A Suggestion to All Travelers To the Grand Lodge Convention

All members of the Order who are traveling to Portland, Ore., this year to attend the Grand Lodge Convention are urged to remember the huge losses continually incurred by forest fires and to do their bit to prevent them by exercising care at all times while traveling through the national forests. If every member will refrain from throwing a lighted cigar or cigarette stub from a car window or an automobile into the dry grass, and make sure his camp-fire is put out on leaving his camp—it would be a big step toward the conservation of our forests. As Portland, Ore., is the lumber metropolis of the country this suggestion should have a special significance to all members who are going there this month.

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