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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-21
BARGAIN HUNTERS.
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$s.6oo-reduced from, $4,00o-eight
room modern house. 11a Slotsg six
blocks from the state house.
1,900-reduced from 81, 1905 room
modern cottage, near Washburn..1 q
,S00-reduced from 81, COOS room
cottage Z blocks from the state
house. l.. 5.e..4-,,ef. .,e.ss
81 ,0o-reduced from 81, 2oe-4 room
cottage. 100 foot lot, 2 blocks from /.
Governors Square; 500 down, bal
ance on monthly payments. -
room new cottage, in good loca-
ton, on car line g..4.J -.5.srtt.
EXCHANGES go
West side residence for Shawnee
county 50 or 100, and pay difference
West side. residence !. for small
tract .fa-.., li.- - :
acre tract on the asylum car
line, sewer and city water paid out.
for good rental. Ia =, s-se--s~1.ss. -
small rentals for Shawnee coun-, 8
ty so or 160. and pay difference. g
Fine suburban home near Wash,
burn. for 50 or 100 acres, near To-
peke. -.f.- -
80 acres near Auburn, Take
small Topeka rental.
W. ]. RICKENBACHER,
5s4 KANSAS AVE. ~
IND. PHONE 1ss.
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FOR SALE

West of tracks near Santa Fe depot,
cottage rooms and kitchen, cellar, gas.
well and cistern with pumps, good rental
property, $1,000.
Auburndale. good location. lots. room
house, city water, gas, barn, fruit, fine
shade, $500.
Might trade for dwelling in shop dis
trict.
J E. TORRINGTON. 100 W. Sixth ST.
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FOR sALE-REAn ESTATE.
roR sAIE-REAL ESTATE
"A REALLY SENSIBLE CHRISTMAS GIFT

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would ~ tand
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amrbss have IN 1caesLa hkn with
@nnrmpe uona convenience
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FARMS, FARMS
-FARMSI FARMS
FARMS, FARMS
FLA MS RMS

acres improved bottom, just north of
city, s., 900. improved mile south, 81, 100.
Highland Park. rooms and nearly 8
acres, $500 rooms, barn and about 5
acres. 5000. u acres, improved, l mile of
Vinewood. 81 500. 6sl acres, 6 room house,
barn, orchard, blocks of car line, 900.
q acres river bottom, improved, 5 acres
alfalfa. miles of North Topeka, s., $50.
Is acres. improved. nice land, close to
station, miles of Topeka ST. 500. Finely
improved 40, same location, 50, 800. 154
same location, good improved farm, $55;
40 improved, IA miles street car, $4,000. 50
improved, II miles southwest, 81, 200. 80
acres miles east of Wakarusa, $1,000 240
good stock farm near Auburn s32: $50 Wa
karusa bottom, Il timber. s45; 50 Wakaru-
sa bottom. $500; 50 improved. miles east
of city, s., $50; $50 improved, miles north,
$50; $50 acres II miles southwest s35: 40
acres, X cultivated, 40 alfalfa, 80 wheat,
10 to 60 blu corn, Is to 30 bu. wheat fine
grinder and gasoline en-
CINE, would take something well improved
near station Price S14, 500. On easy
terms.
W. NJ FORBES & CO., 107 w. Seventh
TOPEKA, KANSAS.
BOTH PHONES.
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-CHRISTMAS PRESENT.

CHRISTMAS PRESENT
For the next 10 days we are going to
make another sweeping reqSctio oItv an1y
structed at a cost of s.. 800 and first priced
at $500 or more we viii let let yoT 40 have ave this
100 down Large 8 room house. rebuilt
and added to. Hall. front and back stairs
bowl, hot and cold water. gas light and
heat. nicely papered, cellar, old shade and
family MI 0 to save all car fare. Only blocks
west of High school. LIST churches and the
CAPITOL Square See US quick -rxy CT,
FOR SALE
5 room cottage, very close. 49,
6 room cottage, neat. Bargain.
Z rooms house, III lots, modern in every
respect. Let us show you this place. Price
We have several 8 room houses from S.
600 to 5000, Wen 10 l1ca z e DIV
CENTRAL NATIosMS o. :. BANK BLDG.
FOR SALES room cottage, gas well,
icistern, large chicken yard. Very small
payment down, balance like rent 1886 e.
Sd St
s26; Price s2,1ooAover "A per cent. See US
GUTHRIE s CHARLES
-CHRISTMAS COMING
What better present can you give your
family than nice modern house rooms.
open crate and BIG CHIMNEY for Santa
to come down. Mrs. Theodore Saxon. 1861
Harrison st.
MOFFITT. SHILLINGLAw & co.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. RENTAL
AGENTS.
20e WEST SIXTH ST.
BOTH PHONES 1855 TOPEKA KAN
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CAPITAL CITY VITRfFIED BRICK q
PAVING CO.. IA Z. 9Th ST.. Mfgrs or
building. paving and sidewalk brick.
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FOR SALE-At panic prices, Ii acres, Il
acres, q acres and 50 acres. rs acres
well improved. SUBURBAN home q
Burton. Seward ave-, Ind. phone T023.
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GOOD AS A CHRISTMAS PRESENT

,weT,c stern near
city p1lk street. close in
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: 81 = 70.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-21
First published in The Topeka state
Journal Dec 49, 1907
STATE OF KANSAS

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
PROCLAMATION OF REWARD
l. e w; Hoch. Governor of the State of
Kansas, do hereby offer a reward of
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for the arrest within 80 days from this
date and final conviction thereafter of the
unknown party or parties who brutaiiy
murdered Lewis d. Sternberg and his
wife. Fannie Sternberg. in Kansas City,
ran, Wyandotte county. on the night of
december 18th, 1907. Said reward to be
paid upon such final conviction
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I
have ~hereunto subscribed my
name and caused to be affixed
tseal1 the Great Seal of the State of
Kansas. Done at Topeka this
18th day OF December, 1907 A. d.
e. w. HOCH. Governor.
BY the Governor
C.: Z. DENTON, Secretary of State
J. r. BoTKIN. Assistant Secretary of
1. State.
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MODEL Barber shop SIS Kansas ave.
Hair cut Is cents. Shave 10 cents.
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I. TRANSFER AND sToR AGE
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & sTORA9E
Co, packs, ships and stores household
goods. TEL 1885, Clarence Skinner. GIL
Quincy st.
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TO WHOM II MAY CoNCrRN.

TO WHOM. IT MAY sCONCERNNMy an
Ing liquors according to law at SIS Kansas
ave, in the Sd ward of the city of Topeka,
Is now on file in the Office of the probate
Judge or Shawnee county, Kansas. The
nearing for the. same is set for Friday.
Dec. q, 1907. at o'clock a. M
+ FRED Il. WALKER
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FOR MISREPRESENTATION.

FOR SALE-New books, 20 volume set of
Dickens, 10 volume set set of Thomas
Jefferson. volume set OF presidents mes
sage. volumes of reference library. and
many other books cheap. 1000 Kansas ave.
John g. Rhodes.
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LEGAL.
Published In The Topeka State Journal
Dec. Il, 1901


Published In The Topeka State Journal
Dec. q, 1901
OFFICIAL COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Council Chamber. Topeka, Kansas. De-
cembef u. 19U.-Council met in special
session with the following named council-
men overwhelmingly, Holiday, Horn.
Howard. Hughes, Jordan. Kutz, Lannan,
montgomery, Stanley, Tandy and Van
Ness-l2. Mayor Green in the chair.
The can for the meeting was read and
Is. in words and figures, as follows, to-
Mayors Office, Topeka, Kansas, Deem
Der 49, 1907
To the Members of the City Council:
Gentlemen-You, and each of you, are
clad meeting OF the city council in the
Council Chamber of this city at 1880 o. M,
December 10, 1907. for the purpose of al
lowing claims and payrolls against the
city OF Topeka and to. take action in ref
erence to the furnishing of gas to the cit
liens OF Topeka under existing franchises.
Attest: WIN GREEN Mavor
G. B. BURGE,s City Clerk st.s
Inc payrolls for the month of December
OF the various departments were present
ed and read and referred to the claims
and accounts committee, which reported
the same back with the recommendation
that they be allowed and paid for from
funds as follows:
General Revenue fund. l. $50 50
Ere department fund. ,20I 81
Police Department fund. ............f 2097. so
General Improvement fund. ........ 1872 50
water Department fund. .......... 1,392. q
Ftofa1.a = sss 80 80 = \
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-20
THE OLD BOARD

The official duties Of the old board
of trustees ended last evening when
the newly elected members of the
city council took the oath of office.
The Press has had occasion to criti-
else the official acts Of the members
of the board, aud has commended
much OF It's work, but il never charg.
ed them individually or collectively
with being Rrafters. Such accusa-
lions are left for our contemporary up
the street, because we do not believe
that Robert w. Collins, Charles
Young, George Williams, W. A. An
drew or s. A. varnam ever grated
one cent from the people, and IL we
disagreed with them 1t was simply
on matter ~ public policy. Their
official career has been for the best
interests of the city as they saw it
and we believe every member Of the
board performed his duty honestly,
sincerely and for what he believed
the good Of the people.
In the criticisms that have been
made against the old board, wo must
not lose sight Of the fact that its
business amounted to ten times that Of
any Of its predecessors, because Occur
d'AIene IL growing; 1t was transform
Cd from a village Of 5000 TO city
OK 5000 people during their term Of
Office and many new problems came
up for solution In which the members
did not shlrk their duty. NoH of
these were we'll handled, even though
they may have erred In some.
They leave official life with the
satisfaction OF having done much for
Occur d'Alene as a gratuitous contri-
button to the city. They are entitled
to credit for this and the Press be-
lieves that our citizens are broad
minded enough to accord 1t to them
because their time has been unselfish-
ly given for the public good and
there is large balance in their favor.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-20
CoBB,s APPEAL.

From press dispatches IL seems
that the Idaho land fraud cases have
besn interesting subjects Of discus.
sion al Washington for some time.
Calvin Cobb, publisher OF the Boise
Statesman, 10 reported TO have made
q pilgrimage to the White house for
the purpose Of stopping Investigations
"because IL would involve so many
ropuhlican leaders. y just why the
wheels Of justice should DO blocked
tor this reason, will not appeal to the
public. The people, ade from some
nf the small peanut politicians who
hang round the table for the crumbs,
want guilty officials punished no mat
ter how prominent. Borah, Cobb
and other prominent politicians OF
the state have no right to protection
simply on account Of their promin.
once. Their case ought to 90 through
the courts and take the same proceed
ure as that Of the most humble oiti.
zen,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-20
Here and There.

~ most eaaiiy digested meats are
eold mutton. mutton chops, venlson
eandorl0ins. slrlolns. steak. lamb chopa
roast beef, rabbits and chicken.
the family with the largest known
pedigree IL that OF Confuclus, which
eorma the aristocracy OF China. Con
enclu lived $50 years b. @.
''Punctuality." said the octogenarian,
y the thief Of time. A punctual man
al my life, l believe have wasted
quits twelve years waiting for people"
A British magistrate. on being told
~ q vagahond that he was not mar.
ned. responded. that's e good thing
Cor your wife"
Learn b greet your friends with
amlla. They carry too many frowns In
4alr own hearts % b bothered VITA
any ~ yourA
wan paper with fancy eolored fir.
tires began 10 be used In 1000 The
aFs was developed thereafter largely
~ the French
E0A0 ROctOG-WaS Sne operation sue
OeufulH Second Doctor-oh, very. II
win probably neeessitats several more
->Philadelphla Record.
Buckwheat began to be cultivated In
England In 1897. II had been brought
anto Europe from Asm 100 years be.
farA
The frst camera obscura was invent
Cd By Giambattista Della Porta. an
italian philosopher. during the latter
hah % the sixteenth century.
ne arst cologne was called Hun
gaEy water. from the country OF It's
tnvens1On. IL was made from spirits
e wine distilled upon rosemary.
Walsrsas-DAa you say the meat was
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-20

tOuRh. sirf Customer Tough why, /
can't stick my fork In the gravyt-IIlua
erated Bita
II America were as densely popuIat-
d - Europe, II would contain as many
people a. there are in the world at the
present time.
H0wling and falconry were sports
pEActiced by the ancient Greeks, but
were carried to greater perfection In
nlsdiaevai England.
Turf hogs were dug in 1113 for fires.
Turf or peat boys are used tn this day
for fuel especially in Ireland. where
thay abound.
Extraordinary effects are produced
By he accumulation of small impulses
Galilei set a heavy pendulum in mo-
don by the well timed puffs Of Ma
breath. ElIicot set one clock going by
the ticks Of another, even when the
two clocks were separated by wall
John Tyndall.
Little Tommy was very quiet during
me FIRST courses, and every one forgot
he was there. As the dessert was being
served, however. the host told a funny
story. When he had finished and tb9
laughter had died away, his little SOD
exclaimed delightedly, NOW. papa, tell
the other one."-Everywhere.
Richard Wagner, the composer, had
his tomb made in the garden OF his
house, 90 that at any moment he could
visit it. He sometimes insisted on hav
ing his guests inspect this sepulcher,
and az the dinner table he took singl.
lar delight in descanting on the subject
Of death.
Herring, lake trout and whlteflsh are
removed from Lake Superior at the
rate Of about 100000 pounds annu-
ally. The herring comprise fully rs
per cent Of this quantity, the trout
20 per cent, while the remaining 8 per
cent u composed chiefly OF white 1sh
n. A. Carver in Sports Afield
The sun IL a vast furnace Of highly
vaporifed metals. 1t gives out 200, 1000,
600 times more heat than is received
By all lts planets, including the earth
IL "a also huge electro magnet. Pre-
cisely how much electricity it gener
ates We do net know.--Nsw York
World.
Canada possesses no general register
with recognized standard Of qualifl
cation fer the medical profession. Each
province possesses the right to estab
tish it's own licensing authority, aud
medical men qualified and registered
In one province are not allowed Il,
practice in an adjoining province.
"Did Jon ever know" remarked tile
medical authority, ''that any one who
viii constantly practice singing can
stave or consumption even So" re
piled the hard headed man, "some PEG
pie might stand a chance Of living
longer by letting consumption take it,
course. "--Philadelphia Press
In q Hurry.
Little Dimpleton-How long will II
take you to give me working knowl
edge Of tiu jitHuT
The Professor say two weeks,
"But, heavens, man. can't walt al
that time to get rid OF that cookF'-
New York Life.
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Whore Il Shows II Summer,

Snow. 4 appears. only falls In the
antarctic In summer and on those rare
occasions at other seasons when the
wind blows almost due south, and.
strange to say. these south winds are
warm winds, raising the temperature
10 90 or 90 degrees f. They seem akin
TO the snow melting Foehn winds OF
the Alps.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-20

Portland business men believe they
have lost the freight rate case. The
justice Of the claim OF Spokane is 50
plain that to deprive that city Of its
rights longer would be officially
criminal.
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An lnaln,,aAlon Fanracl

Clergyman - Madam, you must be
eohsoled with the thought that your
husband d ut rest.
Widow-Do you mean that he didn't
have any before he died3 New Or.
leans Times Democrat.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-20

Gould you do the landlord In me
Lady OF Lyonsr" asked the MANAGER
Of a seedy actor.
swell, should think l might I
have done a good many landloedRS
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Family Greetings.

A countryman meeting a pretty
peasant woman leading a donkey said
in passing. "GOod day. mother Of the
donkeys."
Good day. my most beloved son, -
was the instant reply.-Il Dlavolo
Rosa.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-20

A groom aged 101 and a bride of
100, Il the latest wedding announce
ment from ST. Louis. We are just
as old as We feel.
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Not Particular.

"Doctor. how can ever repay you
for your kindness to mer'
Doesn't matter, old man. Check.
money order NJ aash." - Milwauksa
GantineL
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RObt. w. Collins
Real Estate Insurance. Investments
Business Property


$10,500 We offer buildings and lots
covered by same on Sherman street
near electric depot, numbers 113 and
lis and the little cigar store adjoin-
ing on the east side, subject to lease
for so months to Spokane Brewing
& Mailing Co., rental for $1O5 per
month. We will sell this property
for one-half cash, balance $1,000 per
annum, 8 per cent interest. Look
this up.
Good investments
$4,000 will purchase the entire block
of ground at the Northern Pacific "Y"
including the large planer building
with platforms. Lumber sheds, Of
fee building, large barn, etc. This is
a very large block of excellent land
and one of the best business locations
in the city; must be sold quick. look
It up, there is no better for the
money.
1904 snap; this Is new 8 room
house with two beautiful lots, one a
corner, fronting east and north, good
fence, city water, fine location.
$s5o-Takes this 5 room cottage
with two beautiful level lots, fine 10
cation, no better garden soil, all fenc-
ed, city water, a bargain.
$4OO--A splendid new 2 room house
with large level lot, fine garden soil,
all fenced, near the ''Y". This is a
snap.
We have 20 level lots, fine garden
soil, near the N. 7. "Y" that we offer
at bargain, inside lots $3.50, corner
lots $275. The above property has
not been on the market before. 1t
pay you to investigate.
Lots In any part of the city or new
additions ranging from 500 to $500,
business lots from $1,000 to $40, 900.
We have two lodging houses for sale
at bargain, call soon.
$17OO takes a 3 room house with
large attic, pantry, clothes closet,
water in house, large wood house,
building new. well built and painted;
two acres of best land in the valley.
Just the place for a home; north
Fourth street.
For either residence or
business property we are
headquarters for renting.
Robt. w. Collins
Suite s WiggetI Block
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WILL kXCHANGE-Pony, Buggy, harness
and saddle for small gasoline launch or real
estate. Inquire Press ONCE
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FOR RENT-Of6ee space in Wiggett Block
See A. Blixt, Brown Table supply 90.
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LOST-A brown siberian fox tail irom FUR.
Return To Press fliee, reward.
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Classified Advertisements

WOOD SPLIT PUI.LEYS-A number of wood
split pnlleys, different sizes, for sale cheap. APP
ply 10 Press Office.
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wANTED-A woman for cook aud housewOrk
steady work. good wages for right party. APP
ply this office.
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MANTED-An experienced man 10 care FOL
stallion, Belgian Horse Co. Occur d'Alene Livery
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-20

FOR RkNT-Nicely furnished front rom,
suitable for one or two gentlemen 3ll Lakeside
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-20

FOR sALE-o one team. Occur d'Alene Liver,
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FOR sALE-rYSo acre tract hne level irrigated
land for garden, free water, close In, terms. In
Quire 1854 Third ST.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-20

MANTED-To trade watch In good running
Zee.
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Little Dimpleton-H How long will Il
take you to give me a working knowl.
edge OF jiu Jitsu?
The Professor-oh, say two weeks,
"But, heavens, man. l can't walt all
that time to get rid OF that cOokF'-
New York Life.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-20

LOST Five dollar bin Kinder return 10 I0si
First and water, receive reWard
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Gordon Repp Portiers made from heavy grad.
reversible Tapestry Repp, in plain red and greep
and combinations, all very pleasing; yards Iop1
and so inches wide; worth $40, this sale " .5O
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No. ia. A Nottingham Lace IL yards long,
of better quality and in pleasing patterns, 65c
only. :. 80. Observation-Disclosures. W.
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SPAN OF MARES, light wagon and double
HarTisan avenue, J. W. Paul n
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WallTsas-DAd yOu sRy the peat zee
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-24
: QUEER FAD IN JEwElRs.
OrnAhnsnts Are Made to Initiate Wom4
 =s-en's Pet et-kverslons. ''' #

A spirit of daring has infected the modern woman. She still shrinks from a caterpillar or an earwig. but her jewelry must be made to initiate them, though they are among her deadliest foes. The most upto-date brooch is such a clever replica of a moth that careful housewife might be excused for peppering her furs and flannels. Lace pins, which used to be set with pearls and diamonds. are now decorated with . fearsome wasp or . gigantic daddy lsng legs.
 Creepy" sets are offered by some West end jewellers. They comprise a spider's web necklet made of hne gold wire in the center of which a hungry spider waits for the fly hover ing on the outskirts. A spider brooch and a fly bangle complete the set
 Caterpillar hatpins are effective in hat trimmed with flowers and foliage, but the spirit of daring has been best exemplified in the cock roach" safety pin. The coekroach ranks as the "creepiest" in woman's category of insects, and the jeweled representation is so accurate that even it's owner is calculated to mis- take her latest purchase for the orig final and scream.