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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-06-13
Sheriff Haun took Will Clark to
the asylum at Topeka yesterday.

the asylum at Topeka yesterday.
Wall paper at Adams 6, Cos
The very latest md all qualities.
Take your chickens, turkeys; eggs
hides and furs to the Gordon Poul-
try Company. i.
Kramer's Wanda, high patent
flour, is the best in ; the market
Sold by H. D. Fair.
The new soda fountain and ice
cream parlor at Luallen's will drive
away the blues. Try the remedy.
With favorable weather the
frame work of R. r. Faxon's house
on Walnut street wlllIbe up this
week.
]. H. Minick has sold his fine
driving mare to L. w. Chaplin. L.
w. paid $125 for her and consid-
ers it a bargain.
Gano and Hoag will receive fat
hogs at the stockyards on Satur-
day of this week and Monday
morning of next week. IL.
The Children's Day exercises at
the different churches Sunday
morning and night were we'll at
tended and highly enjoyed. /:
T, Lindley shipped the bal
ance of his calves; = two car
loads-to Kansas City on Monday.
He accompanied the shipment.
The Isabel base Eau nine came
down Saturday to trot the Medicine
Lodge boys a heat but the rain in
terfered and the game had to be
called off.
When you are figuring on sew
ing machine remember that the
New Royal and the New Home
are the leaders. No others as
good. Adams & CO. sell them.
Mrs. Muller and family, have
moved into the Beggert property
formerly known as the Ramsey
property-on South Walnut re-
Gently vacated by E. F. McCls arey
and family. i
The assessor found only forty
six dogs in the city of Medicine
Lodge this year. We are just
little suspicious that somebody
was ashamed to admit that he
keeps a dog.
c. B. Currie and wife have post
Poned their trip to New Mexico
until there is an Improvement in
the condition of Mrs. Kinkaid,; Mr..
Currie's daughter. /;
Barber county has quit shopting
for rain. The past week has given
us superabundance, of it and the
farmers would now welcome a dry
spell in order to take care of. the
big wheat crop.
DR.. Coleman was called to E. l..
McCracken's in Elwood township
Sunday to remove an absces sfrom
E. LIS. little boy. The DR.. SAYS
the little fellow went through the
operation manfully.: i
Unless wet wealth er continues to
interfere harvest wild be on in full
blast the latter part iof this week.
The yield promises to be fair and
the quality exceptionally good in
Barber county this year.
Mrs. Chas. Kinkai d: and children
of Dodge City are visiting friends
and relatives in the city and Elm
Mills township. They arrived the
middle of last week and will re-
main at least another, week.
Claude E. Walterl returned home
from Kansas City for the suramer,
last Thursday. He,thinks he will
try farm work awhile City life
doesn't seem to be the right thing
Tor his con stitutional makeup. :,
Charley Morgan, the horse deale,
of Harper, was here the latter part
of last and the first part of thi.
week and. picked UP a nice bunch
OF horses He did business with
nearly all of Our local horsem EN-
Phone messages from St. Fran
CHS Hospital, Wichita, where Mrs
7. B. Klnkaid is receiving treat.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-06-13
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1905.
A. 7. 4 8. P. RY. TUNE GARD.

a. I. q 3. T. BY. TIME CARD.
LEAVE. ARRIVE
tss n MEDICINE LODGE, KAs. s s:s5P
No train service on Sundays
ll:O6 train makes connection with A. T. g.
Q. +. for Hazelton, Kiowa, Alva, Woodward
nno all points in Panhandle, and with Wichi-
u. Kansas City and points east.
1:45 train connects at Attica for points
south. Oklahoma, Texas. East bound passen-
gers taking this train must remain over
aignt at Attica and leave at $40 IN.
r. A. EDGAR, Agent.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-06-13

When you are figuring On a sew
ing machine remember that the
New Royal and the New Home
are the leaders. No others as
good. Adams & Co. sell them.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-06-13

There is this much TO be said to
the credit of the people of the CITY of
Harper: They have fiEally aroused
themselves and indications are that
they are about to take: steps TOW ard
Kidding the city of Icfiminals and
maniacs, since the last kill NO
When Milt Hull Iss killed last
tall no effort was made tows lr d
bringing the g uilty parties to ius-
tlce and since that time the: tov 7n
has had a rumbel Of robberii es..
Shootings and. kindred crimes. A.
city or a community that winks LAT
violation of law and scoffs .at Ii, :
enforcement will sooner or late, j
drink the bitter dregs from its own
cup, but eventual. WILL not bring
backithe murdered VICTIMS nor heal
bleeding hearts. Harper's exam
pie should serve as a warning Ito
every town in Kansas that !aaf bcrs
idW1eSsneSs.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-06-13

Charley Morgan, the horse d ealer
of Harper, was here the latter part
of last and the first part of this
week and picked up a nice bunch
OF horses He did business with
nearly all of Our local horsem EN-.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-06-13

Phone messages from ST, Fran
CHS Hospital. Wichita, where Mrs.
Z. b. Klnkaid is re ceiving treat
ment, state that sheI will be able to
come home in week: or ten. DAYS
and that no surgical operation will
be necessary. 1t is better news
than her friends and relatives ex-
pected.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-06-13


t 10 Gents each. Rich.
Miss Newsom of Sharon arrived
Monday to visit with Miss Dora Haun.
For SALE-A lotof Poland China
hogs of different ages.-Wml. L. Coryeal.
The B. Y. P. U. will giyea lawn So
cial on the Baptist church lawn on
Thursday evening. June 21st,
Master Clifford Jewell Of ENID, OK,
arrived Monday to visit his uncle and
aunt. M. and Mrs. w. r. Forsyth.
Frank Drinkwater resigned his job
as book.keeDer with V. S. Cook and he
and his wife left Monday for Topeka
Mrs. Rev. Pauiin sister of Mrs. ".
M. Covert, of Upper Saudusky, Ohio.
arrived on Saturday to enjoy a good
Kansas visit.
Frank Dunn am, at one time a real
estate broker of Medicine Lodge nut
now a lawyer of Oklahoma, was looki ng
up old acquaintances here yesterday.
Mrs. S. H. Hinton and granddaugh.
ter little Virgie, returned to their horne
at Capron. Ok. Saturday, after a; pleas
ant visit with Mrs. HIS. daughter, Mrs.
w. l.. Parsons.
B. 3. Daugherty went to Harper, bis
former home last Saturday. He return
ed the first of this week. accompanied
by daughter who had been attending
an academy IN Danyille, Kans Col d.
water Star.
Mrs. G. L. Long and the little; girls,
Agnes and Margaret, arrived from
Washington, D. c., on Monday. The
Senator will arrive after the. adjourn
ment OF congress which Will be at the
close OF the present month.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rudolph went to
Wichita yesterday to be present at the
graduating exercises of Mt. Carmel
Academy. Her daughter, Miss Alice,
is member of the class of :'O6. Both
will return home Monday.
We can all see what's the matter
with Main street between tab postoffice
corner and the next corner north, when
it rains,but it's not 80 easy TO suggest
an inexpensive remed y. Guess we'll
b aye to resort to the city way and go
m nc uinn IF tho
There has been no mail from Lake
and Sun City up to the time of our 60.
Ing TO press this week, which explains
the absence of our Lake anu Sun CORE
spondence. 1t Is claimed that the roads
between here and Sun are SO bad that
the mail carrier can hardly, make TIA 9
trip during wet weather.
The population of Valley township
was reported to the county CLERK Mon
day and the county abstract is now
completed. The total population of
trustees is Z, 137 "a gain of 4s9 oyer last
year. Valley does not show the gain
expected. Last year her population
was BIZ. This year it is 32e.:
An interesting bout in police court is
scheduled for next Thursday Hattie
Green claims someone Durglarlzed her
house few nights ago and stole her
gun and destroyed some of her wlndo "
screens. Weunderstand that one or
two arrests have been made and more
may follow. Rallroaders as we'll as
| local talent are mixed up In the deal.
w. FL. McCague went 30 Wichita
Monday to note the improvements in
Mrs. McCague's condition. There rs a
probability that the nurses and phys
| clans who are taking care cf her, will
consent to her leaving this week and in
that event she will probably be taken
The Port Gibson reveille., 1906-02-08


large assortment Of Solid Color Cashmeres, Fancy
Worsteds, and many styles of Dress Goods too num-
erous to mention, ranging in price up to 2sc sale
price .AOS
rs pieces Extra Fine Quality Imported Black Goods
specially adapted for Ladies Skirts and Suits excel
lent values at $I.5o to $500, sale price 89c
30 pieces Fine Imported Wool Fabrics suitable for balls
evening and OPERA in all the delicate shades OF
pink blue lilac cream lavender, gray and all other
shades; have sold at from CSC to $Ioo mighty sale
price at DOC 10 <yc
large assortment of Mohairs and Brlliantines, worth
75c to $Ioo per yard during this sale from Sc to 2Ic
Corduroy and Vevets in stylish shades, worth 75c sale
price 59C
Blue English Voles and Florentne Crepe and Examines
the most stylish Of the seasons fabrics, regular dollar
values, mighty sale price. SOC
Good quality Brown Domestic, worth today &c sale
56-inch Ladies Cloth and Repellants in all the
shades value up to $r5o per yard sale price 79c to 4Sc
Excellent White Fannels you cannot buy them any
where for less than 25c, sale price lac
100 pieces OF Solid Color and Fancy Fanneettes and
Outings they the best you ever bought at Ioc to
I21zc, sale price ..712c
Extra Heavy Canton Flannel very wide and well Aeeced
we'll worth I21zc, sale price. &c
SILKS
One lot Silk Crepe de Chen all shades worth IS cents
mighty SAFE GP Prcee; e,.. shade ,,rteg
we'll worth from soc to 75c, sale price 900
MEMS, LADIES' AND cHILDREN's HOSE.
Mems and Ladies Fast Black or Tan Seamless Hose
regular price I5c mighty sale price. ........... &c
Ladies Extra Fine Maco Cotton Black Hose regular
price 2oc sale price. lac
Mems and Ladies' Beautiful Fancy Hose, worth from
soc to z5c your choice at this sale. 39c
Girls and Boys Fast Black Ribbed Hose, regular price
Misses and Childrens Fine Fast Black Ribbed Hose,
regular price 2oc, mighty sale price. .I4c
Extra Fine French Ribbed Hose regular price IS cents
mighty sale price i9c
L1NENsi L1NENsii LINENsin
6onch Beached Table Damask, regular price SO cents
MIC sale nric
The Port Gibson reveille., 1906-02-08

Mems Fedora Tuxedo and Tourist Felt Hats selected
from lots where there only two Of kind,
worth from $I5o to $780, your choice at =. .o7c
Mems Felt Hats, values up to $500, sale price. $Io8
SOME OF THE MANY BARGAINS TO BE HAD.
Good Pins paper for.
Hooks and Eyes black and white, worth sc, at.....Ic
Pearl Shirt and Dress Buttons, worth 1oc at....3c
Strong Wire Harpins, per package.
Dress Shields worth 25c, mighty sale price
Good Quality Safety Pins, only ly...............3 sc
Good Quality Garter Web worth Ioc, at. ........4c
Extra Good Quality Brass Pins at...............3c
J. & p Coats Thread, per spool l............... &c
great variety Of Featherstitched Braid, worth 1oc,
sale price !. ...........-................
Black and White Thread, 2oo-yard spools, &c
Yard wide Best Quality Percales, worth I21zc, sale
price &c
LADIES SHOES .
Over Two Thousand Pairs of the very finest of the
sons goods Hand Sewed Bluchers and Lace Shoes,
Paris Toes, all weight soles, Patent Leather, Russia
Calf French Kid etc. They the best Of any Shoes
brought to this market and they in all sizes and
widths worth from $500 to $500, your pick at this
One lot Ladies Fine Vci Kid Lace Shoes, Paris Toes
with Patent Tip, worth $3.50 mighty sale price $J47
SPECIALTIES.
14o Large Bed Comforts worth $Iso to SI7s Soc
40 Rolls Of Extra Fine Japanese and Chinese Mating,
beautiful designs come early and take your pick and
$500 to $500 each roll.
One lot OF Ladies Fine Tailor Made Suits sold at from
$Io5o to $I4.5o, sale price $687 to $486
Ladies Wool Sweaters, embracing all the leading
styles and coors beautifully made, with the new
sleeves, well worth $225 to $325 sale price. $IIo
The Famous w B. Corses for stout slender and medium
figures price everywhere $Ioo SIPS, sale price 70c
Ladies Fine Parasos and Gentlemen's Umbrellas,
neat handles worth from S2oo to $2.25 49,. .$T18
GOO pieces Wool Knitted Goods embracing Fascinators,
Zephyr Shaws Hoods. Underskirts Sacques, etc, will
be sold at half their value during this sale
$3.Q8 to $687 you buy handsome Tailored Over
in this seasons cut the equal you cannot secure
for less than $85 to $I25o
Mems Heavy Top Shirts worth 8oc to $I.oo .48c
SHOES FOR MEN AND BOYS.
ale
The Port Gibson reveille., 1906-02-08


S448 for Mems Business Suits, immense range Of
Fancy Mixtures in mingled effects, single breasted sack
styles these certainly the greatest values you
saw at the present Sab
$6o8 for Mems Fine Suits comprising grand assort-
ment Of Single and Double Breasted Sack Suits, in
Black Blue and Brown Cheviots some solid Worsteds
and nobby Tweed Mixtures, in all the newest and
most desirable shades superby tailored, French face
finished perfect fit guaranteed equal in every respect
to suits that sell for $I25o price .$6oS
5000 for Mems fine Dress Suits equal in every respect to
fine custom work This seasons best styles in Cas-
simeres, Serges and Scotch Mixtures; better values
or better made garments have never been offered by
any concern. We claim them o be equal TO any $I65o
garments in the market al this sale. your pick $3.50
At S1248 you are offered your choice Of any Suit Of
$3.50 and $225o grades in this mighty sale. $I2-48
CHILDRENS SHOES.
1000 pairs of Childrens Shoes in all styles, in Vc Kid
and Heavy Leathers, in Lace and Butchers, in all
sizes and widths in light and heavy soles line Of
Shoes that will surprise you; have sold at from ooc
to $5o take your pick during the sale from 97c to 2oc
The Port Gibson reveille., 1906-02-08
REICH BROS. Port Gibson, Mississippi
Thursday Febuary8 tt, q

Stevens Pure Linen Crash Towels regular price I5c,
mighty sale price. ...+,,.,.....,
Good Quality Bed Spreads Marselles patterns, SIPS
value for .oSc
Good Quality Bleached Seamless Sheets, ready to use
mighty sale price -43c
HANDKERCHIEFS.
90 dozen Ladies and Mems Handkerchiefs, your pick
during this sale. .:...:-..::3 sc
81 dozen Mems and Ladies Hemstched Handkerchiefs,
regular price &c, mighty sale price &C
SO dozen Mems and Ladies' Fine Handkerchefs, num-
Der of styles, well worth I5c sale price &c
1000 Fine Grade Colored Bordered Mems and Ladies
Handkerchefs, regular price Ioc, during this mighty
400 Ladies Fine White Pure Linen Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs 25c value, sale price. Ioc
EMBROIDERIES AND LACES.
10000 yards in different widths and great variety of
designs Cambria and Swiss Embroideries Edgngs and
Insertions patterns value up to 25c sale price &C
One lot of Insertions Edgings and Beadings, Dainty
Patterns, mighty. sale price. -. &c
1900 yards Of good Torchons Laces Edgngs and lnse
tons TO match mighty sale price,. .oc
The Port Gibson reveille., 1906-02-08

Our Store will DC closed Tues
day and Wednesday the 9th and
9TH, - - 10 mark down prices
In plain figures for this Mighty Sale
The Port Gibson reveille., 1906-02-08

80 Prices will reach Lower
than Ever Before during
this rIighty Sale.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
MY BABY BOY

When in the west the golden sun is
dying,
And all the world is sinking into rest;
And in my arms my baby boy is lying
His golden head close pillOwed on my
breast;
Tis then the time he begs me tell a
tory"
And closer still he cuddles up to me,
The while the sun sinks lower in its
Beyond the ebbing. purple tinted sea.
The night wind sighs in cadence low
and grooming.
The mocking bird is trilling a good
night.
In melody which has the sleepy tuning.
The mother sings her baby, soft and
light,
And dimpled arms and fingers fair and
slender,
Around my neck are tighter clasped,
and then
I feel their soft caresses fond and ten
der.
As into fairyland we go again.
tell him wondrous tales-a sprightly
story
About the elfmen living in the wood
OF Jack the Giant Killer, and the CORY
Blue Beard and little quaint Red
Riding Hood;
And deeper grow the shadows as he
listens,
And lower, lower stin DER shore ant
sky,
The dying sunbeam family CLEANS ans
glistens,
And meets the seas soft. Grooming
lullaby.
Blue eyes once bright with wonder
ment. grow weary.
And softly gently, sleepily they close
And far away from childish trouble
dreary
My baby boy to dreamland sweet
goes.
And from that mystic country, troo
with singing.
To bear my golden head far, far fror
sight,
The fairy bands that noiselessly g
winglng,
AS all the world is murmurin
Goodnight"
"Good-night. my baby boy" and ther
above him
stand and watch his breathing sof
and light;
All, could he only know how much
love him,
When 1 caress and fondly clasp hir
tight.
And as I smooth the shining golde
tresses
And tenderly I kiss each dimple
hand,
I ponder, while bestowing my caresses
That sometime. sometime he will un
derstand.
e. A. BrininstooI.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
TIL GENTLE SEX
How to Clan Rugs

Mr.. George Leland Hunter gives the
following dnstructionsof interest to all
good housekeepers in n article entitled
'The Truth About Dctored' Rugs" in
Country Life in Amaca for July:
THE care Of a fine ug lis everything.
Just as thoroughbred racers have lux
tury ana affection latshed upon them.
30 thoroughbred rugs should be treat
"a gently and tendey. The broom
should be used dailysn them and they
4hould be swept Wit the nap. Every
nbird day. after the sweeping. sawdust
tRat has been slightly moistened should
ba sprinkled over the rug. which should
thfn be gone over with carpet-sweep-
erA Be careful to have the sweeping
preAeded the application of sawdust. as
otheNwise the moisture will turn some
of thk dust into mud that calSing itself
in then threads win ravel the fbres.
Once a week rugs should be taken out
on the lSWn, spread out face down and
then gently tapped--gently, mind-with
a fiat rattaR beater.
Fine rugs. like razors-and people,
too-require rest. BY no means leave
rugs in use during the summer. When
the warm weAther approaches have
them taken up. carefully cleaned. and
sent to cold storage. The process of
cleaning as practiced. by experts is as
follows: First Of all the DUST is removed
by the vacuum system then the rug is
spread on its face, liquid olive oil soap
Is poured over the back, and it is gently
rubbed with a brush Until a fine lather
forms. Then the same thing is done
to the face of the rug After that, warm
water is played over the rug until it
revives After the hot shower, OF course
a cold shower follows, and for about an
hour on a concrete floor that slants
slightly, cold water runs over the sur
face OF the rug from sprinklers. Then,
i'm order to take the water out the
rug is rolled with the nap, a light
wooden roller being The tool employed
After which the rug is spread out on
the roof face up. FOR three clear days
and nights. When the sunlight has re-
moved the last vestige of moisture. the
rug is rolled up with the nap and is
ready for storage"
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
A eeoaraphieaI Romano.

Young Phil Adelphia fell in love
With pretty Mary Land.
He schemed and thought till almost
H..
How he might win her hand.
I'D better be about it now.
"SOon as I Kan.," said he.
cor else my rival, Louis Vile,
May get ahead Of me-"
He went at once to see his Miss,
An ardent call TO Pa.
As he approached he saw her as
She i'm a hammock La.
Said he. Come. take a walk" Said she,
"All right, but wait a mite
Till my New Jersey I can get,
IL may turn cool tonight"
They had not wandered very far
When Phil with might and Maine,
Began to urge her to accept
Him as her loving swain
I'm not religiously inclined,
'Nor do 1 go to Mass"
Said he ''but sure as truth is truth,
There is no other lass
For whom I care a Tenn. cent piece.
Not even Ida Ho,
Whose father owns the biggest farm
This side Of Buffalo"
"Alas." said She what shall 1 say2
I never learned to Wash,
Nor clean the house, nor Mo- the lawn
Nor even cook a squash.
The China I'd be sure to break,
The Turkey / should burn,
And Greece I'd SPILL or some mishap
Occur at every turn;
And all the things I'd try to cook
From daylight until dark.
Would be so tough, you'd think tha
they
Had come out of the Ark"
Phil laughed a laugh most blithe am
Ca,
Pacific was his mood,
And said. You are Superior
To all girls ever wooed.
Come. a New Haven let us seek.
Where we may dwell for aye.
I In peace and Concord all our lives.
Forever and a day"
She gave consent. and they We're We'd
For a new port set sail,
Where they arrived, when safely they
Had weathered every gale.
Their JOY was great in that most Dies
OF all United States.
The state Of matrimony VINO
Could find such loving matesf
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
English Mullins

Dissolve one-third ounce of yeast in
one-third cupful OF cold water. and add
it 10 one pint Of warm water in which
one teaspoonful of salt has been dis
solved. and gradually stir in one quart
Of -four. Beat the dough well and let
it rise in a warm place about five
hopIs shape the dough into balls
about twice the size of an egg and
ratten to one-third of an inch in thick
ness. Lay on a warm creased griddle
and set on back of the stove for about
twenty minutes. Then draw forward
and bake slowly for fifteen minutes
turning often. When done tear them
apart, butter and serve.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
SUNDAY in THE CITY
It's Quiet in Winter, but in Summer
Well


Well
'If there IS anything IN the course Of
the week that gives me a feeling OF
solid comfort" said a West Side man
to Providence Journal reporter. 1T
Is the quiet Sunday at home. I don't
go to church very often, perhaps to
my discredit but / do enjoy putting
In the day with a good book. after a
glance through Sunday paper or two.
and stroll Of a mile or two by way Of
gentle exercise.
The quiet Sunday at home is an
right In midwinter but at this season
OF the year Il Is more OF less Of a fall
ure, at least In my neighborhood. So
long as the weather calls for open
windows the word quiet is nothing but
a mockery. I rather reckon it's all on
with my quiet Sundays until the last
OF next October.
"A few weeks ago I sat down with
my paper as usual after breakfast.
and after an hour OF two my brain was
aa seething mass OF profape thoughts,
and perhaps / made a few hemarks out
loud; can't remember. Thc day was
fairly warm and the windowseswere al
open- Apparently Il was no dag of res
for the neighbors. for most OF fhe
were busy. In the next house a llttN
girl was practicing tAvo-inger exercises
on the plano and she did II for several
hours with determination and the loud
pedal.
AT another neanby house there was
young woman who went through a
repertoire OF about twenty-three bal
lads with a cultivated soprano shrek.
She was accompanying herself on the
plano. hitting the right notes now and
then, and the concert was evidently
for the benefit Of some masculine per-
son, for once IN a while a near-tenor
voice Joined IN the chorus. Down the
street little way there was a man
laboriously picking out popular songs
on flute He was a beginner and the
lingering bothered him. I could see
him sitting by his open window In his
shirt sleeves. Ever and anon he paused
TO wipe the perspiration from his brow
and scratch the place where a collar
ought to he on a Sunday. II was hard
work.
From somewhere else I'm the neigh
borhood came the distressing music OF
two monographs. and across the street
there was an automobile. the noisiest
one / ever heard. The folks who own
ed lt would take a ten-minute ride
around the block and then come back
ana walt around for twenty minutes
or so, leaving the power on while the
machine was standing still. They didn',
seem to care TO go or anywhere for 4
ride. Apparently they were satisfied
TO have the thing stand chug-chueeinr
IN front OF the house. so all the NEIGH
bors would know they had one.
About I O'Clock / got tired OF II all
and went TO ball game. where I could
hoot and holler myself with a clear
conscience. The quiet Sunday around
these parts seems to he something Of a
myth"