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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT Notice of Publication of Foreclosure List for Klamath County, Oregon . ' -: (Continued From Page T) Arthur H. Relmann. K. F., Mountain View, Lots 1, 2. S, 4, Block 39. 1535 - $ B.SS t 1.96 10381 , 4.24 1.8S 1837 8.73 1.23 1838 ' 8.01 1.86 1830 8.13 1.41 1840 8.01 .00 1841 77 .40 8 80.98 Arthur H. Relmenn. K. F., MdunUln View, LoU 5, 8, 7, 8, Block 35. 1835 4.98 f 2.73 19361 "' 3.93 1.81 1937 5.29 3.06 1838 5.54 1.72 1839 5.67 1.30 1840 .. 5.54 .83 1841 5.33 .37 47.08 Arthur H. Relmenn, K. F., Mountain View, LoU 9, 10, 11, 12, Block 35. . 1933 5.39 $ 2.98 19361 1 4.23 1.95 1837 5.74 2.24 1838 v 6.01 1.86 1939 -v'' : 6.13 1.41 1940 . 6.01 .90 1941 5.77 . .40 51.00 Arthtfr H. Retmaim.- K. F;, Maintain View, LoU 22, 23, 24, Block 35. 1635 $ 6.21 $ 3.42 19361 : 4.88 2.24 1837 6.61 2.58 1938 ? - 6.93 2.15 1938 - 7.08 ; 1.63 1940 - 6.93 1.04 141 " 8.66 .47 $ 58.83 ' George Wild. K. F., North K. Lot 5, Block 14. 1935 $ 6.47 $ 3.56 1936 .- 8.98 3.27 1937,; .. . . 7.12 3.78 1838 725 . 2.25 1839 :. - 7.76 1.78 1940 ' 7.64 ; 1.15 1841 7.23 .51 65.73 Lele R. Bonhsm, K. F., Orig inal, undiv.. 1 int. la Lot 3, 4, Block 24. 1933-4 $ 79.98 8 50.39 1835 78.28 43.05 1941 61.46 4.30 V.. .... $317.46 C. C. Keller. K. F, Original, Ely 8.5' of Lot 7; Wly 53.5' of Lot 8. Block 32. 1832 76.23 $ 54.37 lf)S3-4 50.80 32.07 1838 47.12 14.61 1939 50.44 11.60 1041 46.99 3.29 . $387.62 Kate fe Will Church, K. F., Opportunity, LoU 1,' 2, 3, 4, BlockS. 1935 2.46 f 1.35 1836 2.62 1.23 1937 2.65 1.03 1938 2.77 .86 1939 2.83 .65 11140 2.77 - .42 1841 - 2.67 ' .19 , $ 24.50 Kate It Will Church, K..F., Opportunity, Lot 5, Block 3. 1935 - 8 .44 $ .24 1938 ' .42 .20 1937 .44 .17 1938 .46 .14 1939 .48 .11 1940 .46 .07 1841 .44 i .03 $ 4.10 Kate k Will Church, K. F., Opportunity, Lots 1, , Z;- 4, Block 9. . 1935 . f 2.05 $ 1.13 1936 :.. ;. 2.19 1.03 1937 2.20 :' .86 1938 2.31 .72 1939 2.36 .54 1940 " 2.31 .35 1941 2.23 . .16 7 $ 20.44 Kate k Will Church, K. F., Opportunity, LoU 5, 6, 7, 8, Block 9. 1936 $ 2.46 1.35 1936 2.60 1.22 1837 V ' ' 2.65 1.03 1938 2.76 .86 1939 2.83 .65 1940 2.77 . .42 1841 : 2.66 ' .19 $ 24.45 Kate k Will Church, K. F., Opportunity, LoU 9, 10, Block 0. 1935 . ' 1.29 $ .71 1986 1.30 .61 1937 . 1.33 .52 1938 1.39 .43 1939 1.42 .33 1940 1.39 .21 1041 1.33 .09 $ 12.35 .Kate k Will Church, K. F., Opportunity, LoU 1, 2, 3, 4, Block zo. 1935 t 3.28 $ 1.80 1936 3.48 1.64 1937 1 3.62 1.37 1938 . , , .. 3.70 1.15 J939 v , 3.77 .87 1940 3.69 .55 1941 3.55 , 25 $ 32.62 Kate k Will Church, K. F., Opportunity, Lot 5, Block 20. 1935 $ ,88 $ .47 1936 .87 .41 1937. ,8S .35 1038 11 .03 .29 1030 1940 1941 .93 .93 .89 .22 .14 .06 f 8.25 R. K. Wright. K. F., Railroad, Less Ely por dew deed vol 81, pg. 371, LoU 1, 2, Block 1. 1933-41 f 43.93 S Z0.81 1933 86.05 47.33 1938 96.43 29.89 1939 103.21 23.74 1940 71.05 10.66 1941 67.25 4.71 8611.08 W. W. Healer. K. F., Rail road, Lot 16B, Block 7. 1935 8 16.83 $ 9.23 1936 18.10 8.51 1937 18.51 7.22 1938 18.85 5.84 1939 20.17 4.64 1940 . 19.86 2.98 1941 . 18.79 1.32 $170.86 Ororer Litton, K. F., 2nd Railroad, Lot 13, Block 16. 1935 $ 44.00 $ 24.20 1936 47.33 22.25 1937 46.28 18.05 1938 47.12 14.61 1939 50.44 11.60 1940 49.66 7.45 1941 47.00 . 3.29 $433.28 C S. k R. 8. Moore Estate. K. F., Riverside; Lot 4, Block 4. 1932 $ 3.12 $ 2.23 1933-4 3.30 2.08 1935 3.24 1.78 1936 3.48 1.64 1937 3.56 1.39 1938 3.62 1.12 1939 3.88 ,89 1940 3.82 '.57 1941 3.61 .25 $ 43.58 J. P. Garrett Co., K. F., Sec ond, LoU 11, 12, Block 13. 1935 $ 1.29 $ .71 1936 1.39 .65 1937 1.42 .55 1939 - 1.55 .36 1940 1.53 .23 1941 1.45 .10 $ 11.23 Ines B. Kemp, K. F., Second, LoU 1. 2, Block 18. 1935 $ 1.29 $ .71 1936 1.39 .65 1937 1.42 .55 1938 1.45 .43 1939 1.55 .36 1940 1.53 .23 1941 1.44 .10 $ 13.12 L. D. Gass, K. F.. Second, LoU 7, 8, 9, 10. Block 25. 1933-4 $ 10.58 $ 6.67 1935 10.35 5.69 1939 12.41 2.85 1940 12.22 1.83 1941 11.57 .81 $ 74.98 6th St. Block 4. A. J. Potts. K V.. Addn., LoU 17, 18,. 19 Pers. 1935 $ 25.88 $14.23 1936 22.62 10.63 Pers. 1937 12.48 4.87 1937 21.17 8.26 1938 18.94 5.87 1939' 19.33 4.45 1939KID 1.96 .45 1940 18.94 2.84 1840KID 2.21 .33 . 1941 18.21 1.27 1941KID 2.21 .15 $217.32 Jack Hall. K. F.', Sunnyside, S 35' Lot 1, aU Lot 2, Block 18. 1935 $ 1.66 C .91 1936 1.74 .82 1937 1.76 .69 1938 1.85 .57 1939 1.88 .43 1940 1.85 .28 1841 1.77 .12 $ 16.33 Jack Hall, K. F., Sunnyside, LOU 5, 6, 7, Block 19. 1935 $ 2.07 $ 1.14 1936 2.17 1.02 1937 2.20 .86 1938 ' ' 2.31 ' .72 1939 2.36 ,54 1940 2.31 .35 1941 2.22 .16 20.43 H. H. Lamberson, K. F., Sun. nyside, Lot 10, Block 22. 1935 $ ,.83 $ .46 1936 .87 .41 1937 .88 .34 1938 .92 .29 1939 .94 .22 1940 .93 .14 1941 .88 .08 t 8.17 Elisabeth Hunt, K. F., West i.ane Far, UHa 5, 6, Block 14. 1935 $ .41 $ .23 1936 .43 .20 1937 . .44 .17 1838 .46 .14 1939 .47 .11 1940 .46 .07 1941 .44 .03 $ 4.06 D. H. k Ella Lenox, Lenox. Lot 5, Block 8. 1935 $ 1.83 $ 1.01 1836 1.15 .54 1937 l.H .43 1938 1.21 .38 1939 1.21 .28 1940 1.33 .20 1941 1.30 .09 ' $ 12.07 Louis Sanquinette, Pelican City. Lots 10, 11. Bloc 1. 1935 32.71 ' $ 17.99 1986 34.37 16.15 1937 34.84 13.59 1939 37.29 8.58 1940 36.50 5.48 1941 35.08 2.46 $ 275.04 B. W. Zollman, K. F.-River view 2nd. Lot 3, Block 2. 1935. , ' 124 $ .68 1938 1.31 .62 1.32 1.39 1.41 1.34 .51 .43 .32 .09 $ 10.66 O. A. Milliard k B. W. Zollman. K. F.-Riverview 2nd, LoU 4, 5, 6, Block 3. 1935 $ 3.73 $ 305 1936 3.91 1.84 1937 3.97 1.55 1938 4.13 1.29 1939 4.25 .98 1940 4.16 .62 1941 3.99 .28 $ 36.77 Pacific States Dev. Co- By Paul Hanlon, Stewart, Lot 19, Block 1. 1935 I 1.10 $ .61 1936 1.13 .54 1937 1.12 .44 1938 1.21 .38 1939 1.21 .28 1940 1.32 .20 1941 1.31 .09 $ 10.98 Pacific States Der. Co., By Paul M. Hanlon, Stewart, LoU 2, 3, Block 9. 1935 $ 2.19 $ 1.20 1936 230 1.08 1937 2.23 87 1938 2.42 .75 1939 2.43 .56 1940 2.64 .40 1941 2.61 . .18 $ 21.86 Geo. Bolster, Terminal City, Lots 3, 4, Block 18. 1935 .83 .o 1936 -87 .41 1937 .88 .34 1938 .92 .29 1939 V ... i - .95 1940 .46 Ml 1941 .44 .03 7.17 1lt.1.h M a, Maraarat Hollt- day. West Klamath, LoU 10, 11, 1937 1938 1939 1941 Pr.1931 $ 35.11 $ 27.85 Pr.1932 39.98 28.52 Pr 1933-4 43.96 27.69 1935 42.70 23.49 1939 44.14 10.15 1940 48.06 7.21 1941 32.55 2.28 $ 413.69 w. 8. k H. H. Johnson. Bon anza First, LoU 9: 10, Block 20. Pr.1932 $ 3.52 $ 2.31 Pr.I933-4 ' 4.06 2.56 1935 2.67 .; 1.47 1937 1 1.45 , .54 1940 4.32 .65 1941 4.20 .29 $ 28.24 p. J. Bowne. Bv Stella Bowne, Bonanza Bowne, ' LoU 21, 22, 23, 24, Block 23. 1935 $ 6.68 3.01 1939 1.05 .24 1940 1.08 .16 1941 1 05 .07 $ 14.00 r t hswii. c-o Stella Bowne, Bonanza Bowne, Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, Block 44. 1935 $ .89 $ .49 1939 : 1.05 -24 1940 1.08. .16 1941 - 1.05 .07 903 F. J. Bowne, c-o Stella Bowne, Bonanza Bowne, LoU 10, 2.0, 21, 22, Block 44. - 1935 $ 11.37 -JD 1939 9.94 Z.ZM 1940 10.26 1.34 1941 . 9.98 .70 ' $ 52.64 p. 3. Bowne. e-o Stella Bowne, Bonanza Bowne, LoU 23, 24, Block 44. 1935 - .89 $ .49 loan ' 1.04 .24 iB4n 1.08 .16 1941 , 1.05 .07 $ 5.02 N.lli. T.. Whltlock. By Nel lie L. :Wallace, Bonanza Rnwra. I.nt 4. Block 48. 1935 $ .45 $ .23 IflSfl .47 .22 1937 .48 .19 1938 .52 .16 1939 , .52 .12 1940 54 .08 1941 .52 .04 $ 4.56 A. D. Slack, Bonanza Bowne Lnts 1. 2. Block 49. 1935 .45 $ .25 1936 ' .47 .22 1937 49 .. ..19 1938 ' ' .52 .16 1930 " -52 .12 1940 .54 .08 1041 .52 .04 $ 4.57 A. D. Slack, Bonanza Bowne, T.M. 13 14. 17. 18. Block 40 loss ' $ .80 $ .40 1036 04 -44 1037 .97 .38 1938 . 1.04 , .32 1939 . 1 05 .24 1940 1.08 -16 1941 1.05 .07 $ 0.12 A. D. Slack, Bonanza Bowne, Lots 1. 2. 3. 4. Block 50. 1935 1.78 $ . .98 1936 1.88 .88 1937 1.92 .75 1938 2.06 . .64 1930 ' 2.00 ' .48 1940 2.16 .32 1941 . 2.10 .15 t 18.19 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON A. D. Slack, Bonanza Bowne, Lots 5, 6, Block 60. 1935 $ .89 .49 1936 .93 .44 1937 .99 .38 1938 1.03 .32 1939 1.05 .24 1940 1.08 .18 1941 1.05 .07 $ 9,12 A. D. Slack, Bonanza Bowne, LoU 13, 14, 15, 16, Block 50. 1935 $ .89 $ .49 1936 .94 .44 1937 .96 .37 1938 1.03 .32 1939 1.05 .24 1940 1.08 .16 1941 . 1.05 .07 $ 9.09 A. D. Slack, Bonania Bowne, LoU 17, 18, 19, 20, Block 50. 1935 $ .89 $ .49 1936 .94 .44 1937 . .96 .37 1938 1.03 .32 1939 1.0. .24 1940- 1.08 .16 1041 . 1.03 . .07 $ 9.09 A. D. Slack, Bonsnia Bowne, Lots 21, 22, 23, 24, Block SO, 1935 $ .89 $ .49 1936 .93 .44 1937 .99 .38 1938 1.03 .32 1939 - 1.04 .24 1940 1.08 .16 1941 1.05 .07 8 9.11 H. A. Merchant, Bonanza Bowne, LoU 4. 5, 6, 7, Block 52, 1935 $ .89 $ . .49 1936 .94 .44 1937 .96 .38 Pers. 1937J 3.98 1.47 1938 "1.03 .32 1939 . 1.04 . ..24 . . 1940 1.08 16 1941 1.03 .07 $ 14.54 William Wood, East Bonanza, Por. Ly. S. of Lost Rlv. less 0.2 acs. desc. deed vol, 91, p. 532, Blocks 29B, 30B, and all of Blocks 39B, 40B, 49B. Vac alley & St as desc. deed, vol. 95, pg. 589. 1935 $ 10.10 $ 5.56 1935HFI 18.60 10.23 193S . 10.64 5.00 1936HFI 24.07 1.31 1937 ' 10.61 4.14 1937HFI 30.63 19.75 1938 17.51 5.43 1938HFI 40.50 12.56 1939 10.99 2.53 1939HFI 44.10 10.14 1940 . , 12.54 1.88 1940HTI 51.80 . 7.77 1941 11.93 ' .84 1941HFI 34.33 2.41 $437.92 Jonah k Lulu Sparks, East Bonanza, Por. NWlSEi desc. deed vol. 102, pg.- 117, Sec. 10, T. 39' S., R. 11, EWM. Pr. 1931 . $ 30.59 $ 24.27 Pr.1932 . 27.37 19.52 Pr. 1933-t 31.57 19.89 .1933 5.79 3.18 1939 6.80 1.56 1940 7.02 1.05 1941 6.82 . : .48 $185.91 S. D. Tooker k A. L. Bixby. by Dr. W. W. Ramsey. East Bonanza, Beg. at SW cor. SEl Sec. 10, Twp. 39S, R. 11, EWM; run th. E. 690" ML to W. line W. Park St.; th. N. 400'; th W. 250' for p.o.b.; th. W. 80'; th. N. 180'; th. E. 80'; th. S 180 to beg., being a por. of SWJSEi Sec. 10, T. 39S, R. 11 EWM. ; . 1035 . ... $ .45 $ .25 1936 .47 .22 1937 -.48 ' .19 1938 .52 .16 1030 . .52 .12 1940 .54 . .08 1941 .53 ' .04 $ 4.57 S. D. Tooker k A. L. Blxby, by Sr. W. W. Ramsey, East Bon anza. Beg. at SW cor. SES Sec. 10, Twp. 39S, R. 11, EWM, run th. E. 750' ML to E. line of West Park St.; th. N. 670'; th. E. ,250' to p.o.b.; th. E. 80'; th. N. 180'; th. W. 80'; th. S. 180' to p.o.b., being por. of SW1SEJ Sec. 10, T. 39S, R. 11, EWM. 1933 $ .45 .25 1036 .47 .22 1037 .48 .10 1038 .52 .1 1039 .52 .12 1940 .' .54 . .08 1041 ' .52 .04 $ 4.56 ) Marlon H. fc 1 Paul A. Mudge, Chlloquln, Lot 3, Block 4.. Pr. 1032! $ 26.48 $ 18.71 Pr. 1933-4 27.55 17.38 1935 28.17 15.49 1939 , 25.13 5.78 1940 ' 27.30 4.10 1941 21.56 ' 1.51 $219.14 Fred G. fc Henrietta Mark wardt, Chlloquln, Lot 14, Block 4.' 1935 $. 55.00 $ 30.30 1938 61.42 19.04 1939 ' ' ' 53.94 . 12.41 1940 68.61 8.79 $299.60 Western Savings fc Loan As delation, Chlloquln, First, LoU 4, 5, Block 9. Pr. 10311 $ 83.61 $ 64.68 Pr.1932 ' 299.81 213.85 Pr.1933-4 276.74 174.33 Pr. 1033-4 Pers. R.00 8.86 1038 273.66 150.46 1037 Pers. 13.48 8.26 19391 . 138.38 30.44 1940 200.46 30.07 1941 138.38 11.08 ... , . $2139.10 1 Marlon H. fc' I Paul A. Mudge, Chlloquln, First, Wly. 20', Lot 1, and all of Lot 3, Block 10. Pr.19321 $212.82 $150.38 Pr.1933-4 238.40 150.19 1933 244: 77 134.62 1939 221.91 51.04 1940 241.09 36.16 1941 190.41 13.33 $1883.12 Walter Zimmerman k Leroy Glenger, Chlloquln, First, LoU 8, Block 14. Pr. 1933-4 $ 39.53 $ 24.90 19311 ' 46.95 26.82 J938 82.35 16.23 1840 49.03 7.49 1941 39.45 1.76 $305.43 , Prlaulx. Chll.-Re. , 13, 16, Bk. 9, 1st 15B, 16. Arthur W Sub. LU. 14 Addn., LoU Pr. 19311 Pr.1932 Pr. 1933 4 $159.93 286.97 264.18 271.68 243.97 263.07 193.67 $123.67 204.70 188.42 149.42 56.11 39.76 13.70 .1933 1939 1940 1941 $2441.23 John Mitchell, Chlloquln, Sec ond, Lot. 0, Block 3. 1835 - $ . 8.76 i 4.82 1036 ' 8.18 3.84 1937 ' 9.44 3.68 1938 9.77 3.03 1939 8.59 1.98 1940 9.32 1.40 1941. 7.37 .52 $ 80.70 Felix Jackson, Chll.-Chll. HU., Lot. 4, Block 4. 1935 $ 8.14 $ 4.48 1936 7.59 3.57 1937 ' 8.76 3.42 1938 - . 9.07 2.81 1939 7.97 1.83 1940 8.65 1.30 1941 6.84 ' .48 $ 74.91 Charles D. Spenee. Chll.-Chll. Drive, Lot 14, Block 4. 1935 $3 23 $ 1.78 1936 . 3.44 - 1.62 1937 3.43 1.34 1939 'r "3.56 .82 1940 3.32 , .30 1941 3.16 .22 $ 26.42 Herbert Welton, West Chllb- qulh. Lot 7, Block 2. Pr. 193U $ 3.58 .2.77 Pr. 1932 8.25 5. Pr. 1933-4 4.74 2.99 .1935' 3.33 1.94 1938 2.88 .89 1939 2.90 . .67 "1940 3.32 .50 1941 4.91 .34 $ 50.09 Virginia Florence Prlaulx, West Chlloquln, Lot 5, Block 8 Pr.1933-4 $ 3.48 $ 2.19 1935 2.94 1.62 1939 3.23 .74 1940 3.69 .55 1941 3.51 .25 $ 22.20 J. K. McAndrews Et Al, West Chlloquln, Lot 8, Block 9. 1935 . $ 2.50 $ 1.3H 1936 2.84 1.10 1937 , . .. . 2.70 1.05 1938 2.79 .86 1939 :: 2.45 .56 1940 2.66 .40 1941 2.10 .15 $ 23.04 Patrick D. Qulnlan, West Chlloquln, Lot 4, Block 15. 1935 . $ ..59 $ .32 1936 .63 .30 1937 .62 ' .24 1038 ' . .' .64 .20 1030 ' '.64 .15 1040 .73 .11 1041 .70 .05 '.,.. : $ 8.92 Henry Janssen, Dairy, Lot 1, Block 2.: 1935 . : . ,30 .$ .-,.17 1936 ' .31 . .15 1937 . :, .31 .12 1938 : . .32 .10 1939 .32 .07 1940 .37 ' .06 1941 . .35 ' .02 $ 2.97 ' Vernon E. . Puckett, Dotcn, Riverside. Lot 1, Block 1. Pr. 1931 $ 16.05 $ 12.73 Pr.1932 18.58 13.25 Pr.1933-4 15.33 0.86 1038 8.21 4.52 1040 7.38 111 1041 7.02 .40 $114.33 Ray McKay. Fort Klamath Hovt's. Lots 3. 4. Block 1. Pr.1031 ' '1.92' $ 1.52 Pr. 1931 Pers. 5.33 4.23 Pr. 1932 ' 2.20 1.57 Pr.1932 Pers. 3.37 3.97 Pr.1933-4 2.37 1.49 Pr.1933-4 Pers. 11.06 8.97 1935 2.1.3 1.17 1039 , 2.26 .32 : 1940 8.12 ' 1.22 1941 7.72 .84 V. ;. '- $ 71.88 J. C. O-Welll, Idlerest, Lot 13 Block 1. 1935 .30 $ .17 1938 .31 .15 1937 .31' .12 1038 .. .32 . .10 1030 i .07 ,37 .33 $ 2.97 Annie F. Hartlerode, Orluiniil Merrill, Lots 1, 2, lllock 31. Pr. 1032 $ 7.73 $ 0.51 1933 8.82 ,1.73 1940 8.40 1.2(1 11)41 8 23 .38 $ 42.28 O. F. Mitchell, Mi-rrlll, Tor- wIlllCer.'Lot 8, lllock 2. 1935 $ 2.84 $ 1.3)1 1936 3.44 1.02 1937 2.77 1.08 1938 4.BB 1.51 1930 12 110 3.04 1940 13.30 2.00 1941 13.03 .01 $ 64.6(1 Ines B. Kemp, WortU'ii, Lot 4, Block C. 1933 $ .15 $ .08 1036 ,16 .08 1037 .16 .0(1 1938 .16 i .05 1930 .10 .04 1940 .10 ,03 1941 .17 .01 $ 1.50 Flora M. Johnson, Warden. Lot 5, Block 38. . 1935 $ .15 $ .00 1036 . .16 .08 1037 .16 .0(1 1038 .16 .03 1030 .16 . .04 1040 .10 .03 1041 .17 .01 1.50 10, A. C. Boall, Worden, Lot Block 40. I1H0 1041 1935 $ .15 $ .08 1936 ' .16 .08 1937 .16 .06 1038 .16 .05 1030 . .16 .04 1040 .10 .03 1941 .18 .01 $ 1.51 A. C. Btnll, Worclcn, Lots 0, 10. Block 53. 1035 $ .30 $ .17 1936 - .31 .15 1937 .31 .12 1038 .32 .10 1039 .32 .07 1940 .37 .08 1941 .35 .02 $ 2.97 STATE OF OREGON, COUNTY OF KLAMATH, ss. WHEREAS, the several real properties described on the fore going sheets have been regular ly assessed for taxation and taxes havo been duly levied and charged thereon; nnd, WHEREAS, the liens for un paid and delinquent taxes on the respective parcels of such real properties are subject to foreclosure by Klamath county, as provided by low; NOW, THEREFORE, by vlr- ture of the outhority vested In me, as the tax collector of said county, I havo prepared the foreclosure list hereinbefore set out containing the names of the several persons appearing on the latest tax roll as the re spective owners of tho tax de linquent properties, a descrip tion of each such property as the same appenrs in said latest tax. roll, tho year or years for which taxes ore delinquent on each property, together with the principal amount of delinquent taxes for each year ond ihe amount of accrued and accruing interest thereon to June 15, 1942. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I havo set my hand officially this 30th day of June, 1942. L. L. LOW, Sheriff and Tax Collector of Klamath County, Ore gon, By Allen Sloan, Deputy. J 13-20-27; A3. No. fln There are Drobablv as mnnv gobd lies in the clubhouse as on the golf course. Pacific Fleet Chief &ym firs-J -V' i r L "At a West Coast port" Admiral Chmtcr W. Nlmlls, center, a new meflnl adorning his chest, recnlvcs congratulations of fellow officers bring awarded Hie Distinguished Hervlcn Modnl by Admiral. Ernpst .1. King aboard a U. B. worship. Admiral Nlmlts received a presidential citation "for exceptionally meritorious service ss commander-in-chief, United Btste Pnolfto fleet, r--iiin op PERWIITS ASKED mm FORREROOFING 97f Predicting the war would end "probably In 1942 and un questionably In 1943," Chair man Andrew J. May (D-Ky.) of the house military affairs com- mlttot, said thare would be no neod for the army to induct married men or youths In the 18 and 19 year group. The In formation on which he based Ihe prediction, he told report ers, was a "military sacral." SALEM, July 13 (P) A work-or-flght draft program Is In oper ation and married men face im mediate induction In Oregon, Col. Elmer V. Woolen, stulo di rector of selective service, said Saturday. The recent congressional act on selective service did not pro vide blanket deferment for mar ried men, he said In a prepared statement. "In actuality the allowance act has made it possible to induct mnrried men by providing for iheir dependents. . . . The act has removed financial depend ency as any cause for defer ment," tho statement suld. Almost the only reasons for deferment ore essential Jobs and physical unfitness, tho Colonel added. "Without being an alarmist In any way, I feci (ice to state that a work or fight program Is here, Ihe men not accepted for ser vico In the army must muke their services avullnblo to the war industry. . . . Able-bodied men who can work . . . must be removed from non-essential oc cupations," he concluclod. Nelson Warns Corporation Not A Relief Agency WASHINGTON, July 13 (P) Donald Nelson S.Murd.iy .. ... a that although he expected excel lent results from the new small er war plants corporation, It was not a relief agency and that the majority of liltlo business men might not got help from It. The war production bonrd chairman Friday appointed five directors of the corporation, authorized lo uso $150,000,000 to assist smaller business firms to get war contracts. "Wo arc fighting a war," said Nelson, "and the war production board Is a war agency. As far as the placement of war orders is concerned the controlling factor must be Iho ability of the manu facturer to deliver what the army and navy want." Cited for Service "oi- ,f 1 If 1.7 July 13. 1044 Klamath Falls people are de termined lo have roofs over their hvuds, lit least, for the dura tion, Judging from the building permits issued In the past few weeks by Harold Kranoy, city building Inspector, A In rue proportion were for rerouting cither residences or business buildings, with reft modeling also very much lif voguo. Only one permit was Is sued for new constrticllou and that was lo Mrs. A. Murphy, 203 Mortimer street, for a gnruge. Permits for rerooflng resi dences were Issued lo the follow ing: Tlieodoro Brown, 2333 White avenue, $70; Ivor J, Hull, 1003 Martin street, $30; II. H. Monroe, 2102 Eberleln street, $150; George 11. Anderson, 326 Michigan uvenue, $50; John Mitchell, 1324 Wilford. $50. Those applying for permits to rernof business houses were M. E, Doty, corner Fourth and Pine streets, $300: and M. E. Doty, for tho Wilson Abstract coin puny, $223. iU'sidonco remodeling permits wero Issued to Hachel Kaler, 1743 Mcnlo way, $150; II. E. Itoskiimp, lloseway drlvo und Oregon avenue, $400; W, E. TurJ ncr, 241 Mortimer street, $80; J. D. O'Neal, new foundation at 223 Lincoln street, $150; Lloyd W. Rusk, move and remodel resi dence, $300; P. J. Gorges, 914 Grant street nod Mrs. R. T, Bald win, 412 South Seventh street, $30. Permits for remodeling busi ness houses were Issued to H. Hansen. 21)00 Sou 111 Sixth street, $800; F. W. Hlggs, 32(1 Lowell street, $100; Leo N. 1 1 ills. 1023 Main street, ,$800; John F, Ithoads, Stewart Drew building, $500. Katherlne Isensee applied for a permit to remodel a garage for $65 at 1010 Erlo street,, and E. S. Linviilo to repair fire loss at 2348 Vino street. WEST MAY TURN TO PORTLAND, July 13 VP) Berry growers uppealcd again today for city dwellers to save I lliclr crops. Civic organizations sent crows Into the fluids Inst week end but In insufficient numbers, growers said. In tho McMinnvlllo area growers estimated tho loss would bo 30 per cent unless more work ers show up soon. Governor Sprague In a radio broadcast to the stato Saturday night declared tho west may havo to turn to labor conscrip tion In order to harvest the crops. "The way to avoid such is cventunlity is for city dwellersv lo lend their hands. ... We must havo that rcsponsa and we must havo it at once," he suld. Farm labor experts from the western states wero advised hore Saturday by John J. Corson that farm workers from other states would not be avullubla this year. Ho told them that recruiting of school children, housewives and businessmen was the only solution to tho shortage. Russ Supply Line May Have to Be Revised, Report LONDON, July 13 (P) Re cent German naval and air at tucks on allied convoys bound for Russian Arctic ports may ne cessitate a re-cxamlnatlon of the wholo Russian supply problem, In the opinion of available Brlt V lsh sources. ; Thcso quarters described as 'grossly exaggerated' nuzl claims that 35 allied vessels were de stroyed last week lit assaults on a convoy in tho Barents sea, but they did not minimize- tho grav ity of tho outlook, ' Tho difficulty of getting sup piles safely through to Russia ovor tho northern roulo, It was pointed out, is complicated by the fact that daylight now pre vails around tho clock In th Arctic a condition that will last for four or five weeks more. Agreement Averts Big Bus Strike PORTLAND, July 13 (P) A lusl-mlnute agreement averted a bus strike Saturday night that would have -tied up transporta tion sysfcms of Salem, Eugene nnd much of northwestern Ore gon. ; AFL driver and shopworkers CI for tho Oregon Motors Stage company agreed to submit a wage dispute to a special media tion boord. Eorllor they . had thrmitnnod a midnight strlko if demands were not met, . The demands, affecting 180 employes, were not made pub He. ' . , '