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PAGE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Mny 22, 1A48 Notice of Publication of Foreclosure List for Klamath County, Oregon (Continued from Page Twelve) tunlty, LoU 9, 10, Block 13. 1939 1." S 1940 1-38 1941 1.33 1942 .70 $ 5.69 Clark Mason. K. F.. Opportun ity, Ly NE of hwy, Lot 3, Block 14. 1939 S .99 $ .26 1940 .92 .17 1941 .89 .10 1942 .47 .24 $ 4.00 Jamci M. Baker, K. F., Oppor tunity, Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, Block 19. 1939 $ 2.36 $ .64 1940 2.31 .44 1941 2.22 .24 1942 1.18 .06 $ 9.49 Jamti M. Baker, K. F., Oppor tunity, Lots 9, 6, 7, 8. Block 19. 1939 $ 2.83 S .76 1940 2.77 .53 1941 267 .29 1942 1.42 .07 S 11.34 James M. Baker, K. F., Oppor tunity, Lots 9, 10, Block 19. 1939 $ 1.42 $ .38 1940 1.39 .26 1941 1.33 .15 1942 .70 .04 $ 5.67 Ellenor Perry, K. F, Oppor tunity, Lot 1, Block 22. 1938 $ .92 $ .32 1939 .94 .25 1940 .92 ' .17 1941 .89 .10 1942 .47 .02 $ 5.00 Jamei M. Baker, K. F., Oppor tunity, Lots 6, 7, 8, 9, Block 22. 1939 S 2.36 $ .64 1940 2.31 .44 1941 2.22 .24 1942 1.18 .06 1 9.49 James M. Baker, K. F., Oppor tunity, Lot 10, Block 22. 1939 $ .94 $ .25 1940 .92 .17 1941 .89 .10 1942 .47 .02 $ 3.76 ,. Francis G. Martin, K. F., Riverview, Lot 16, Block 2. 1938 $ 43.42 $ 15.20 1939 44.37 11.98 1940 43.43 8.25 1941 ; '1.78 .20 1942 .94 .05 Minnie Carroll, Lake Park, LoU Block 19. 1939 1940 1941 1942 K. 8. .94 .92 .89 .47 West 7. .25 .17 .10 .02 $ . 3.76 J. P. and Mary Hershtelt, Malin, Lots 1, 2, Block 44. Pers. 1938 1939 54 1940 1941 1942 39.68 17.06 69.88 68.21 42.53 $ 13.89 4.09 13.28 7.50 2.13 $278.23 F. J. Bowne, Bonanza, Lots 2, 3, 4, Block 1 1939 1940 1941 1942 1.57 1.62 1.58 1.04 .42 .31 .17 .05 $ 6.76 F. J. Bowne, Bonanza, Lots 7, 8: por. Lot 9 beg. SE cor thereof run th. W along S line said lot to SW cor.; th N along E line Main St. 34'; th. E 45'; th. N6'; th. E 105' to NE cor said lot; th. S 40' to p.o.b., being por tion Lot 9, all in Block 1. 1939 $ 4.19 S 1.13 1940 4.32 .82 1941 4.20 .46 1943 2.76 .14 $ 18.02 F. J. Bowne, Bonanza, Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, Block 2. 1939 $ 2.09 $ .56 1940 2.16 .41 1941 2.10 .23 1942 1.38 .07 $ 9.00 F. J. Bowne, Bonanza, Lots 5, 6, 7, 8, Block 2. 1939 S 3.66 $ .99 1940 3.78 .72 1941 3.67 .40 1942 2.41 .12 $ 15.75 F. J. Bowne. Bonanza, Lots 9, 10, Block 2. 1939 S 2.09 S .56 1940 2.16 .41 1941 2.10 .23 1942 1.38 .07 $ 9.00 F. J. Bowne, Bonanza, West 100' Lot 6, W 100 Lot 7, W 100' of SH Lot 8, Blocks. 1939. $ 2.62 1940 2.70 1941 2.63 1942 1.73 I .71 .51 - .29 1 f $ 11.28 Bonani. Is - $169.62 EMenor Perry, K. F., Sunny. siae,ut 10, Block 24. 1938 f .92 $ .32 1939 .94 JZS 1940 .93 .18 1941 .89 .10 1942 .47 .02 $ 5.02 E. C. Dahl. K. F., West Lake rarK Liots 1, 2, 3, Block 4 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 .69 .70 .69 .66 .33 .24 .19 .13 .07 .02 3 74 E. C. Dahl, K. F., West Lake Park, Lots 4. 5, 6, Block 4. 1938 $ .69 $ .24 1939 .71 .19 1940 .69 .13 .67 .07 1942 . ,36 .02 $ 3.77 E. C. Dahl, K. F., West Lake rant, uoi mock 5. 1938 $ .23 1939 .24 1940 .23 1941 .23 1942 .12 E. C. Dahl, K. F., West Lake Park, LoU 1, 2, 3, Block 8. 5 .69 $ .24 71 .19 69 .13 66 .07 .35 .02 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 $ 3.79 E. C. Dahl, K. F., West Lake Park, Lot 8, Block 8. $ .23 $ .08 .24 .06 23 .04 22 .02 12 .01 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 $ 1 25 E. C. Dahl, K. F., West Lake Park, Lot 5, Block 13. 1 iuaa $ .23 1939 24 1940 .23 1941 . .22 1942 ,12 .08 .06 .04 .02 .01 i H. H. & Winnie Carroll! K. il West Lako Park, Lote 3, 4, Block 39 $ .47 ft .12 1940 .48 08 19" .42 .04 1942 .23 6l ,., , ' , $ 1.83 Minnie Carroll, K. F., West Lake Park, LoU 1, 2, 8. 4 Block 19. ' ' ' 1939 1940 1941 1942 .94 .93 .88 .48 .25 .17 .10 .02 $ 3.77 F. W. Broadsword. Lots 1, 2, Block 8; N 30 Lot E 50' of Ntt Lot 8, E 50' Lol 9, 10, Block 8, desc deed, vol 51, page 400. $ 43.78 $ 15.32 116.63 31.49 19.12 4.78 120.42 22.88 27.00 5.13 117.07 12.88 18.37 2.02 76.93 3.85 8.62 .43 Pers 1938 1939 Pers 1939 tf' 1940 ' Pers 1940 1941 Pers 1941 1942 Pers 1942 -. $646.72 F. W. Broadsword, Bonanza, First, LoU 8, 9, 10, 11, Block 16. 1939 $ 5.23 $ 1.41 1940 5.40 1.03 1941 5.25 .58 1942 3.45 .17 $ 22.52 F. W. Broadsword, Bonanza. First, Lot 12, Block 16. 1939 $ .52 $ .14 1940 .54 .10 1941 .53 .06 1942 .34 .02 $ 2.25 Francis W. Broadsword, Bon anza, First, Lot 9, Block 22. 1939 $ 3.13 $ .85 1940 3.24 .62 1941 3.15 .35 1942 2.07 .10 $ 13.51 F. J. Bowne Est.. Bonanza Bowne, LoU 17, 18, 19, 20, DIOCK 4. 1939 $ 1.05' $ .28 1940 1.08 .21 1941 1.05 .12 1942 .69 .03 $ 4.51 Edward Bloomlnecamp, Bon anza, Bowne, Por ly SW of state Hy, lou 13, 14, 15, Block 43. 1931 1932 1933-34 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 .21 .19 .23 .22 .23 .24 .26 .26 .27 .26 .17 .17 .14 .15 .13 .12 .10 .09 .07 .05 .03 .01 NEWS OF THE THEATRES Ik. .SsT V -t .i i V u . 'A J Andy Hardy, alias Mickey Rooney. learns the meaning of the old maxim, when he finds a new sweetheart, beautiful swimming champion Esther Williams, and still finds himself attached to his steady." Ann Rutherford, in M-G-M s Andy Hardy s Double Life," starting tomorrow at the Esquire theatre. The threesome tends to complicate the life of America's favorite "typical" boy in the latest picture of the popular Hardy Family series. : V! Scene from "Geronlmo," the story of an Indian renegade that terrorised the southwest. In the cast are Preston Foster, Ellen Drew, Andy Devine and Chief Thunder Cloud, who plays the part of "Geronimo," which heads the program at the Pine Tree Sunday. The second feature, "Life Begins ai 8:30" stars Monty Woolley. 1 4&l if mtftem ;Amm Scene from "Cheyenne Roundup,", starring Johnnr Mack Brown, with Tex Ritter and Fuzzy Kniqht in a tale of the ro mantle old West, which has iU first Klamath showino at the Tower Sunday. The companion feature stars Mickey Rooney as A Yanlc in Eton." A perilous moment In. 'Chetniksl" The Fiahtlna Guerrillas 20th Centurv. FOX'S drnmntir. nnrl flwiriM story of a nation that refused to die. The film features Philip Dorn, Anna Sten and John Shannard. tri. nni.i. at the Pelican. $ 3.60 Daniel Werner, Bonanza. Bowne, LoU 1, 2, Block 76. 1939 $ .52 $ .14 1940 .64 .10 1941 .52 .06 1942 .35 .02 $ 2.25 Martha Pool. Rnnnnvn. RnumA UOt B, Block 98 1938 . $ 1939 1940 1941 1942 .26 .26 .27 .27 .17 1.48 Frank Pool, Bonanza. Bowne. Lots 16, 17, 18, 19, Block 98. JH3 $ 1.03 f .36 1939 1.05 .28 1040 Br 1.08 .21 1941 1942 1.05 .69 .12 .03 $ 9.90 Frank Pool, Bonanza, Bowne, Lot 20, Block 98. 1938 $ .26 $ .09 1939 .26 .07 1940 .27 .05 1941 ' .26 .03 1942 .17 .01 $ 1.47 F. W. Broadsword, Bonanza, Bowne, Wly 300' of Nly 150' Block 101, Wly 50' of Ely 300' of Nly 150", Block 101. 1939 $ 23.01 $ 6.21 1940 23.76 4.51 1941 23.10 2.54 1942 13.80 .69 $ 97.62 Stella O. Bowne, Admx, Bon anzaNot plotted. Beg at a pt S 8950' W144' and S 0'8' E 525' from the Vi cor bctw Sees 9 and 10 th S 0'8' E 135' to a Pt; th N 8950' E 105' to a pt; th N O'B' W 135' to a pt; th S 89-50' W 105' to p.o.b. being a por of NEHSEV4, cont 0.325 ac less por desc deed vol 91, Pg 637, leaving apprx 0.245 acs a, r SK 11 EWM 1839 $ .52. $ 1940 84 ' 1941 .53 1942 ,38 .14 .10 .06 .02 T EAGHERS 0 COUNTY PLAN SUMMERWQRK ' $ 2.26 W. H. Casebeer, SWttNEtt, SfcNWii, NWSE, 160 acs S 8, T 40, SR 13, EWM. 1038 t 27.04 $ 9.46 1039 9.01 2.43 1940 13.20 2.52 Summer plans of some of the county school teachers have boon learned and wore given out Fri day through tho Klnmath coun ty schouls office as fallows: VenitR Hunter, teacher at Fair haven elementary school, will work In the tax commission of fice at Salem for tho summer. Helen Dumbcck, Henley high school instructor, has accepted a position at Camp Adair at Cor- voills for tho next three months. Lois Rumcr, Henley elemen tary, will take a government po sition at Salem during school vacation. Mrs. Charles Race, Fort Klnm ath instructor, will be with her husband in the east for the next three months. Race, teacher at Fort Klamath, resigned this spring to accept a commission I' tho navy. As far as Is known thus far. three teachers have resigned. They are: Mrs. Anna Todd, grade school Instructor at Chiloquln. Mrs. Todd has accepted a job in de fense Industry. Clifton James of Sprague Riv er high school will be with Boe ing aircraft, Mrs.. Norma Pctrasck will go to Wisconsin to be with her hus band for as long as he is In the country. Pctrasek is in tho army air corps. Hildebrand The Standard Oil man was de livering gas to the farmers of Hildebrand on Friday. Mrs. S. K. Hartzlcr and daugh ter, Bessie, visited on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Joe Vleira. Mr. and Mrs. Emlle Egert ac companied by their niece, Mrs. Vernon Heath, vUlted on Tues day afternoon at the Michael home. ' Mrs. S. K. Harizier and daugh ter, Bessie, visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrl. Charles Woelk. . Leonard Ritter, Marvin Mich ael and Ernest Ritter hauled posts from the Emlle Egert ranch to the Ritter ranch on Thursday. A large) Crowd attended the auction sale held at the H. H. Bell ranch on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ritter visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Emlle Egert and Mrs. Vern on Heath. Mr. and Mrs. Emlle Egort and Mrs. Vernon Heath were busi ness visitors at the Andrew Bod- nar home on Tuesday. Charles Carlson, T. P. Michael and Marvin Michael were trans. acting business in Klamath Falls on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vieira and son, Jerry, visited on Tuesday witn jur. and Mrs. Emlle Eeort. Mr. and Mrs. D, Hoefler and children, Floyd. Ray. Gloria and Wanda, of Klamath Falls, visited on bunday with their-parents, Mr.-and Mrs. T. P. Michael and brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Michael. Always read the classified ads. 1941 1942 12.98 9.64 1.43 .48 $ 88.25 Machinery Sales Corn. Hill side, Less SEly 'A desc deed VOl lis, pg 367, Lot S, Block 41 1939 1940 1941 1942 1.59 1.53 1.45 .80 .42 .29 .16 .04 . 024 STATE OF ORF.RON. rntTV. TY OF KLAMATH, ss. WHEREAS, the several real properties described on the fore going sneeu nave been regular ly assessed for . taxation and taxes have been riulv lnulrrf and charged thereon; and, . WHEREAS, the licnn for tin. paid - and delinquent taxes on tne respective, parcels of such real - properties are - subject to foreclosure by Klamath County, as provided by law; NOW. THEREFORE, hv vlr. tue ,of the authority vested in me as the tax collector of said COUntV. I havA nmnituj 4Via foreclosure list hereinbefore set out containing the names of the several persons appearing on the latest tax roll as the re spective owners of the tax Ho. linquent properties, a descrip tion oi eacn such property as the same BDnearn In nlH 1ntt tax roll, the year or years for Which taxes JirA ffollnnunnf nn each property, together with the principal amount of delinquent taxes for each year and the amount of accrued and ermine interest tnereon to December 15, 1942. , IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have set my hand officially this 15th day of May, 1943. L. L. LOW, Sheriff and Tax Collector of Klamath County, Oregon. . By MAX A, SAUNDERS, Deputy. M 13-22-20; J 8. 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