Challenge of the Yukon: Trail to Trouble

Sergeant Preston of the Yukon, again, all yerking! Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! Gold, gold is covered in the Yukon, back to the things of the Gold Rush, and the adventures of Sergeant Preston and his wonder dog, Yukon King, as they meet the challenge of the Yukon in their relentless pursuit of lawbreakers.

The Quaker Oats Company, makers of Quaker Pop Week and Quaker Pop Drive, the delicious cereal shot from guns and the mutual broadcasting system, presented by cycle recording Sergeant Preston of the UConn. Our adventure will begin in just a moment. Last year there was an average of 504 fires every day in the United States. The force burned would make a swift, nearly a mile wide around the

Earth at the equator. 90 percent of these destructive fires were the result of carelessness on someone's part. The lighted cigarette carefully flipped out the car window. A campfire left untended. A lighted match thrown into a dress of dry leaves. Or any one of many other thoughtless acts that can cause a fire. When you were out in the woods, here are four simple rules

of fire prevention to follow. Crush out cigarette cigar and pipe ashes. Break matches in two after using. Drown all campfires. Then stir up and drown again. Always be sure to find out the law before using fires. By following these simple precautions, you will be doing your part in the prevention of costly forest fires that we can't afford. Remember, only

you can prevent forest fires. There was coming to a close in the Yukon territory. Two men rode the trail from Bear Landing to Selker, and talked to how they hoped to gain quick wealth from the North Country.