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THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1935' eeo 14 CAMPUS REMODELING Warning Heeded STRIP GOLF SEATTLE, Sept. 5. (AP)-Remodeling and beautificatioi Rail Sleuth Sues Lines For $100,000 STATE NETS 16 I LIQUOR It of the University of Washingtoi BY campus at a cost of $186,224 wil GAME EAST BAY HOMES START 'WALKING DOWN HILLSIDE' HOUSES SINKING; 2 FAMILIES FLEE be the first Works Progress Ad1 ministration project in this Statrf The new "night squad" of the liquor control division of the State Board of Equalization has netted sixteen "repeal bootleggers" in San Francisco during its two weeks of existence. Such was the report yesterday by Walter E.

Treadwell, chief assistant liquor control officer, who directs the squad. The majority of the offenders, Treadwell. said, are beer tavern proprietors, holding "on sale" licenses, who are selling hard liquor by the bottle without paying for hard liquor "off sale" licenses. Teach es The Southern Pacific and Northwestern Pacific Railroads were named defendants in a $100,000 damage suit filed yesterday in Marin County Superior Court by H. C.

Emmon, San Rafael. Emmon received permanent physical injuries in 1927, when he was in the employ of the companies, his complaint said. He was a watchman, special investigator and yard detective for 12 years prior to December last The suit, filed by Attorney M. W. Creagh also sought $3,650 in hospitalization bills and $1,620 of asserted back salary due.

Action was not made sooner, the attorney said, because railroad officials had assured Emmon "he would be taken care of." Put your qualifications before prospective employers with an ad in the "Position Wanted" columns of The Examiner. U. Agtntst SchKtlrn A Co. SILVERTON Sept. 5.

By the narrow margin of a filmy pair of scanties and one shoe, Mrs. Frank Syring, with a 20-stroke handicap "dark-horsed" her way to victory in the Silver-ton Country Club "strip" golf tournament today. She left her opponent stranded on the ninth green with three scant articles of clothing. Mrs. Ralph Bilyeu was the luckless opponent of Mrs.

Syring. Before she had ended with Mrs. Bilyeu on the ninth green, she exacted one shoe, two stockings and three bits of silk and lace that were marked down in the "unmentionable" column on the scorekeeper's card. Mrs. Albert Adams and Mrs.

Robert Goetz tied for eco place by stripping four articles from the standard supply of nine pieces worn by their opponents. It remained for Mrs. Jack Werle to be the "safety-first" entry. She marched put to the first green arrayed in a picture hat and a long dress which shielded five petticoats. Things began to look black for the "old-fashioned girl" until her opponent, Mrs.

Larry Austin, won Mrs. Werle's outer skirt and the hat. With the ancient leghorn flopping in the wind, Mrs. Austin got off her game and straggled home in New Ysrtj liPllIilPl fimj f--r UNDERGROUND WELL BLAMED New Slides Feared as Rainy Season Approaches Two Oakland families yesterday had fled their homes, because the homes were walking down hill! The homes, at 3174 and 3168 McKillop road, on a hill overlooking Sausel Creek, were occupied by A. E.

Williams and Frank Chambers, and their families. Williams, a contractor, was builder of both houses. The occupants were advised to vacate when City Building Inspector E. U. Roussell and City Engineer Walter N.

Frickstad made an examination and reported the houses had moved two feet back from the road and six feet down hill. A house moving crew began transfer of Williams' home to a nearby lot. Meanwhile the city engineer's staff, consulting past records, discovered a slide had occurred in the same area in 1909. Engineers expressed belief the "moving hill" was due to deep underground wells and fear the hill might slide into the creek in the rainy season. 4 Held in County Attorney Murder HARLAN Sept.

5. (AD Four men were arrested here today charged with the of County Attorney El-mon Middleton of Harlan County, who was assassinated by the dynamite explosion of his automobile here yesterday. 615 Marlcei Street Branch Store has been restocked with brand new merchandise and is now ready for business Paul Jones Bourbon SHIFTED POSITION SIX FEET Moved From Original "Frontage" WHEN OAKLAND HILLSIDE HOME Photograph Shows How Dwelling Has shorts, blouse and a pair of shoes, losing the match to the Schenley's Gin Silver Wedding A. M. S.

Co. Special Old Reserve KENTUCKY much petticoated Mrs. Werle. International News Photo. The going got tough after the fifth hole as losers ran out of scanties and stepins and Air Tourists Safe On Siberian Trip SEATTLE, Sept.

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5 Charles O. Premo, for 23 years secretary and manager of the Mutual Building and Loan Association of Porterville, was accused of embezzling $25,000 from the association here today. NEW PRESIDENT HOTEL 935 Geary TRANSIENT 10 floors of solid torn. fort, tlose to everything. OR.

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