Herald and news., September 13, 1944, Page 6, Image 6

FACE SIX
. HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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"Puddle your compfire Be dead sure it's dead out."
The very essence of good sportsmansh
is to obey the rules of the woodsman
to care with fire. The true sportsman
knows the awful possibilities of fire let
loose in the woods. He knows that one
spark will start a forest fire. He plays the
rules of the game, and sees to it that
other forest visitors do likewise.
Let's All Be Good Sports and Good Woodsmen.
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All Indications point to a dry, dangerous fall in the
Oregon woods. Now is the time for every sports
man, every patriotic American, to play the rules
of the game, and keep fire from our great green
heritage.
"A match hat a head, but can't think. You think for It."
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Cooperate with the
American Legion
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'Stop Forest Fire"
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- working to keep Klamath's
forests growing
Walt Wietendangor, chairman
Clarenco Williams, Hal Ogle, Mac IpW
Ranger John Sarginion
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