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' PAOB TWO GRANTS PASS DAILY OOl'KIXB RATI ItDAY, APKII. I J. I0I1. . EMITS PUSS 111 COURIER Published Dally Except Sunday 4L K. VOORHIES, Pub. and Propr. stored at postoffloe, Grants Pass, Or., a second class mall matter. ADVERTISING RATES Display apace, per Inch 15c Local-personal column, per Un..10c Eeaders. per Una -,. e DAILY COURIER By mall or carrier, per year 1(.00 By mall or carrier, per month .60 WEEKLY COURIER By mall, per year 12.00 MEMBER OP ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is ezclualrely b titled to the nee for repabHcatloa of all news dispatches credited to It or ail otherwise credited la Uls paper and also the local newi pub lished serein. . All rights of republication of spe cial dispatches herein are also isseiied. SATTRDAY, APRIL 12. 1019. 4 OREGON WEATHER 4 . f Tonight, showers west por- f Hon, fair in east portion; 4 warmer; . Sunday probably 4 4 showers, moderate southerly 4 4 winds. 444444 4 44444 44 4 4444 GIVE EVERT BOY A CHAXCE A beautiful summer camp near Hartford, Conn., was burned recent ly. The guilty parties proTed to be two young boy, "Not old enough to hang" as the irate owner lamented. They said they did it "just to see It burn." In direct contrast to this is the report in a Pennsylvania paper of the prompt action of some Boy Scoots in extinguishing a fire which started on the mountain side near a town and threatened dire conse quences. The boys not only wanted to help, but they knew what to do. They recognized public danger and private responsibility. There could be no better illustra tion of the value of that great move ment which takes heed of the boy's love of action and directs it into ro per channels without attempting to curb It otherwise. The thing Is to make the move ment far-reaching enough to include all sorts and conditions of boys. The sorry urchin whose home influences are all bad needs kind and under standing leadership far more than the bright, dependable boy from the good family. If he doesn't get it while he is too young to hang he commits his minor crimes, and by the time he Is old enough to hang he probably deserves R. Every boy should have his chance at finding happiness in properly dl rected activity, for his own sake and for the public safety. arch of community service and is the strongest asset for community spirit. Banks are extending the commun ity service idea to the country and are leading and specializing to pro duce farm prosperity. Many differences between capital and labor are smoothed away by a better understanding of all factors of the problem. So the old Idea of bank being in any way hostile to the interests of the producers is being changed Into mutual helpfulness. There Is no reason why ' there should not be the fullest cooperation between any honest well-meaning citizen and the local bank. BELIEVES IX PRINTERS' INK .Roger W. Babson, director general of the U. S. department of labor says: "To overcome the present inertia on the part of the buying public more advertising must be done by merchants as well as by manufac turers. "The public bos more money now than It has ever had before, but is hesitant about spending it. Such a state of mind can be overcome sure ly and quickly only by advertising. "The department of tabor believes that in fostering this movement for "more advertising" It can shorten the period of readjustment of bus iness and Industry from war work to peace work. Only by more ad vertising can unemployment be pre vented." A COMMUNITY SERVICE One of the net products of the war was the demonstration that banks are the strongest factor In community service. , In most cases the banks became the headquarters in the liberty loan drives and met the Increased demand generously. . In nearly every city when called upon they put In additional desks and hired increased force to do the work necessary. . -The bank Is the keystone In the Ever wonder why we give you such good service? It's because we know the more we do tor you the better you'll like us. And the ottener you'll come in. We run our store to please you because that makes business for us. , We know you like groceries delivered to your door, so we maintain a good delivery service. . We know you like the best of everything for your table, so we keep that kind of groceries In stock. We know you can't come to the store sometimes, so we have a telephone tor your convenience. We know you are not a grocer yourself so we give you the bene fit of our thorough knowledge of groceries. We make it our business to study your needs and perform these services for you which you cannot per form as well or as economically for yourself. For example. It Isn't easy for you to know all about baking powders; what they are made of, what they will do, which ones are most efficient and econetulcal. We DO know baking powders and when we recom mend one to you we do so because we are sure you will be pleased with It. One we are glad to recommend Is RYZON. It's pure, it's always uniform In quality. It's efficient and economical. It's a baking powder which will always give you the very best results. When you need more baking powder let us send you a pound of RYZON, price 40 cents. KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY Quality First COMING EVENTS Apr. 14, Monday Col. Leader speaks at High school, 8 p. m. Apr. 17. Thursday Easter social at home of Mrs. W. G. White, 807 North Sixth sereet, by Ladies Benefit society, Presbyterian church. May, 1," Thursday May breakfast given by the Woman's Association of Bethany Presbyterian church, May 11, Sunday Baccalaureate sermon. Six New Chief of Police McLane states that six new cases of smallpox have been reported in the city. The quaran tine has been raised from all cases previously reported. "There is no better protection There can be no better Protection Than that furnished by - the Woodmen Of The World All Death Claims, idcluding War ' and Influenza Claims, paid promptly and in. full No Extra Assessment No Financial Embarassment Nearly $9000,000 of Resources GROWING AS NEVER BEFORE THE UNIVERSAL CAR Announcement Regarding the rumor of a cut in the price of the FORD and the making of a new and cheaper car we quote a letter just received from Edsel Ford, presi dent Ford Motor Co.: "In the first place a large majority of the reports afloat are greatly distorted and exag gerated. A new car may be manufactured but as to when it will be manufactured we are not in a position to say, except that we do know a new car could not possibly be designed, tested out, manufactured and marketed in quantitics.under two or three years' time." . C. L. HOBART,CO. fit the Churches First Church of Christ Scientist ChrlsUan Science services are held very, Sunday, In the W. O. W. hall, at 11 a. m. Wednesday evening meet ings at 8 o'clock. Tba subject for today Is "Are Slu Disease and Dath Real!" Reading room Is open from i to 4 p. m. dally except Sundays and holidays. The public Is cordially In vited to attend the services and to visit the reading room. s Catholic Charch Masses on Sunday at 7: SI and :S0 a. m. Rev. Father J. O. Vie. St. I,uke'a Kplncopal Palm Sunday. Services at 8 p. m. Rev. Philip K. Hammond of Ash land vicar In charge. A cordial In vitation Is extended to all. . 40 Newman M. E. Cbnrlh Palm Sunday service at 11 o'clock. Sermon topic, "The Deeper Meaning of the Triumphal Entry.". Solo by Mrs. Lynch, offeratory by Prof. Ap plehoff. Baptism and reception of members. Evening service at 8 o'clock. Ser mon topic, "The -Christian Mastery of the Pacific." Solo by Mrs. Wire. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Ep worth League at 7 p. m. Come and worship with us. Melville T. Wire, pastor. Church of Christ The evangelistic meetings con tinue with splendid audiences and Interest. Sunday will be a great day. Bible school convenes at 10 a. m. with iMrs. Ellen Thrasher su perintending. The aim la to have as many present In each class as there are enrolled In the class. Helpful communion service at 11, followed by sermon on "The Divine Law." Evening worship at 8. Roberts is at his best In leading the songs of praise and worship. Subject for dia corse, "Spongers." Scores have been anticipating concerning this sermon, come early that you may have a seat. There will be special music both morning and evening. A number who have confessed their faith In Christ will be baptized at the evening service. ' Chas. R. Drake, minister. Salvation Army The Salvation Army meetings are held at 413 O street. Street service at 7:30 p. m. At 11 a. m. "Character." At 2 p. m. Sunday school. At 3 p. m. "Godliness." At 8 p. m. "Salva tion From Sin." The public Is wel come. Ensign J. E. Strautln, In charge. Presbyterian Church (Rev. Robert McLean, founder of Bethany Presbyterian church, and for many years its pastor, will preach in that church Sunday morning. Mr. McLean for several years past has been in charge of the work among the Spanish speaking -pqeples In the southwest, with headquarters In Los Angeles. You will be Interested in his message. Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Prayer .meeting Thursday night at 7:45. Baptist Church Because of Illness In the pastor's family. Rev. J. M. Powers will sup ply at the morning service. His topic, "Two Boys In a Foreign Land, and Then ." There will be no evening preaching service. Sunday school at 10 a. m. B. Y. P. IT. at 7. The California and Oregon Coast Railroad Company TIME CARD Effective Nor. 19, 1918. Trains will run Tuesday, Thursday . and Saturday Leave Grants Pass 1 P. M Arrive Waters Creek 2 P. M Leave Waters Creek 3 P. M Arrive Grants Pass 4 P. M For Information regarding freight and passenger rates call at the office of the company, Liindburg building, or telephone 131. . Observance of Pamlon Week ' At the Newman Methodist Eplsco pal church Passion week will be ap propriately observed. On Monday, Tuesday and, Wednesday evenings at 8 ojclork services will .be held In Jthe church parlors. Sermon-addresses by the pastor. On Thursday evening in the main auditorium in charge of the Methodist minute men. Good Friday service in the main auditor ium, sermon topic, "The Cross and the World Today." 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