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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21
How rhnf

We ofer one Hundred Dollars Re.
wari for any case Of CHtafrh that eau
not be cured by Halls CaiaFrh Cure.
r. }. CHENEY a CO., Toledo. O.
We, tho undersigned, have kuown n.
-. cheaey for the last rs years aud
believe him perfectly honorable In an
business transactions and dnanciaily
able % carry OUT any obligations made
By his arm.
Waltng Kiuuan a Marvin,
Wholesale pruggisis Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh cure l. takea inter.
ually, aeting directly upon The blood
and mucuous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sont free Price SIS oeuts
pr bottle. sold By an druggists
rake Halls hmlly Pulls for con,
stipation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21
X-RAYS

And the Oregon Bar Association
concerning the Bristol appointment
Just said. "Ratsi'
Seventy millions gone on the Panama
canal and no one knows what kind Of
canal it Is intended TO build.
go. yer purpural" Violet colored
spring arrived today fresh garlanded.
fragrant. sweet and welcome as FIRST
love
srotiy SAYS he Be- mo- actor, but that
does not prevent him being a fool.
Vow that spring is here the gentle
housewife will be- seen with head In q
sling. and her worser half will get bic
lunch st tho restaurant
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21
Elect ADVISOR

The Y. NJ G. A. elected a members
cabinet to act as advisors With the reg
ular board Of directors. AZ a meeting
held Tuesday evening The cisciioB
resulted as follows
Onieers-Prcsidrnt, Charles Rojhi
yieoprcsident. Ivan ruinami treasurer.
August =. Huekcstsiu.
Directors-PhysIeal work Perry
Jones, John steinbaski religious work.
Geo. Hatch, silss Rich, p, Butler. vii.
fred winans, Rca utteFi social work
otho Ragu, Frank Myers member
ship, Dr. II. O. Eplcy Hubert Daue,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21

working was thrown 20 feet farther.
johnson was clearing land on a ranch
belonging 90 the Hood River Fruit
Company and ii Is supposed that, while
iamping a charge IN a stump be acct.
dcnially struck tho cap ilis head
was blown on. leg broken and
large hole was blown in bic side. Ho
leaves "a willow and several children.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21
sure cure for Piles.

Itching pilo produce moisture and
eauss Itching, this form, as well as
blind. bleeding Or proiruding piles are
cured by Dr. Bo-san.ko's Pile Remedy
Stops itching aud bleeding Absorbs
tumofs 5Oe a jar Al druggists, Or sent
BY mail. Treatise free. Write me
about your case. Dr. Boank5, Phi'a.
delphla, IA.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21
somo 1nt.restlng Photorraphs.

Albert Shaw has o group Of very 10.
tercsting photographs on view in front
Of his cleaning psrlors at 4so Court
street. The pictures represent the va.
rious departments in the large cleaning
and dysiug works for which be is
agent
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21
AN a Mlstaks

"tsa't it a fact professor, that the
troubles Of society are caused by one.
half Of tho world not knowing how
she other half liyesi"
"My dear sir tho trouble comes from
the one half trying 20 dnd out"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21
Skin Grating 70 save hoy who Was
Bcalded.

Bcaldcd.
40 tho North Paoidc saualorium yos
tcfiay Dr. n q. Coeey, With che a..
aisianoe Of other physicians, performed
che operation of skin gfafting upon the
~ year old sou OF Prof w. q. Alder.
sou, principal of che public schools AZ
81. Johns Tho skin vas furnished by
a i5yeafold brother of tho sufferer.
Three weeks ago sealding water was
accidentally thrown over the boy =
body aud the skin was almost entirely
burned on from che waist down. ile
Vas removed % North PacId, sanator
ium. II is said that be aud tho broth.
er who furnished the skin are improy.
log as rapidly AZ could boz expected. The
operation IL said 90 have been entirely
successful
Prof VIM. Anderson Is former real
dent of salem, aud was graduated from
Willamette University in issp li.s pa.
touis are stiil residing here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21

With an old enemy Of the race. Goa.
s'ipation' often ends 10 Appendicitis
To avoid an serious trouble With
stomach, Liver anj Bowels, take DR.
Alng's New Life Pils They perfectly
regulate these organs without pain or
discomfort s5e a. }. C. Perry's drug
store, Salem, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21

s l. Appia sK-PFobate judge, Otta
"a Co, hsnsas, writes, "This l. q
say that / have used Ballari's Hore.
Aoun1 syrup for yearA and that I 40
noi hesitate 20 recommend d as che
eesi cough syrup I have ever used -
see, see and sloo. Fas sale BY d. y.
Fsy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21
a Noteworthy coneert company.

Few men have made more favor
able impression on che public thau HaF
~ r. Bulgerworih, His voice possess
es unusual range, and be- sings with au
artistic duish rarely found among the
many musicians on tho concert stage.
Those associated with him Ia the Harry
T. ButterworIh Company a Faslso az.
tists Of great merit This company ap,
pears az thc Opera House tonight Ia the
" NJ, q. A. entertainment course. The
advance sale of tickets insures a good
house.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21

There Will be a basketball game be.
tween the high school girls aud ths
University girls Friday evening ia the
varsity Cm, rbls game closes the
season for Willamette, ana ID i ex.
pee,ed % be a close contest. as the
teams appear % be svsuly matched
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21
At Work on commercl,l

The Light q Traction Company /, y
work today on its part Of the grade
South Commercial street. In con
places the stone an is from i2 70 4
inches aud will make a lasting 70,
bed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21
Not Extravaaant

The MotheF-But I'm afraid "a
young man is extFayagant.
Tho Girl-Ridiculous mothsfi va
he was here four hours last Highi Al
only kissed me three timss-YoHks'
Statesman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21
State News

Horse buyers are securing The coun
try around Eugene for draft horses
which are wasted in southern Cali
fornia.
The Conoo Club Dance given by ths
society young ladies of Corvallis. was
ono Of the leading events of the winter
Of that city.
simpsons Grille aud The A. q. q. W.
hall. whoh were recently destroyed
BY hro a. Albany are 90 be- rebuilt
Immediately
Tho horse races saturday at Corvallis
were largely attended by out of town
people There was considerable bet.
ting going on.
Tho Eugene meat market was robbed
Monday night of a cash register that
weighed over POO pounds 40 trace
can b. found of H.
sheep are said 90 BE- dying by ihe
thousands in Lake county. where snow
IL two of three feot deep and cfustcd
This coalition b. said 90 esisi north
Of Warner valley on the desert
Tho Elks the youngest of the fra.
ternal orders represented in Ashland
held Dee hrst anniversary Friday even.
log More than ESQ people from all
parts of southeru Oregon attended ihe
affair
Tho coroncr's iury Investigating the
death OF siephcn van nouteu ths we'll
known Douglas county horseman. found
dead az hls home in Rosrbufg sunday
evening. returned a verdict Monday of
death by natural causes
sss
A letter received from rloyd VII
liams the % A. e. graduate aud aih |
lets. who IL nos in che army service
iu the PhiliPpinesP says that he 10 90 |
remain in Manila until luly. Ne o.
ports everything dne. but che extreme
beat and the mosquitos
srs
Mm. cofneit au early pioaeer ~
Ofegon. died al his home In Condos.
March no No arst settled 10 the vii
iamctte valley Ia is5a. In Polk sounty +,
where he resided uniil 1850. thence ~. /
iug 10 Lost Valley Easiern Oregou
no leaves wife and eight chilirsu.
tuo ~ them hr.ug '0eue and Ftank
Oornett of Alhauy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21
Something just as Raa

BookloyeF-'I wish 10 get Steven,
son's story The Suicide Club"
Bookseller" We're just out Of that,
but here's the yearbook OF the Auto
mobile Racing Association Puck.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21
Smiles

Among the pleasures Of the editor g
existence for the next year will be op-
ening daily mail for deadhead advertis-
ing for the jamestown Exposition.
$50
Next 10 the Southern Pacific Tom
Kay does the biggest business in the
county. lie is an independent man, or
be could not afford. 20 6ght the clerk.
ship graft and get al the young lady
clerks down on him the way he does.
10 takes enterprise to announce East
er millinery openings in the face Of
late backward spring. But Salem mer
chants are equal 90 anything, and no
matter what the weather. Salem ladies
will wear Easter hats IL it rains dogs
and cats.
Some Of the newspapers that are
railing the loudsst az the direct primary
law are making more money at legiti.
mate advertising Of advertising Of
candidates than they ever made before
IN their lives out Of a prediction cam
paign or the whole election year, for
that matter.
That was a proper order issued by /
Acting Mayor Bowen, instructing the
police 10 arrest aud land In Jail all |
men. boys or girls found conducting /
themselves in an improper manner
after dark This will put stop 90 |
"chippy" soliciting and "chipps /
chascrs '- Baker Democrat
sss
Salem politicians should 20 into the
next legislature and secure a block Of
land cast Of The state house for a gov
crnor's home. a state soldiers monu.
mcHi. "a state normal school, There BE-
o. chance Tor tbo Salem candidates for
The legislature 20 promise the people
something for their votes
sss
A writer boz Everybody for April /
has this sweet vers., called "wtb /.
May Across che scai"
Once moro 20 sco familiar stars
Look dpwn through friendly trees
once more 20 feel the heart Of youth
With May across che scasl
Once more % see tho hyacinth
Press upward through the grass,
10 hear the plowboy's tuneless song
Above tho fuuowod pass.
10 dreams the willows silver along thc
rising streams.
10 dreams tho shining valley puts 90
her springtido glcamsi
sss
our faeriious fficnd ~ the Forest
Grove Times is advertising us ln many
Ways that are not always compliment,
,ry ilo IL mistaken in tho following
10 thinking that the onics OF log siator
s smaller ofico than that of COVER.
ior Can't tho legislator lay down the
nw and tho salary fof the goyernori
'hnt che legislature make the COVER
ior a senator n b. wants tot But here
. what he says and, AS the Hon. Ike
would say, "Nou cau draw q
.ouf Own conclusion
Brother llofcr ~ che salem Jour. d
lal is proving a disappointment for us q
We bad slated him for governor 20 sue. 4
eet uoyornor Withycomhe, provided {
10 would be- gool, and not kiek over .
ho party traces aud would keep on \
'ooming Oregon through bis william, a
zee Valley Development league. but d
.ow ha has gone and disarrauged the
.lans by becoming a candidate Tor the
legislature. He ought 90 know that be
anuot preserve his integrity and his d
II he goes into the legisa.
ure, The people viii not stand Tor o
Verything II no will snatch a small l.
lum nos out of his turn. be must not q
aPeet us 60 gct ham big juicy one ?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21
Keep Il In MIND.

Everything that temp,s the app,ii,I
fresh fruit, fresh groceriss-al R,l
gan's. i2g Court street Phone sB
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21
Spring II Now Here.

New clothing isn't necessary u you
hx up the old TO look like now. See
mc. Albert shaw. $50 Court street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21
stlll rnw Irn.

Troycr has still a few dozen Of those
Petite Folder Photos left Better get
some soon. Have YOU seen himi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21

slF0ugeh Waiter, hsAieE- wud Ross
Flour leads an S,Asss tog bread o.
eakea
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21

,. "a iohuson Was thrown t5 feet
aud horribly maugled D, an explosion
90 dynamite, vita which he was shoot
iug STAMPS Moujay afernoon. The
lamping bar With which 10 had been
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21

The new ageing process fof wi
Rose Flour makes lighter bread d.
ever
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21

Blended valley and Rluestem wheat
aged by the new proeess-Wild Rose
Flour
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21

scorr . BOVINE, ,sq P,.tl s1,.,. N.- W.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
ON COLLEGE GRID[RONS.
HARVARD ATTACK STRONG
Captain Hill of Vest Point Says
Yale'S Defence Is Better.

Ray c. Hill. captain and left halfback of the
West Point football team. has written letter
to THE Yale News" on the comparative
strength of the Yale and Harvard elevens, both
OF which defeated West Point by narrow mar
gin' He expresses the opinion that the two
teams are evenly matched. with Harvard
stronger on the offence and Yale better in de-
fensive play. The letter follows:
The recent games played by West Point
against Yale and Harvard certainly afford an
excellent opportunity for obtaining fairly ac-
curate comparison of the strength of the two
teams,
At the outset, let me say that I think the
game at New Haven this fall will be of the
most closely contested of recent years. for the
teams as units are very evenly matched A
TACT NIlch makes a comparison this year q
tr1he more difficult than II is ordinarily is that
the army team which lined up against Yale was
IN better condition and stronger in every re-
spect than the one which faced Harvard. But
with this in mind give it as my opinion that
Yale is superior on the defensive and Harvard
on the offensive. The Harvard line, on the
whole, was heavier and more powerful than
Yales forwards, but the Crimson backs were in
every way outclassed In defensive work Yale's
SECONDARY defence was the best that has been
seen at the Point this year. The Yale ends were
certainly faster than Harvard'S, but they did not
seem so sure Of their tackles. and had more
rouDle IN preventing gains made by the use OF
the forward pass. On the whole. them we found
II more difficult to make our distance against
Yale than against Harvard
HaIe's offence seemed to me weak-consider-
ably weaker than the ground gaining ability
which Harvard displayed. The Harvard backs
started faster and helped each other more Yale
was able to make first down through our line
but twice. while we had great difficulty in stop
ping Harvard's line bucks.
IN the kicking department there is little 70
choose between the two teams, although Har-
vard may DO conceded slight advantage. Har-
Fard however, has no drop kicker of ability In
running back punts, am inclined to think that
Harvard had a little the better Of 1t, although
frequent fumbles by Yale rendered 1t difficult to
judge her real ability in this line. That brings
up another point. Harvard's handling Of the
ball was very clean, while funbIing marred
YaIes work to marked degree
Taken as whole, If Il is possible to Judge the
strength and weakness of the two teams by
these games, should say that Yale has a de-
fence that Is superior TO Harvard's but an Of
renee by no means as strong. while Harvard
seems to make more profitable use of the new
plays permitted by this years rules.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
TWO RUNS TO HOUNDS.
Il LiUe Fo@ and a Drag Hmpt at the
Mead0zU Brook Club.

Meadow Brook, Long Island, Nov. (speciaD-
The members Of the Meadow Brook Hunt Club en-
toyed two runs to-day after foxes and the
other after the aniseed bag. The run for foxes
proved the most exciting. and brought together
field OF good hunters. The meet was at syosset.
and the pack found within few minutes after
the first cast was made. The trail led over Kirby
Hill and across the level country to Hickgvtle.
where the fox doubled and ran back toward East
Norwich where he managed to get into hole ana
escape.
Those who finished with the pack were Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock jr,. Mr.. ana Mrs Robert
L. Stevens. Mrs James Burden and Samuel VII
lettE.
The drag hounds met at 8 o'clock. with Mrs.
Thomas Pierce, Mrs. F. ". Swift, Mrs Adolf
Ladenburg Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Brooks Bev-
erly Robinson and Jack Rollins in the saddle The
hounds were thrown IN at Jericho Toll Gate and
ran at a rattling clip TO the Stevens estate where
the check occurred. When next put down the
pack back 10 the Quaker Meeting House, where
the kill occurred.
large party witnessed the run from automo-
biles- among them being Mrs James I. Kernochan.
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock jr.. and Mrs William c.
Hayes.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09

ago. had TO strike her colors TO Fortunate, IN the
handicap at six and one-half furlongs. After
Battleaxe had blufed along in front for five
furlongs, Fortunate took command and won
ridden out from Zienap, which, to all appear
ences ran below her true form. Her defeat was
not surprising, however, as Fortunate ran the
distance IN 20 which is within fifth of a
second of the track record made by Emergency
last fall
There was a great rush to bet on Emperor Of
India in the last race and his price quickly
tumbled from to l TO 8 to l, while even 5
to was hard to get the barrier was released
That he failed was due largely to the luck of
racing. as he was knocked back rounding the
home turn. losing more ground than Delmore
the winner. which was able TO beat him as the
judges were passed. The latter out in front
all the way and ran to his best form Johnstown
suffered quite as much If not more than En-
peror OF India, and ran a winning race He was
crowded back in the first furlong and last
most OF the way. He closed with great rush in
the stretch, and was beaten only a head for
third money, scant length behind the winner.
John Lyle which opened favorite. performed as
the betting indicated as nobody seemed to want
him at any price.
Notter and Mcdaniel earned the Jockey hon
ors, each riding two winners
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
FAST WORK At HARVARD.
Team Shoes to Advantage in Last
Drill for Indian Game.
LRr Telegranh 70 ~. rrInrnn.1

Cambridge. Mass. Nov. s.-Harvard had her last
hard practice before the Indiap game this after
noon, and II to-day's work be taken as cri-
terion Of what the Crimson is going to do on Sat
urday, the Carlisle eleven will to play fast
football to duplicate its victory over Pennsylvania
Although neither Captain Foster nor Lincoln was
in the scrimmage the first eleven scored three
touchdowns and goal from the field IN little
than half hours play. The varsity resorted
u an open style OF game with more success than
at any previous time this year, Osborne and Mac
Donald both making long gains on the forward
pass. The quarterback kick also worked WELL
Macdonald running twenty-five yards for touch
down on this play.
Reid has picked his team 20 play ths Indians,
and n so doing has made one important change
MacDonaid has been moved from right 10 left
end and Starr placed at right end. Foster ana
lincoln will play tho halfback positions against
the Indians and Parker may play centre This
will give Reid a much stronger team than he sent
against Brown. - ia
Glider and Rand. who have been playing as half
hacks on the second team, were taken to the var
Eity squad to-day and used IN rhe ScrlTaSes 1neir
work acceptable.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
WINNERS At THE PIML1Co TRACK.

Baltimore Nov. s.-Bentarnin Waddell won the
Greater Baltimore steeplechase the feature Of the
programme at the Pimlico racetTack. to-day. A big
crowd was IN attendance. The summaries follow;
First Cseven furIonss)-Poquessing, 1o7 (8tnes)
70 to and 20 :. Won; kamesha II, 10T lO'Bren),
to and 2. second; Josie Hampton. I0T (Heffsr-
mani, 10 and even, third Time, l;2S x. Water
way, SNOWFALL Garnet, Lit!gant, Eleanor G, Jig
Music Cherival end Country Lad also ran
Second (six furlongs)-Orphan Lad. 1I2 CDen-
nison). 70 and OUT won; Tudor 107 (snith). 10 to
ana 20 5, second; BotaDst. lI5 (Lee), 10 1 and
2 20 s. third. Time. 1;I4&. Lord Boanerges and
Charles L Lee also
Third Selling; nve and one-hef furIongsJ -
JACK Adams, l0e (Englanderl. 70 ana 70 !, Won;
orton DoObie. lo7 (Hagan), to and 20 /, second;
Blue Coat 10 Smith 70 and to :. third Time,
1:osA. Calnness Dixie Andrews. Roly Poly, Mafalda,
etonebrook. Mamie March. Jerry c. and Felix Mozzes
also
Fourth ceiling; Baltimore steeplechase;
20 and 70 s. won; Allegiance 14S (Hueston) to l
ana 10 !. second Follow on. $50 (Mr. Kerrl. 10 s
and 20 g. third Time, 4:2S2. Seventh Ward. Frank
Soers J. G. C, Worthwhile and Promise Ne also
Fifth (selling; Eutaw House Purse. ons and
three sxteenths miles)-Reldmoore 90 (Noone), TO
and TO 8. won Pleasant Days l02 (W Riley) so to
ana Is 20 !, second: Winfre6 A.. 10I (Lee), 30 20
and 1s 70 J. third Time 2:o2. Tavaunes. Sonoma
Belle. Holloway, Factoturn and Reveile also
race (fre one-haIt furlougs)-Daisy Frost,
1o7 g. Weish). 70 and TO !. Won; Mllstone. Io7
q. Johnson, 20 l and TO I. third. Time. 1:0s.
FL Tower, Brittanby Weyside. Wilton Lackaye Private
Stewart Norwena- Village King, Waterfall and Gar
also
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
THE TIGERS SCORED ON.
Harlan Shoes Ability IN Dropping
Goals from the Field.
tny telegraph to The Tribune. ]


Princeton. n. J.. Nov s-Ths Tigers were coached
In secret again this afternoon and from what could
be learned the scrub gave ths varsity hard
scrimmage The early part OF ths practice was
given up 10 blocking in the line and the varsity
walked through plays. When the scrimmage be-
gan the first team backs could not gain they
have been doing. ana the varsity did not score.
Toward the end OF the scrimmage. IL Is said. "Bil
O'Brien. the speedy scrub end, worked a double
pass for long run and touchdown.
Coke. the varsity substitute fullback. who was
relegated 90 the scrub team two weeks ago, has
shown such improvement that he taken back
TO the varsity training table to-day, and IN all
probability he will be- first substitute 20 Me-
Cormick.
Harlan. the snappy little halfback. VIII, does the
Princeton kicking was in prime condition this
afternoon, and Roper called on him for series OF
trials at field goals. From points between the o.
ward line and near mdield Harlan dropped seven
teen clean goals in twenty tries. Daub seems to
be the man for tackle the coaches are giving
him all attention that position and he Is show
ing up remarkably We'll -
The large coaching staff has been greatly
strengthened by the appearance Of Ralph Davis,
0B the famous Tiger captain and end, who viii
he with the Princeton squad the remainder or the
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
HARD GAME FOR THE NAVY.
If swarthmore Wins Match May Be Ar
ranged with Pennsylvania State.
rBy Telegraph to Tho Tribune

TeIegTapn 4I4'-117'4
Annapolis Nov. s.-The midshlpmen Will I@oe
c,.t[,r,ora or Saturday IN what promises to be
+ba borde4t game OF the season here. Special IN
tarest centres in the game, upnn the result de-
pends the proposed match between Pennsylvania
state College and Swarthmore for the champion
ship of Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania state mas oe-
fsated +he Carlisle Indians, ( TO O. and the Navy,
. 10 q while Swarthmore won from the University
of Pennsylvania by a score Of TO o. Should
swarthrnore beat the middes game with Penn
syIvania State will probably be arranged for De-
cember s. If defeated the Pennsylvania State men
will claim the championship.
The midshipmen will present their strongest team
the haIfbacks and PtenoI. after long absence,
viii be back at tackle. Norton will probably be
BILE to take his place at quarterback SAnglun, at
centre. viii face the giant Coble,
Swarthmore will outweigh Annapolis, although
the Navy backield IS slightly the heavier OF the
two Both Richardson and Northcroft will be tried
at fuIIback. Ingram will relieve Douglas at half
hack at the end of the first half as the latter is
not in condition TO last the entire game.