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The Washington times., 1907-04-19

BOSTON. April 19-Never in the
eleven years which have seen Patriots
Day celebrated by the Boston Athletic
Associations Marathon race, a twenty
fve-mile contest. has there been such
a large number of entries as the 3. A.
a. has received for today.
More than a hundred men have sent
in their names. and the race viii almost
have an International flavor. as several
crack Canadians have entered. Tom
Longboat, the Indian runner. IS 20 ap-
pear. and the Swedish Gymnasium Club.
Of Boston, viii be represented by Gust
Nass.
Boston picks Thomas Sullivan, Of the
St. Philip A. A. Of that city. as the
probable winner. Sullivan finished well
up III tho race last year and is not
worried in the least by the entry OF
LOngboat and Dernis Bennett. William
Labarre, and p. II. Kerr. the Canadians
It is conceded, however, that man
who has one Of the best chances of win
ming is William Frank. Of the Irish
American A. c., OF New York.
The Washington times., 1907-04-19
CENTRAL AND TECHNICAL
MAY NOT PLAY TODAY

The game between Central and Tech
nicsl High School. which IS carded TO
usher in the interhlgh school champion
ship series at National Park this after
noon, viii in all probability be post
poned because OF tho Indictment weather.
Always great rivals, a great CROWD in
variably turns ont to see these schools
IN competition, be 1t on the diamond.
gridiron, or cinder path. and it is more
than likely that the contest viii be
postponed and played on q day when
weather conditions viii not make It dis
agreeable for the spectators.
The lineup Of the teams for the first
game will probaJy be.
TeChEical-Mess, shortstOp, Goodman,
first base; Chaplin, second base Plat,
left field; Onutt. right field; Spencer,
center field; Benson. third base, Brew
ster, catcher; Richard. pitcher
Central-M. Mcdaniel, third base. Tur-
ton. shortstop; A. Mcdaniel, first base:
Rogers, left field; Richardson. catcher;
Taggart, center field; Smith, second base;
Thomas, right field; Rhecm pitcher.
The Washington times., 1907-04-19
BLACKBURN GETS
SERIOUS SETBACK

PHILADELPHIA, April 1s. - Jack
Blackburn met his match at the Broad
way Athletic Club last night in George
Guuther, the Australian fighter With
the exception Of the second round Gun
Their had The better OF Blackburn, and
when the tight ended the latter was IN
considerable distress.
In Tia second Blackburn rad GUnther
tD bad way, aHC one OF his blows 20
the face dropped Guuther 10 the count
OF nine. Il looked rather bad for Gun
Their at this time, but the Australian
easily rallied and for the remainder
81 the fight showed superiority over
Blackburn.
The Washington times., 1907-04-19
COLUMBIA GOLFERS
TO HOLD TOURNEY

The dates set for the annual spring
golf tournament of the Columbia Golf
Club were this morning made public
The tourney, which is open TO all mem
bers Of the United States Golf AssocIa-
ton, and such other players that may
be invited, will be held on May ., 3. and
I. on the club links. adjoining Bright
wood avenue.
The list Of events and prizes. as given
out by Secretary Ben Woodruff, are as
follows:
First sixteen-CIub trophy to winner
of tournament, second prize TO runner
up for club trophy, consolation prize 10
winner of defeated eight
Second slXteen-Flrst prize, second
prize, consolation prize TO winner OF
defeated eight
Third sIxteen-First prize, second
prize.
Fourth sixteen-First prize, second
prize. The above contests will be match
play, eighteen holes
Qualification prize. first day. for low
est score in qualification round, medal
play, eighteen holes.
eighteen holes, medal play, on Satur-
day. May j.
Gross score prize for lowest gross
score made in handicap contest.
The program for each day follows:
May @2 m, qualification round
stroke competition, eighteen holes
May 30 a m, first sixteen, first
round; 10;90. second sixteen, first round;
1880 a. m, third sixteen. FIRST round /.
II 80 a. M fourth sixteen, first round,
D. m. second round. survivors in the
four siXteens and first round in cOnsola-
lions.
May 40 a. m, semi-fnals, all con
tests, 2 p. N, finals, al contests.
The Washington times., 1907-04-19
DAY AT JAMESTOWN
FOR NATIONS NEWSIES

August . has been set apart by the
jamestown Exposition management as
Newsboys' Day. Il IS planned to have
% 90 neWsbOys from every part OF the
Union present on that date, and the ex-
position management is aow IN CORE
spondence with the leaL-lg daily papers
Of tie country relative to perfecting the
arrangements. The present plans con
template the gathering OF neWsbOys IN
uniform. headed by different bands, and
arriving by special trains from all the
large cities Of the country on the az
ternOOn OF the I'D.
The Washington times., 1907-04-19
GHINAHAN WINS HONGRS
AS COLUMBIA DEBATER.

NEW YORK. April Is.-V. X w. K0o.
a full-blOOded Chinaman, has carried
Of debating honors at Columbia Uni
Nersity. This is the second time within
a year that a foreign student has won
the OraJOriCal prize. KOo IS ire son
Of z. 9. Koo secretary Of foreign af-
fairs at Pekin.
Resolved that a national income tax
would he beneficial for the country at
large" wsS the question under debate.
kOO supported the affirmative and
brought out his arguments n such
Clearness that the negative was routed.
This IS KOo's second year at Column
bia He is q member o. the class Of
1863. Already he IS one OF the mos;
prominent men In his class slC in the
university.
The Washington times., 1907-04-19
STELLINGS CONVALESCING
FROM THROAT TROUBLE

AUGUSTA, Ga. April 19.-GeOrge
StaIlings, ex-manager of the Buffalo
Eastern League baseball team, whose
alleged mysterious disappearance was
the cause Of an article being written in
regard TO 1t in a local newspaper, Is now
cOnvalescing from the throat trouble
which he has had for some time, and.
in company with President Boyer, wit
messed the game yesterday afternoon be-
tween Augusta and Charleston.
Stallings looks 10 be IN a bad way, and
has been out of the city hospital here for
only few days. He registered at the
hospital under the name of Jones, and
the fact that he gaev q fictitious mime
at the infiTmaTy led to the belief thai he
had left the city.
The Washington times., 1907-04-19
HATCHETITES PLAY
TRINITY TOMORROW.

George Washington Will play Its sec
ond game at home since the return
from its Southern trip, when II meets
Trinity College at Van Ness park to
morrow afternoon. This will be the
second meeting OF these teams this
spring, Trinity having won the prevI-
Gus contest
The Hatchetites have shown a big
Improvement since reaching home,
however, as IS evidenced by the-r defeat
OF the University Of North Carolina
and Coach Cummings men are hopeful
of retrieving the game lost down South.
Umpire Collitiower viii call the game
promptly at 40 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1907-04-19
BAIT IHORE BOOKS
ANOTHER FIGHT

BALTIMORE April 1a.-Joe Thomas
and Willie Le--is have been matched 10
fight fifteen rounds before the Eureka
Athletic Club. this city. within the next
two weeks.
They are to meet at rs pounds. and
as Thomas claims the NWelterweight
championship. that title Is supposed TO
be At stake
Herford's plan TO have the fight within
the next two weeks Is TO accommodate
the many New Workers who will be here
during that period in attendance or the
PimucO race meeting Lewis is well
known here. as he defeated Young Grit
10 and Joe Tipmau in this city
The Washington times., 1907-04-19
- - - CURES
- - - BLOOD POISON

The first symptom Of Contagious Blood Poison IS usually little sore
firmly rooted IN the blood the
mouth and throat CoPperood breaks out
body glands in the neck and
often ucerang the limbs hands face But
all if allowed it works down and
attacks the bones causing decay and makes complete phys
with
Contagious Blood Poison for every day the remains IN
blood the trouble dangerous stage and
There
certain Contagious that is S. S. the
blood purifiers.
by down the blood forcing particle of
makes the blood different
parts the body tones the and this humiang and
The
vsp completely
s
Contagious every stage
minerals we'll
you suffering with this deasng disease get the poison of
further Special home
the disease medical
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The Washington times., 1907-04-19
Remarkable Lacrosse

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, April 10
In what was perhaps the most Won
derfUl game Of lacrosse played on
Lehigh Field in the past decade,
Lehish and Harvard yesterday tied,
5 10 g. An extra period was played.
but after thirty-two minutes Of bril-
liant lacrosse the game was stjU a
tie. Lehigh practically lost the game
on a misplay by Barth, in the sec
oud half, who, on a back swing at
the ball. batted it accidently into
his own goal
The Washington times., 1907-04-19
BOSTON MORNING GAME
Is WON BY THE GIANTS

BOSTON, Mass. April 19.-New York,
in the National League, took the morn
ing game Of the Patriots Day holiday
here today by 4 10 1.
The score: r. h E.
New York ....3O OO1 C0OO-4 2 /
Boston -.-.--....O o o o ! o. I
EatteTies-Aimes and BOWeTman; Dor
Uer and Needham. Umpire-Emslie-
The Washington times., 1907-04-19
CALVARY BEATS BETHANY
IN CLOSE BALL GAME

Calvary Baptist and Bethany Chapel
battled for seven innings at McDevitt's
field yesterday afternoon, Calvary win
ming by TO s.
The score by innings.
R.HE
Calvary ......... 2 0 Is 3
Bethany ......... 0 0 6-S 9 3
Batteries-Calvary. Williams and Pal
mer. Bethany, WhOrley and Wood.
Umpire-NIr. Ernst.
The Washington times., 1907-04-19
JUST CAUSE FOR COMPLAINT.

A woman in northern Missouri has
sUed an editor because, in writing the
obituary of her husband, he stated. He
has gone 10 a happier home. Kansas
City Post.
The Washington times., 1907-04-19
WHERE lie sHOE PINCHEs.

First Magnate-The problem of taking
care of the poor is a hard one
Second Magnate-MOst difficult. It's
easy enough TO get money from them,
but il runs them TO give it back-Life.
The Washington times., 1907-04-19
MELODY FAYORITE
OVER N. SULLIVAN

Los ANGELES. Cal, April 19-Honey
Melody and Mike CTwin) Sullivan are
last getting into condition for their
twenty-round fight. scheduled for next
Tuesday night
Less talk and buster has characterized
in Los Angeles for many months. The
two men came quietly into town and
started training without any of the
noisy press-agent glare that usually ac-
companies a new fighter into strange
city. Melody has the utmost respect
for Sulivau's ability with the padded
mitts, and the same holds good for Sui
livan, who makes no foolish statements
regarding his ability 10 make a one
sided fight Of it. The best proof thai
both men have a wholesome respect for
each other is the manner ia which they
have gone about their training work.
one hundred to so and even better,
are ObtainabIe today at the downtown
betting stands, with Melody on the
long end.
Nothing more has been heard from
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien since his tel
egram announcing he would be in Los
Angeles tomorrow night, and Tom Nc
Carey and other interested parties are
going ahead with the details for the
fiesta week fight taking it for granted
that O'Brien VIII keep his word and
arrive in this city Friday night
That Tommy Burns feels confident in
the matter is testified by the fact that
he moved, bag and baggage, to Long
Beach yesterday and will arrange for
training quarters at that city
Tom McCarey is figuring on match
Jack (Twin) Sullivan and Hugo Kelly
for the middleweight championship of
the world, the battle 10 come off on the
night CT May 10, fiesta week two nights
after the Jack O'Brien-Tommy Burns
heavyweight battle. Both Kelly and
Sullivan are willing. and McCarey will
90 into the details Of the match today.
The Washington times., 1907-04-19
Size Of John 1.

He Isn't any small proposition, but Is
a much bigger man than Burns or
ScnreCk-ahOut the size OF John L. Sui
Ivan when John was IN his prime. He
knows a lot about the game and s. a
cool, good-humored fellow who wouldn't
get ratified IN the ring. I'd Ike 20 stack
him UP against Jefries. Just TO see how
he looks in action It's my impression
that he'd make q hit and I've the
money ready 10 risk on the proposition. Do
The Washington times., 1907-04-19
CANS IS BOOSTING
DR.. KRONE'S GAME
WITH BIG MONEY
Talks CareleSSly of Wag-
erS He IS Ready to
Make.

Out In Chicago they are working dill
gently 10 bring a new aspirant for the
heavyweight boxing championship be
tore the public
This world heater iu embryo IS Zoe
Krone. said 10 be q full-redged saw
bones Of nerve and muscle We don
know much about Doe in this section,
bit are willing 20 learn. Here are some
burning words sent out by the mediCc
active and capable press agent, VINO
credits them 20 Joe Cans. AS Cans also
probably needs the advertising, he
makes d cushion shot 10 publicity OF
the doctor as follows:
Joe Has Money.
The general impression seems to be. %"
says Joe Cans. that 1 am fat broke,
and that for this reason. even II the
match with Harry Lewis goes through,
/ viii ultimately have to surrender 10
the terms demanded by Battling Nelson.
Not quite, and not yet awhile.
Il will admit that / have spent quite
a bunch Of money unwlseiy, and that 1
haven't taken care of my income as I
should II Is quite true that crap shoot
ing and policy have made dents in my
receipts. but those receipts have been
pretty satisfactory. AS the result.
can safely say that while / am pretty
badly bent. ] am far from broke.
Just as a way Of showing that I
still have some money. and also as a
means OF increasing my wad, " anyone
will gamble with me, here's a PROPOSE
ton. ] viii match Dr. John Krone. the
Chicago referee. who yearns 20 be a
heavyweight, against any OF the men
now IA the game. and viii risk anything
from e, 600 TO $4,000 on his chances. That
viii show what / can do in the way OF
producing ready money, and will also
show that 1 believe there's a new heavy
weight coming VINO can make good.
If I didn't think the big physician
could deliver the gods. ! wouldn't make
any offers on him, for two reasons
wouldn't want 10 lose my money. and
Doc IS too good a fellow 20 be wallOped
ny anyone / have worked With him,
given him points and boxing practice,
ana seen him perform IN private, and
he surely looks good 10 me.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
The Bess Peurtry Food.

The best Poultry Food made Is none
too good for the men who wants pouI
try TO pay. Pages Perfected Poultry
Food has IN 1t the ingredients which
have been found especially valuable
for laying hens. 1t Is al honest food.
Read what s e. Penoyer Of COnstan-
Tia, \. y says about II; Il can truly
sag that Pages Perfected Poultry
food IL The hest Poultry Food thss
ever fed 70 M hens.v
Any one seadins his address on 3
postal card fe G s Page. HYDE Pask.
Ntss aEd ueafiaaiug ills paper. tzIll re-
eeiee Is nsall fre postpaid. = sample
packase Of pages Perfected Poultry
Food
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
TESTED AND PROVEN
Their Is Heap Of soiaee In Being Able
TO Depend Upon a Wen Earned
Reputation.


For nlonths Iarfe readers have seen
the constant expression q praise iof
Deans kidney Pills, and read about the
good work they have done IN this local.
ity. Not another remedy ever produced
such convincing proof q merit.
Mrs. Lewis Marcost, o. "a Maple Ave,
Barre, VI, saysi ~fhreo years ago Mr.
Marcott gave a statement IN which he
told what world OF good Deans Kid
ney Pills had done him. lie had sui
iered for over two ycax with a heavy,
duh pain in his back and through hia
hips. His back was weak and sometimes
be would have sharp shooting pains
across the loins There was also srou.
BILE with the kidney secretions which
we're unnatural and fun Of sediment. lie
learned Of Deans Kidney Pills through
friend who has used them and procuf.
ing a box he begun using them. He soon
noticed they were helping him and after
taking four boxes the pain had lett ms
back and the kidney sccretionA had be.
come natural and clear. lie uses them
now whenever be feels any slight re-
turn Of the trouble and they never fail
70 give prompt relief. Our advice 70
anyone suffering from hackache OF Kid.
ney trouble Il 70 procure Deans kidney
Pills at +. A. browns drug store ami
give them a trial.
For sale BY all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milhurn Co.. Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the United states.
Remember the named oan's-and take
no other.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
ron SALE II THE y. D. CATE REAL ESTATE
AGENCY. HOLSTER BLOCK, BARRE, WI.

Cottage hsuss seven rooms, At 81 Franklin
street. corner of Beacon. The lot u v feet on
Frankllh street and 10 feet on beacon
street The house Il nearly new aud mas bath,
electric lights, gas, furnace. bot water con
hection, Connected with flis sewer. Every
ffisng III ffst-elsas ropsiF 1he prca " very
reasonable 1851
Farm. Here IS tiie farm Won have been iook-
fne for 7s acres Ia miles from the city post
olilce. THIS farm viii keep 70 cows ana team
HAY an cur Ntfh machine Good Grafssd apr
uie orchard Near school Buildings good,
WIN running water AZ house and barn Eaa-
son for selling iS the owner ~ g0iag away This
4 tie only farm 81 81 size ard yalne this dis
f4ner from the city proper thai 4 on the mar
kst to-day. VIII Erii stock, tools and produce
with hefaTfn If preferred. Don't be late Call
lit the above agency for price ana terms.
iTel PEA l6stg
A large storehouse for safe Or 10 rent ls4sf
POR gALE--A two-tenemsat house ID one of
the lest loesti8as 81 the city. Eleven ltving
rootas. two pantrys ana tWU bath ROOMS Al
Aniahed EtIe beat. Modern eoDvenienees, a
2ggsarn eF N0ed spring wafef goes with the
place iaYRa i0t eight and enc half rods ~
seven rods VIII Ne aeld 1t bargain spsa
81 once. Inquire u W A. HAL, it2 Elm street.
after Socigek. H
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
ruNBRIDeE.

Toe young son Of Dana Wright has
another attack Of appendicitis.
whitney W. r. C. was wen represent
"a ct the district meeting at South
Royalton Thursday.
Miss Ella Gertrude Chadwic, daughter
81 Afrs. Geo. d. FaFnham. ard Lewis
Everton Dawson Of Woodsville. y. IL,
we're married Nliresday etening at
the home Of the brides parents.
Tunbridee Grange. p. Of IT.. was or.
ganized last week BY District Organizer
Flint. assisted By ID. II. Morse, both Of
Randolph. The lodge starts of with
thirty.two charter members with pros
poets Of many candidates soon. A. G.,
Folsom vas elected master, G. II. Sum
ner. treasurer. Hattie Hayward, secre-
tary, Vim. Miller, o.; Mrs. A. G. Folsom,
l.; r. Y. fuller. chaplain; B. c. Howe,
s.; G. W Osborn and Mrs G. A. Tucker,
assistant s.; +. +. 0oss, O.; Mrs. c. w.
Osborn, c.; Mrs F. V. fuller, p; Miss
c. S. CiIley, f.: DR. Hayward, Wm.
Folsom and f. Blake, ex-comm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
lively chase For ] Horse.

Rutland. Oct 1S.-A horse belonging
70 Peter IcFmon, who lives on the noun
tain east If this city, was stolen from
the stable back Of hfs house Wednesday
evening, but was recovered BY the own
er after hard chase. Jermon went to
bed early, but was awakened bya noise
mt bis barn and on hooking ont of the
window he saw man driving one 0f
his horses down the road he III.
nediately tried to get the police 81 this
city but az he was unsuccessful il tbts
he took another team and gave chase.
He overlook the thief On Killingtgn
avenue, lint before he got near enough
70 get good look at the man the fellow
jumped from tie wagon and escaped.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19

TO RKST-snali tenement At " Brook
street. Call az the hoasc. t7stf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19

FOB sALE-A coffaRe house Of seven rooms,
located on orange street All the modern Inn
proveinents. Apply ~ % Orange street iD4u
FOR SALE-On. account Of owners death
viii sell farm formerly known a. the Charles
Perrin farm ia Berlin. Vt Harm ~ fHll o. hay,
Il well stocked and growing crops are IN good
condition Farm viii keep ~ bead d cattle
Mrs Minnie Cate, Exeeutfix. =. q, FOX y,
Berlin, VI Phone slz-s Montpelier, W. izsu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19

COWS ron eALE-One frpsh and uumber
70 eomsin. @. \. Barnes, Orange w. ie'u
BRICK ron bALT.-Inqulre Of A. n. fAns.
Tel Ell-i1 i1Au
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19

STATE OF VERMONT. / In Probate Court.
District Of Washington, -. I held IN Nonipel.
Ter, IN and foF said District, on tbe iith day OF
October. a. j.. 1907.
George Cassie, Administrator 81 the estate
Of LesHs y. Henderson. late 81 The City of Barre.
III said District deceased presents hts adj
misistFatfon Account for examination and
allowance and makes application for de-
cree u distribution and partition Of ths estate
Of said deceaaed- Whertnpon y s ordered ~
said Court that said account and said apph-
cation fae referred 81 4 sessi0n thereof. " be
held at the Probate Ui1cg w said Montpelier.
on the 13th day 81 October A. u. 1900 for hear
ing and decision thereon. And Il il further
ordered that notice hereof he given to All per
sons Interested. ~ publication u The satne
three weeks successfully IN tie B1uc Daily
Times a newspaper Published At the clty Of
Barre In tEis STATE. ETeyions ~ satd time ap-
pointed for hearing thar they May appear AZ
sa}d time and place. and show cause. II any
they may have, whY said account sheuln not
b allowed and such decree made.
By tie Court. Attest.
HIRAM CARLETON, Judge,
Sat Oct i2-le-29
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19

TO RENT-slx room tenement. ready oeto..
Der - Inquire Of u. W. Hooker . Go. i7aff
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
WOMAN 10 INVADE AFRICA.
First American Of Her Sex % Hunt u
Great Wilderness.

GREAT WNotthssas
Announcement Is made that Mr., and
Mrs. Percy Madeira Of Philadelphia viii
ioWgo the pleasure Of the coming social
season for trip 70 the wilde u South
Africa. says a special 20 the New York
Herald.
~ the way Of the Indian ocean, which
means a twenty,one days trip, NJ. and
Mrs. MADEIRA win leave ID the latter
part Of October. and their plans nov
are 10 remain IN the wilds all win.
ter.
TO Mrs. Madeira Is accorded the dis.
iinetion of boing the first American NO.
man 20 attompt such an expedition, al.
though sevtral prominent women Of
England, accompanying their husbands
On similar expeditions, have returned
with glowing accounts 81 their life there.
Il i nov limited that one Or two other
manlbers Of Philadelphia society may
ioln Mr.. and MFs. MADEIRA, but nothing
dthnite has been decided.
Mrs. MADEIRA win Join her husband
Ia his shooting expedition aud i enthu.
siastic over the prospect Of this novel
experience and decided change from the
winters rout Of balls, dinners and gen.
oral entertaining.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19

TO RENT--Up stain tenement az No 7
French street. Every thing iirst-class. Will
be vacant November lat Fred l. Page. -
Highland avenue. fTTf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19

TO REST--A tenement Inquire d. n. Miles,
~ North Main street. fseu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
ANOTHER QUAKE.
Smaller Shock Recorded at The weather
Bureau.

Washington. b. G.. Oct. ia small
earthquake shock recorded al the
" ca1aer Bureau yesterday, beginning
at about six hourn twenty minutes a.
m. 18th meridian time, and lasting
thrce.quarters 81 an hour.
II Il quite possible" said Chief
Moore. "t6at this record may represent
an after shock Of the great disturbance
recorded throughout the world Mcdnes-
day. The disturbance was 20 small,
however, that All is characteristics are
not clearly defined The relatively
strong motion occurred from 6;25 10
Gao. The maximum motion was great
er In the east and west direction, but
amounted 70 only about one-two-hun.
dredths part Of on met.
"The distance Of the disturbance may
be PLACED at approximately 5000 miles
from Washington. but no estimate can
be made a. 70 the direction"