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The Pride of Klamath
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Cooperate with the
American Legion
and Its
"Stop Forest Fire
Committee
- working to keep Klamath's
forests growing
Wolt Wiesendangcr, chairman
Clarence Williamt, Hal Oglo, Mac Epley,
Ranger John Sarginson
This is a great deer hunting country,-- and it Is a great
forest country. Every sportsman knows thatfireisthe
arch enemy of our game and wild life. And every true
sportsman is careful to see that he doesn't set a fire. He
knows the rules of the game, and follows them.
But some hunters are not sportsmen. They are careless
with campfire and smoking materials. Such people must
be educated, or kept out of the woods. REMEMBER
Smoke only while stopping in a safe place. Put every
match and cigarette stub dead out. Never leave a burn
ing or smouldering campfire unattended. Build it in a safe
place, and put it dead out with water,--lots of water.
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The Tragedy of Fire
Present weather conditions point to a continuous dry spell
and a dangerous fire condition, unless we get early and
heavy rains. Let's all get together and do everything we
can to
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Klamath Valfey Lumber Co.
Drake Lumber Co.
J. W. Copeland Yards
Swan Lake Moulding Co.
Home Lumber and Supply Co.
Builders Lumber Co.
Suburban Lumber Co.
Big Basin Lumber Co.
Metier Bros.