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SUMMONS IX FOKIXI.OSURK OK
DKUXQUKXT TAX CKRTIFICATK8
In tho Circuit Ccurt or the Stnto
ot Oregon, In and for Klamath
County.
Klamath County, n Body Politic
and Corporate of the Stato or Oregon,
ruintlff. vs. l.ndd & Tllton Dank, a
Corporation, Klamath Lake & Navl
Ration Company, a Corporation, and
11. B. Griffith and Ladd & Tllton
Bank, and against all persons owning
or claiming to own, or haTlnK or
claiming to hare any right, title cr
Interest In the real estate hereinafter
described, Defendant.
To Ladd & Tllton Dank, n Corpora
tion, Klamath Lake & Navigation
Company, Corporation, and D. U.
Griffith and Ladd Tllton Dank,
and tq each and crery person, firm
nd corporation named as being the
owner or owners, according to the
tax rolls ot Klamath County, Oregon.
ot tracts and parcels of land, lots and
Blocks therein described and follow
ing their respective names, and to
each and every person, firm and cor
poration owning or claiming to own,
or having or claiming to have any
Interest, lien or claims therein, and
also al other persons and parties
unknown, claiming any right, title,
state, lien or interest In the real
estate described In tho complaint and
application for Judgment and de:reo
herein.
NOTICE AND SUMMONS
In tho name ot the State of Oregen:
You and each ct you as ownors,
claimants or holders of an Interest.
Hen, claim or estate Jn and to the
hereinafter described property, situ
ated in Klamath County. State ot
Oregon, and. all persons Interested In
the property hereinafter described
herein, ara hereby notified that
Klamath County, a duly organized
county and body politic and corpor
ate under and by .virtue ctthe Consti
tution and Laws of the State of Ore
gon, the plaintiff above named, is the
owner and holder of cortaln certifi
cates ot delinquency, bound In book
form, as required by law, issued to
Klamath County. Oregon, the plain
tiff herein, on the 31st day of March.
1916. by the sheriff and tax collector
cf Klamath County. Oregon, nnd fld
by him on the 31st day ot Mar-It.
1916. In the office of the county
rlcrk of Klamath County, Statu ot
Oregon, for the delinquent ta"s fir
tho year 1009 upon and Includ nc ail
the property on tho tat rolls In sr'd
sheriff and tax collcctcrs office for
said year, upon which n certlfcate
of delinquency had pre I mly bsea
Issued, and ronta'n'ni; ol the prop
erty upon which taica a o delinquent
for said year.
That the deicrlpt'on of the prop
erty lncl'ided in sa'd certain certifi
cates of dcllnmsncy hereinafter re
ferred to, the name of the person or
persons on the tax rclls In the hands
of the she'iff and tax collector of
Klamath County, State of Oregon, at
the date of tho first publication of
this notice and summons as the
owner or owners ot said property. If
haown, and so stating If unknown,
and the total tax, Interest, penalty
and costs due to the 31st day ot
March, 1916, the date of the Issuance
t said certificates ot delinquency,
are a follows, to-wit:
"Ladd & Tllton Dank, a Corpora
tion, present owner. The South Halt
ot Lot 1. all of Lot 2. all of Lot 3
except the East 5.46 feet, all in
Block 27; the South 60 feet of Maple
Alley and 11x60 feet off ot the South
westerly portion of Lot 3, Block 28;
all tn the Original Town ot Klamath
Falls, Oregon, Certificate of Delin
quency Number 31 B and Number
SB B Issued to Klamath County the
Slat day ot March, 1916, amount due
Eight Hundred and Seventy-Five Dol
lars and Seventy Cents ($875.70)
with fifteen per cent interest (IS
pet.) from said date."
You are further notified that
Klamath County, a Dody Politic and
Corporate ot tho State of Oregon,
claims a Hen for delinquent taxes
for prior and subsequent years, with
the rate of Interests on said amounts
as follews:
Taxes for tho year 1910 Fifty
Eight Dollars and Fifty-Six Cents
($68.56), delinquent October Cth,
,1911, with Interest at tho rate of
fifteen per cent (1G pet.) per annum
from said dato; Certificate of Delin
quency Number 188 Issued to Klam
ath County tho 9th day of July, 1917,
amount duo Two Hundred and Seven
Dollars and Thirty Cents ($207.30)
Store Building and Lot
IN THE HEART OF MALIN'S BUSINESS
DISTRICT
FOR SALE
ALSO FOUR LOTS RIGHT NEXT TO THIS
APPLY LOUIS BOUHSCHAR
ilALIN.04tE.
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with Interest at tho rnto of twelvo
per cent (12 pet.) per annum; Cer
tificate of Delinquency Number 366
Issued to Klnmath County August
3rd, 1918, nmcunt duo Thirty-Seven
Dollars and Fifty-Fire Cents ($37.55)
with Interest from said date at tho
rate of twelvo per cent (15 pet.) per,
annum; Certificate ot Delinquency,
Number 367 lssued to Klamath
County August 3rd. 1918, amount
due One Hundred and Thirty-One
Dollars and Firo Cents ($131.06),
with Interest from said date at tho
rate of twelve per cent (13 pet.) per
annum; Certificate of Delinquency
Number 900 Issued to Klamath
County May 29th, 1919, amount duo
Thirty-Six Dollars and Seventy-Five
Cents ($36.76) with Interest at the
rato of twelve per cent (12 pet.) per
annum from said date; Certificate of
Delinquency Number 901 Issued to
Klamath County May 29th, 1919,
amount due One Hundred and Thirty
Dollars and Eleven Cents ($130.11)
with Interest at the rate ot tolvo
per cent (12 pet.) per annum from
said date; Certificate ot Delinquency
Number 1344 Issued to Klamath
County Juno 7th, 1919, amount duo
One Hundred and Thirty-Nine
Dollars and Seventy-Nine Cents
($139.79) with Interest at the rate of
twelve per cent (12 pet.) per annum
from said date! Certificate of De
linquency Number 1790 Issued to1
Klamath County Juno 27th. 1919.1
amount due One Hundred and Forty-
Nine Dollars and Klghty Cents,
($149.80) with Interest at tho rate
ot tnelvu per cent (12 pet.) per an-,
num frcm said date; taxes for tho!
year 1916 One Hundred and Eight
Dollars and Two Cents ($108.02), j
delinquent October Sth, 1917. pen
alty Flv Dollars and Forty CestsJ
(15.40) witlt interest at tbe rate ot
twelve per cent (12 pet.) per annum
from said date; taxes for the year
1917 One Hundred and Thirty-Two
Dollars and Ninety-Seven Cents
($132.97), delinquent October Gth,
191S, penalty Six Dollars and Slxty
Fivu Cents with Interest at the rate
ot twelre per cent (12 pet.) per an
num from said date; taxes for tbe
year 1918 One Hundred and Twenty
Fit e Dollars and Twenty-One Cents
($125.21) delinquent October Sth,
1919, penalty Six Dollars and Twenty-Six
Cents ($6.26) with interest at
tbe rato ot twelve per cent (12 pet.)
per annum frcm said date.
Said Ladd U Tllton Dank, a Cor
poration, as the owner ot the legal!
title of the above described property
as the same appears of record, and
each of the other persons above
named, and each and every person,,
firm and corporation cwnlng or
claiming to own, or having or claim
ing to have any Interest, Hen or
claims therein, and also all other
persons or parties unknown, claiming
any right, title, estate, lien or Inter
est in the real estate above de
scribed and all persons interested
therein, are hereby further notified
to be and appear within sixty days
after the date of tbe first publication
of this notlco, exclusive ot the day
ot said first publication, and defend
the action or pay tbe amount due, as
shown above, together with accrued
interest from the date of tbe Issuance
ot said certificates of delinquency at
the rate of fifteen per cent (IS pet.)
per annum, and costs, and you are
further notified to serve a copy ot
your appearance or answer on tbe
undersigned attorney for plaintiff at
his office and post office address
below stated.
And you are notified that In case
of your failure so to do, Judgment
and decree will be rendered herein,
foreclosing tbe lien of said taxes, In
terest, penalty and costs against each
tract and parcel of land, lot and
block of tbe real property above de
scribed for the sums and amounts
due upon and charged against tbe
same for said taxes as hereinabove
set forth, with penalties, Interest and
costs, and ordering the sale ot each
tract and parcel ot land, lot and
block of real property for the satis
faction of the sums charged and
found against It respectively, as pro
vided by law and as prayed for In
plaintiff's complaint and application
for Judgment and decree now on file
In this court and cause, and reference
to which Is horoby made.
You aro further notified that plain
tiff will apply to tho court for such
other roller as may be Just, proper,
meet and equitable In the premises.
This summons Is published pur
suant to the provisions of law and
the statutes of the State of Oregon,
in such cases made and provided, and
'utr
FOLK THEATER
FOR EVERY 0E
NEW YOltK, May 22.-KorelKti-bom
Americana with n Iovk for tho
drama ot their nntho lands aro to
have a Folk Theater ot their own,
the project ot llurton W. James, n lo
cnl community worker, who has i'i
reeled Russian nnd Italian ns well ns
Kngllsh productions In New York.
Tho theater. In which, It Is said,
"tho plays ot all nation" will bo giv
en by amateurs and professionals
will bo ono of the tiniest tn tho city.
It will seat only 299 persons but the
plans contemplate ,,ml ll "1,a" ,,
complete and modern In every way.
Tho site selected Is on tho uppor
East Side.
Russians. Italians. Cxccho-Slova;
klans nnd many other former Euro
peans for years have presented
grand opora. comedy nnd tragedy
written by masters whoso work has
nover been seen by Broadway theater-goers.
Mr. James, who Is enthu
siastic about his venture says that
tho prlmltlvo love for acting Is vory
much alive In New York nnd that the
xest for self-expression which per
sists among these one-tlmo Immi
grants even In small dingy public
halls with wretched stage accoutre
ments will nover dlo.
"Night after night, all over New
York," said Mr. James, "amateur
actors ot foreign nationalities enter
tain crowds of their countrymen
with bettor plays than Broadway us
ually sees.o Less than five per cent
of them have ever been Insldo n
Broadway theater. When they do
go to American shows It Is necessari
ly to tho cheapost kind. The lullu
enco ot this Is manifested In tho
taste for art which their children do
vclop. But tho parents nover forget
tho pleasures they were used to In
the 'old country."
"This Is what 1 mean: A town
that I know ot In Bohemia, ot 7,000
Inhabitants, produced 'Tho Flying
Dutchman' for their own entertain
ment. It must have taken every
memlMr of tho community tn put It
on. 1 have sometimes offered the
tiny stago at tho Lenox Hill settle
ment where I direct, dramatics, but
when I say to an excellent group of
Bohemian amateurs, 'come nnd play
for us 'The Bartered Bride,' by your
famous countryman, Smetana,' they
answer: 'Our orchestra would leave
no room for tho audience.' And with
such a small stage and no
dressing rooms it would bo Impos
sible.' "
Interest In the Folk Theater has
been taken by Hunter Collego which
wilt celebrate Its SOth anniversary
hero tomorrow with a festival In
cluding n benefit performance of
"The Two Orphans," n play Just n
half century old Itself. Tho box of
fice receipts will be used as a nuclous
for Mr. James' theater enterprise.
Tho Bohemian artists, their fellow
countrymen, have offered to co-operate.
It Is said. In tho decoratlvo ar
rangements and preparation ot
scenery.
OXCK NAVIGABLE HTIIKAM
IS NOW SMALL KTItKAM
MARYSV1LLK. Cal.. May 23.
That Bear River, the division line
between Yuba and Placer counties,
was In tho early history ot California
a navigable stream was Indicated re
cently when workmen uncovered the
ruins of a fair sited river steamer
while leveling tho Bear river bot
toms near Wheatland, Cal.
Plying of boats up and down' Bear
River Is not within the memory of
the oldest Inhabitant but authorities
agree there can be no mlstakelng the
fragments unearthed to be parts of
a river steamer.
Bear River Is now nothing more
than a creek although It assumes tho
proportions ot a torrent when swol
len by winter floods. It was origin
ally named Rio Oso by early Spanish
settlers.
O.VK WAV TRAFFIC
CINCINNATI,, O., May 22. -Doslg.
nation of nine streets In tho down
town section ot this city as ono way
thoroughfares is tho outstanding
Jeaturo of a tentative traffic codo
that has beon submitted to tho city
council by a special traffic commit
tee. the date of (the first publication of
this summons is the 16th day of
May, 1920.
All processes and papers In this
proceeding may be served upon tbe
undersigned attorney for plaintiff re
sidue within tho state ot Oregon at
the office and poat-offlce addreks
aereinaner menuonea.
W..M. DUNCAN,
District Attorney and
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Residence and Pott Office Adarau
Klamath Palla, Oram.
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havo now established a branch office
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will offer to the people ot southern
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PAINTING
Practical Painting. Atnmlnumlng ot
all Iron fixtures. Furniture Reflnlsh
Ing and general contracting.
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DENTIST
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Over Hugaroian' I'lioae 470
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Phone 023
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Tel. S73-J
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Klamath Fall, Orr.
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