kiu. pro IA pAniko De IL
lasta iaro kai Ia foglaao De Ia urho
Dc Ia catrui De Ia sociato. sufcris
gFandan frapon kaj De- kclkaI
muna,0l ne hayia lain kannidoln
Kun Ia aiveno de Ia a0tunn.
tamrn. Ia laboro rekpmeucas kai
uu. espsras gfandan aukceaou pti
II afero dun Ia prukaima vcntro
fn ol dudek prfHouoi aiikia al IL
socicto hlsrA0 vespsfe kal a. Ia
psokAima kunsido. kiu oknHos
iaadon. September "a e. Ia sama
loko, esperuble kelkal aiiai
interesaloi ankaa aiieos
Ia sekvaniai elcktlsia eHtFoi por
IA sckvunta laro.
Charles = Randall. prczidanto
Fraaiiuo Flor sneo Tarrant. vic,
preridautino.
Victor A. welman. sekrctario-
kasisto.
komieaio ankAu elektikls Hsrel
daAran heimon por Ia eucicto. en- ia
centra paFto de Ia ufeo. kai csperas
raporu e Ia pEoksima mitinEu la
societo tul kumenros feryoran
propagation inter Ia diveraal pub
Hkal iernlnAtituciol De Seattle. por
he "a havu RrandAn anaron kiam
malfcrmieoa Ia A..Y..p ckapoxicio.
&c kiu sendube muital frcmdulRi ca
perautiatoi teestoA. kicl oni acias.
In grhuda kyina internacia knngreao
de Ia Espcrantistoi okaxos en-
Chauianqua. \. u. Ia proksiman
aaguston. kai nc oni povas iufi LAD
Ia paslntaj konErcsoi. pli oi dumil
perxonoi 81 tiui partoi Dc Ia monde.
partoprenoa en- tn aferu.
la kvina okaxos sub Ia anspicoi
de Ia Esperanto Asocio de Nord.
amcriko. helpota de Ia Eranda or.
ganizaio de Ia Chautauqua Socleto.
kai nepre estos Ia plei grava kai
piei sukceEa Ell Ia serio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
KIDNAPPING FEARED

DENVER. Sept ~ Admitting
that he fears the child wili ~ Md.
mapped. Father J A. Ryan. assistant
pastor Of 81 Lco's church. Is today
making preparations to place s.
yearold Arvilla Bell daughter OF
Mrs Cora Bell MARITIME. In ST
Choiaaiicaa academy AT Canyon
City Father Ryan took the child
out OF the detention home yester.
day.
Transfer was made by Father
Ryan. after consultation with Score.
tary Whitehead OF the state bureau
~ child and animal protection. and
the little girls mother both OF
whom consented 20 the move. The
little girl. whom the mother insists
n the child Of r. NJ narnadali. a
Pitisburg millionaire. will be given
the best rearing and education pos.
slble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
Mil WAUkEE MAY Use
ELECTRICITY ON ITS Line

According 20 n special dispatch
rocsased here, the directorate of
the Chicago. Milwaukee and St
Paul roilway. which IL In session at
milwaukee, today, In expected TO
Issue orders for the cloctrization Of
Its Pacific coast extension through
the Bitter Root mountains In
Idaho
Milwaukee engineers have pre-
pared estimates Of the cost OF us
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
INSURANCE mgs DINE.

Charles Jerome Edwards. ~ New
York president 81 the National In
surRnce Underwriters association.
was the guest - honor At a ban
Qact given al the Rainier club last
night 10 the Washington i.ife In
suranre rnderw ritsra' association.
President Sherwood gilrfpy pre-
sided and MF Edwards. nf. kase
per ShnrpirH Frederick Bausman.
George Andrews and W. = Pond
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ing electricity on the mountain
grades aud n is said that the
project is altogether feasible.
For several thousand feet through
the mountains. the new line passes
through tunnels and the absence
~ smoke and gases through the
use Of electric power viii reduce
the peril Of life common 10 rail-
road tunnels. besides adding 20 The
comfort OF passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
FORESTRY PEOPLE ELECT.

= c. Lancaster. u the university.
spoke on good roads AZ the meet
ing af the Washington Forestry as
ISOLATION IN she Chamber % Com
merce last night The following
Were elected r. " Libby. Spg-
kane. president. Joel Shoemaker
and q y. white. Vice presidents
G. NJ. williams y. W Baker. A. y.
Calder, Seattle. A. o. Kegwin. KEEL
20. T. q. Monroe. spokane. exscu-
tive fuHufltffne
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THESE TWO HAVE Seen
THEIR OWN EPITAPnS

10 have come 10 the end Of all
things earthly during the Russo
japanese war. They we're on board
Japanese transport. which en-
cnnntered Russian man of war
and was sunk MANY wsre drowned
and Captain Yagi and the purHer
were taken priaonrru
Their relatives had no hopes that
they we're alive. 81 they erected
monuments and held funerals. bury
ms photographs and locks - their
baby hair IN the graves Both sea.
men have eazcd on their own death
monuments and are well pleased.
although they have no immediate
use for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
ARRANGE LECTURE
ON MOUNT BAKER

Asahel curtis viii deliver an a.
lustrated lecture. entitled with the
MeuntAiueerH un Mount Baker" on
Friday evening. October p in tho
assembly room of the Unitarian
church. hoyiatnn av. and Olive It,.
az e3ts o'clock
The lecture will be augmented hy
a set % atercoptiCun views showing
scenes on the recent trip 81 The so
eiety 10 Mount Baker
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Officers of Japanese
Steamer Long Sup
posed TO Be Lost.

Sailing the ssycn aeaa and very
much aiive. CapsAin NJ YaKi and
Purner Sho SnEitAra ~ the All
MAru. AZ the Great Northern docks.
have the satisfaction ~ knowing
that when they die they won't pat
their relatives 90 the expenHo Of
erecting any tomhstonea % their
memory. for that tribute has NJ
ready been paid
Both these officers we're supposed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
LINCOLN SCHOOL OFFICERS.

Glass elections ~ the Lincoln
school resulted as follows. juniors
Clyde Rose. president. Louis In
aersoil. vice president, Helen Muir
phy, secretary. Thadius Loveleaa,
treasurer. Charles Powell, Everett
Fenf0u. editors. Sophomurga 49,
Clarence Bryant. president, Fay
Fitch, vice president. Yam Woods
man secretary. George FalliH, treas
uYar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
DELEGATES VISIT
EXPOSITION SITE

After forming permanent AaSo.
citation. which win be- known as the
Northwest Light a Power asancia
ton. the delegates who have been
In session az the nutlef hotel since
yesterday morning adjourned this
afternoon and took trip 20 ihe
A y p. grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
ACCUSED NECRESS
CONFESSES GUILT

ELLA hell the negroes who was ar.
rested several days ago hy PATROL
man huiEh after she had stolen
various sums If money from people
on the street. pleaded guilty la
Judge CAROLS court yesterday 60
charge Of larceny from the person.
A flne Of tio0 wHn Imposed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
SPEEDWAY CLUB
HOLDS MATINEE.

A matinee was given this after
nooa 10 the Seattle Speedway club
nj the grounds of the Western
washington Fair association
The list 20 events Included D.
minute trog 40 trut. 80 pace.
free for -am pace With hobbies bar
red. free far-an pace win hobbies
allowed. and special match race
between the hUhhle PAGERS ~ ift'
water Hiil. owned BY Mr. FOLSOM,
II Kent. and Esther r.. owned hy
r. W Thompson.
Tn. }mdres we're G. d YandelL J
10 Farrell and oliver G. NcGllVFa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
GARBAGE QUESTION
TO BE CONSIDERED

The question 81 whether Council
man Ways bonding hiii or Muir
phys measure. providing Tor a mu-
nlcipal garbage collection ana &C.
struciiuu SYSTEM vii BE- submit.
ted O. the people AZ The coming fan
election viii b. ieft "a a vote %
the city council at its regular meet
ing on Monday night
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Arthur Gum. af ths Wenatehes
Electric company who practically
brought about The formation % the
organization. was unanimously
elected president
The Seattle Eieetric company and
the Seattle. Tacoma Power company
viii tender a banquet to the Kis-
ltarH tonight az the Hotel Butler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
HAS FOOT CRUSHED

H. H. Andcrten. resident OF
Wuodinville, Wash. was run down
on Railroad hv this morning by a
switch engine and had one 81 his
feet 30 badly mashed that Il win
probably be necessary 60 amputate
a. hu was removed 20 the Provi-
dtnce hnHtdtai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
INDEPENDENCE PARTY
LOSES in NEVADA

49,. w NNfhsN Ffsstsl
RENO. New. Sept Sit g.
thought today that the independ.
cnce party will not be- able 10 par.
reipaie IN the November election
In Nevada. through failure 20 CON.
ply with an the requirements re-.
gardlng the atteatinE ~ 10 per
cent Of the voters 10 their wish 10
have that party place It's nominees
ON the state ticket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
NOTICE

The Congregation nlkur Cholum
will hold the New Year services q
the coming holidays al Christen.
sens hall broadway and Madison
st. and AZ our Synagogue, 1909
Washington st.. Friday evening,
sept IS. 1908. 6 30 .. m. followed
By Saturday and Sunday Tickets
can be had hy H. kessler. il0i LIST
Ave. at the hours Of TO p. m. and
8 90 y. m.
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WANTS ALeArRoss HERE.

l. a. Nadeau. director general ~
the A ~ y r.. IL trying % have
the United States fish hatchery
steamer AlhatroEe stationed IN Sc
attic during the fair Barton W.
Evcrrnan. ~ the bureau ~ fish
cries. while here said that he be-
l!eved his department would con
cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19

WASHINGTON. Sept 19.-The
possibility Of the abandonment Of
the experiments ia France and the
return OF Wilbur Wright TO this
country 10 take up the test az Fort
Myer was announced today.
Charles r. Flint Of New York.
who has provided for the financial
backing OF Wright brothers. stated
today that Orvillo Wright who was
injured when Lieut. SolfrIdge was
killed Thursday. will not be able
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
SOUND PIRATE is
: SENT TO PRISON

Charles Turner one 81 the sound
pirates captured by Deputy sheriff
Joe I'm last Saturday. was sem
fenced this m0fnln~ BY Judge Fra.
ter Go serve a term 81 from 1 TO
10 years Ia the pcnitentiery Turner
yasais1 Eullty to the charge against
him Hia companion, r. Aluott. viii
probably be sent TO tho parental
home on Mercer fainnd
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WILL INSTALL PASTOR

Rev " ~. Thomas wiil be In.
stalled a. permanent pastor 81 the
Mount zion Baptist church. az
Eleventh az. and r Union a.. 10
morrow afternoon. az 3 o'clock Res.
y l. Whitman. - the FIRST Baptist
church. viii preach the installation
sermon
Rev Mr Thomas Is a graduate u
the University % Richmond. Va
Ills congregation has grown rapidly
since he first took charge Of the
church
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WILL HOLD CONVENTION.

The iouKahogcmen's unions % the
Pacific are % bold their conyen-
ton In this city beginning uext
Monday. Matters 81 Importance IN
connection with the strike which
has been IN force a. sound points
are expected % occupy great por'
ton 81 the session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
MORE GOSPEL FoR CHINA.

A. the result ~ petition from
the missionaries IN Canton. China.
the China Development company
with a capital stock ~ 81 600. form
Cd for the purpose ~ spreading the
gospel IN China, WAS organized last
night AZ the Y. 81 8. A. NJ A.
KEGS. ~ Portland. VIII go 60 Can
ton % cnnhnct the companya work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
DANA'S BAIL Is
FIXED AT 81, 500

The hail ~ W , Dana. convicted
Thursday II obtaining money under
false pretenHss, was fixed ~ Judge
Frnter az S. 500 this mefuinE Dana
was tried for having dishonesty ac-
curcd Sge0 IN a real estate deal Ills
ease VIII be appealed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
DELEGATES APPOINTED.

The following have been appoint.
ed Washington delegates hy GOV.
Mead Go the Trnna- Mississippi CON
Frvss az San Francisco October g.
TO- John l.. Wilson. Judge Thomas
Burke. y. r Brehn. 81 ~ August
Inc. n. ~ fatimer. Seattle. " l..
SteinweE. North Yakima. j. G.. Nc
Choanoy, Everett. 4. H. W. Ross.
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city for working girls Il win l.
designed for The benefit u yrsnr
women working down town "a
also for girls OUT u employment
= campaign 10 raise the reouirss
funds VIII be nfArfee next month.
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Holds Posse Mt Bay All
Night $500 Victims
Dying.

WAukEsHA. Wis. Sept 10. -
After holding posse NJ bay all
night and making a desperate fight.
George Smith. 90 years Of age. was
captured AZ dawn today aud placed
under arrest on the charge Of hav.
Ing shot Mra. Julius Orab0w and
her daughter. Olga. last night and
atterward seriously wannding sher
III Geo DWinneli
Mrs 0rab0w. who Was shot IN
the head three times n dying.
Smith 10 charged with having
gone 10 the Grabow home aud 20
have attacked the mother and ~
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10 make another flight for five or
six months
The funeral ~ Lieut. Selfridgo will
not be- arranged until after the ar.
rival Of his parents from San Fran.
cisco.