r PAGE TWO ASTORIA, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21. ASTORIA SAVINGS BANK Capital I'aid in $100,000. Sarplus and Undivided Profit 25.000 Transact! a general banking business. Interest paid on time deposit. J. Q. A. BOWLBY. O. I. PETERSON, FRANK rATTON. J. W. GARNER. .President View Fresnlent. tasoier. awl wmiit 18 TENTH STREET, ASTORIA, ORE First National Bank of Astoria ESTABLISHED 1886 Capital and Surplus $100,000 J Ca. H. George, President, J. E. UiSJlM, Cashier, Geo. W. Warrtn, Vlcefceskknt, CUnisgliu, AmL Cashier. The Astoria National Bank ASTORIA, OREGON. DIRECTORS GEO. H. GEORGE, GEO. W. WARREN, W. H. BARKER, AUG. SCHERSECKNAU. L. MANSUR. PRIWCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS. Firat National Bank Portland, Oregon. Continental National Bank. Chicago. Bank of New York. N. B. A . New York Crocker Kool worth Nat. Bauk. S. F. The TROY Laundry Is the only White Labor Laundry in the City. Does the Best of Work at very reasonable Prices, and is in every way worthy of your patronage. Cor. 10th and DUANE STS. Phone 1991 THE LOUVRE A First Class Concert Hall - Finest Resort In The City ADMISSION FREE ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM CHANGE WEEKLY Seventh and Astor Streets CHARLES WIRKKALA, Prop. Oa jrer diaky farria travel Or bargiia ml exencriom aa a blk But the tin a mftlT aearia' Wbca lH k km akappearia'-. AM 1 rackoa rtm caa sad mm aa tfc fik. ,'J 4 Wad of tha Fik," WaUac. Inrta, fi lijltikaai , k? CaUier'i Weekly. fabllaic ptaUa, To St Louis and Return hnt 16, 17, it; Julr 1,1,$ Aafaat 1,0,10) fcataabat J 4, 7j October 1,4, J. Rctara Unit, alneqr day. The Rock Island System offers two route to the World's Fair City via St. PauW Minneapolis, and through Scenic Colorado.' No change of can, Ogden to St. Louis and St. Paul to St. Louis. FuS injbrmatioa oa request. Call or write H. McDonald General Aft 140 3rd Street, cor. Alder Street, Portland. Ore. IMPORTANT Rock Isknd Frisco Systems have arranged for sale of round trip tickets to Chicago and St. Louis October 27, 28 and 29 These are the last days on which special rate tickets may be purchased account World's Fair. INCREASE OF ONE MILLION Dairy Products of Oregon Shown to Have Made Substantial Gain In One Year.. PRICE OF MILK ADVANCED Cost la Now About Klenen Per Cent Greater Wages PnUt by Dulryiueii Much Lai-p. er lu Total. Salem. Or.. Oct. 20. Regarding the dairy and creamery output Labor Commissioner Holt make, public the following: "State Dairy and Food Commissioner 3. W. Bailey reqorts that In 1901 Or eon nroduced 4.000.000 pounds of creamery butter valued at 1900,000; S. 600,000 pounds of dairy butter valued at S630.000; 2,225,000 pounds of cheese valued at 1267,000, and milk and cream other than that used for butter, valued at $1,800,000. The total returns for that year were S,59",000, He states that in 1903 the figures are as follows: '"Creamery butter 4,500,000 pounds valued atll.525,000; dairy butter 2,000- 000 pounds, valued at $360,000; cheese 2,000,000 pounds, valued at $260,000 milk, valued at $3,000,000, and cream other than that used for butter, valued at $450,000. Total value of products. $4,595,000. 'Reports to this bureau show that prices are practically the same aa in 1902, with the exception of milk de livered by wagons. In this Instance dairymen are receiving and consumers are paying about 11 per cent advance for milk delivered by the quart. Within the past two years conden sers have been established in the state. 1 In 1900 the wage earners received $27,302 of the $639,222 received for the milk, cheese and butter product of Oregon. This question waa asked this office: "If In 1903 the milk, cheese and butter product of Oregon waa valued at $4,595,000, what portion did the wage earner receive? Taking the same ratio as In 1900, when the wage earners received $27,302 of the $639, 222 paid for the dairy product, there out CUTICURA SOAP Y ' t v v 1 4 The World's Greatest Skinjoap. The World's Sweetest Toilet Soap. Sale Greater than tUs World's FroilQct ct Otiier Still Soaps. Sold Wherever Civilization Has Penetrated. Millions of the world's best people use Cutlcora Soap, assisted by Cutlcurs Ointment, the great akin core, for pre ferring, purifying and beautifying the kin, for cleansing the scalp of crostt, scale and dandruff, and the stopping of falling hair, for aoftenlng, whiten lng and soothing red, rough and son hands, for baby ruhes, Itchlngs and ehaflngs, for annoying Irritation,, or too free or offensive perspiration, for ulcerative weaknesses, snd many sans the, antiseptic purposes which readily suggest themselves to women, espe cially mothers, as well ss for all the purposes of the toilet, bath snd nursery. Cutlcora Soap combines dellcat emollient properties derived from Cut! enra, the great skin enre, with the purest of cleansing Ingredients snd the most refreshing of flower odours. No other medicated soap ever compounded is to be compared with It for preserv ing, purifying snd beautifying the skin, scalp, hair and bands. No other foreign or domestic toilet soap, however expensive, Is to be compared with It for all the purposes of the toilet, bath snd nursery. Thus It combines In one soap st one pries the most effective skin snd complexion soap, snd the purest and sweetest toUet, bam snd nursery soap. SaM ttumkaat Ik wU. Cam limine!, tea, af l'koM (nin run, a, aw ti of o 8a ton ml CkMakm Count nil, . aw W m... loss. Ut. Dvootoi Lam&f. tt ( kaw Sa.i Hvtt, I Em a (k hti i BoMw. 1 CMi m Am. INhmt litu a CWrn. Cora a van anrf u frapa, should be paid for labor $196,258 of $4,595,000. D ELIGHTFCL ROUTE AYLIGHT RIDE IZZY CRAGS EEP CANONS . A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY nature In all he glorious beauty, snd then 'the acme of man's handi work. The first la found along the line f the Denver 4 Rio Grande Railroad, in Utter at the St Louis World's fair. Tour trip wlV be one of pleas ure make the most of It For lnfor tuition and Illustrated literature write W. C. McBRIDE, Gen. Agt. Portland. Or. Dr. C. Gee Wo HOU2 if . TRlATEZffT Lfyr y'l lis? 'wuSaat ipa" baa that aaacteaa V SMS s J mm la tak) aaaaHy. Throat k an tl knana at aatlaa af edlca, vfeiea aa eninnrafly k eiaai'S ma. laas, threat. awiraafh. Wrm. ilawi euvi has laatlnxalali Caaisa. iii la. Ca mm) aim. raMenai eat M oM a - blank ' shwlaaa. f ft4lr XAA.VHI fMh UfVUM H I, TkC(keWoOraEedseCa. 9 US AMar SC. SV-Maaae aaaa; IN A CLOSET FOUR DAY8. Delirious With Fever, a Woman Nearly Starves. New York, Oct. 20. After a fruit less search which began last Saturday and had been taken up by the police of the five boroughs of Greater New York, Mrs. Rae Singer, 20 years old has been found locked In a cloPt within less than a block of her home In East New York. She has been imprls oned four days without food or water. While her nurse was absent for a few momenta last Saturday, Mrs, Singer, who. had been 111 for some time, suddenly arose, threw on a wrap and fled from the house In a delirium of fever. Seeking refuge from Imaginary pursuers she fled down the street, ran into an unused building In the rear of a mission and closed the door. A spring lock snapped behind her and she was a prisoner. At lucid Intervals the woman scream ed and pounded on the door, but the neighbors paid little attention to the sounds. They had continued Inter mittently for four days. Then a woman passerby discovered the source and rescued the unfortunate patient. Mr. Singer, who had searched the city con tinuously for some trace of his wife, arrived Just as she was found. She recognized him at once and It Is be lieved she will recover. These uny Capsules are superior! to Balsam of Copaiba ; UJDeDS or injections inoiimuu CURE IN 4ft HOURSlMJll the same diseases with--" Out inconvenience. Sold rl'f'etaumt TTIIIItlTTtTTTITTTTTTTTTTM KAMONA SALE. I have placed on sale at a re duced price my select stock of home-made' Wrappers and Ka-monaa. J. Y. KWONQ CO. M MTIIXTIXIIHIHTTIIITIIITi; TESTIMONY C0NFLICT8. Millionaire Maiden's Will May Be Broken. New York, Oct 20. Further testi mony has been taken before Commis sioner Robert F. Lee for use in the California courts, where relatives are contesting the will of Miss Bertha M. Dolber, who last July plunged from a ninth story window of the Wal dorf Astoria. The relatives are at tacking the sanity of Miss Dolbeer, who made a testament with her own hand by which Miss Etta M. Warren, her traveling companion, Is chief bene ficiary to the amount of more than $1,000,000. N Miss Warren, at a previous hearing, testified that Miss Dolbeer tripped and fell from the window to which she had gone because of the heat In the room. A city detective, Sullivan, said that Miss Warren had told him the same story. Hotel Detective J, E. Smith has now testified, however, flatly contradicting Sullivan's report of the interview with Mlas Warren, at which both men were present. "Miss Warren told me, said the hotel detective, "that she had been In the room; that Miss Dolbeer com plained she was ill on account of the heat and went into the corridor. Miss Waren said she saw Miss Dol beer open the window, step on the sill and jump." Smith Waa sharply questioned by counsel for the executors but de clared his recollection could . not be at fault The hearing will be con tlnued. WILL ROUND THE CAPE. Baltio Fleet Provided With Cargo Of Meat New York, Oct 20. In spite of the fact that the Baltic squadron Is at sea, says a Times dispatch from Lon don, war rtBks on clothing, etc., for Japan are weaker. This seems rather absurd, the corespondent declares, since the squadron will certainly be capable of intercepting merchant ves sets carrying contraband goods for Japan, That the cape route is the way by which the big ships will go ' Is in dlcated by the purchase of the Brit Uh steamer Maori King. This steamer recently arrived at Liverpool from the River Platte with an Im mense cargo of meat. She has been bought without un loading by French intermediaries and sails at once for the cape with her cargo of meat The Maori King Is to be renamed L'Esperance. White Star and Cunard 11ns tickets for Europae sold at Kallunkl's candy Store). " ( LISTBN! It will only take a moment to tell all about our sensational bargain eele of matted copies of the masters, painted in many colors, only 20 cents apiece. a9aBBaaWaMajaaS "Woodfleld's Little Art Store' M 1LLINER Y Mrs. R. IiikMoii has oueuwl s flue lins of Ladles' sud Children's Fall snd Winter Hats. Cull snd see thuiii. CLOSING OUT SALE Of ladles' and Children's furnishing goods, some rare bar. guilts being made during this salo. AIho lliiir Hwltolies snd Pompadours. : i : : : : : MRS; R. INOLETON, - - Welch Block. CENTRAL MEAT MARKET G. W. Morton sud John Fuhrnitn, Proprietors. OUOIOE3T FltESH AND SALT MKATH. - PROMPT DELIVERY 54a Commercial St. Phone Main 321. ANDREW ASP, BLACKSMITH. Having Installed s Rubber Tiring Machine of the latest pattern I am prepared to dosll kinds of work in that line at reasonable prions. Telephone 201. CORNER TWELFTH AND DUANE 5TREETS. NEW ZEAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Of New Zealand W. P. THOMAS, Mgr., San Francisco. UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS Has boon Underwriting on the Pacific Coast for twenty-five years. ELMORE a CO., Sole Agents Astoria, - - Oregon. FISHER'S OPERA HOUSE. L E. SEL1C, Lessee and Manager. Week Commencing May, Oct. 17, 1904, First PaciEc coast tour of THE IIUMniREY-OUAP- MAN CO., introducing MlVOrral Humphrey Supported! by anexcoptionally strong roportoire of metro- polite plays. Opening performance, "BURIED AT SKA" Slicciil icenery 1 arvclous cclianical Effects Every detail of the famous New YorK produc tion faithfully carried out. PMkR Reserved Seats 35 cents BEVAiL Gallery 25 cents Seat sale opens at Griffin's store Saturday morals; f Ecitl's oWepsin Gapsnlss POSITIVE CURE Wot Icflamiuatton a Oalarrt of tbe Dlad'ler and Dluuund KldiMfa. Mo turo DO pay. Can. qatcklr and Parma. rmvllf th. wonrt am oi OonorrlUM-a and ttlt, no caltrof bow loan itaad. inc. Abaoinulf harralm Hold br drngitlitf. rrl SI M, cr hj mull, HMtpalo, Sl.w;sbox.,J.fc. ' THE UKTAl-PEPSlI 80. aatkarOHTAiNs, inua. gold br Cbss. Bogars, 4(1 CosMBsrctsi C 'Wax "When you have a good thing Advertise It. We do good commercial printing. Bring your printing to the ASTORIAN Office. Weihhard Lager Beer.