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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-07

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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-07

by a unanimous vote demanded in
its platform the guarantee of bank
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-07

land owners to get fee simple
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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-07

Ine letting Of contracts seem to be
s"olutsly on q business basis. Con
".csors talk over matters with com
.'''loners 10 their sessions much a.
~. IVY would talk oyer ih,ir propo>I'."us
= "' soe Directors If ii BUSINESS nuu-c
~ usea W 10 pol.llcaI dlckcrlng
The Forrest City times., 1909-08-27

Mr Pete Canale aas in Memphis couple of days ihis week on business, returning yesterday afternoon
 Thompson's EiHgHet strain Barred Plymouth Rock and Pure Rhode k and Red Egg for sale ai q 50 per setting of l5 II \ Knight
 As q household remedy for cuts, burns. pains. etc lr Cox's Barhed Wire Eminent has no equal. Price 25c For sale hy al druggists
 When tlte das'> work k done and you feel the need 0f d little whole some amusement you can't find q better place than the Imperial
 FREE If Dr Cox's Barbed Wire Eminent does not do all that is claimed for if your money will he re- funded For sale by all druggists
 Banner Stock Feed occupies class by itself. Try sack and you'll agree that it's the ideal feed for stock Fussell-Graham-Alderson Company.
 A splendid big new lot of handsome Queensware has just been received at the New York Racket Store. lmpe- rial Hotel Building. Call and see it.
 Take your stock 10 DT. Aldrich s shop when you want them shod in an up.to-date scientific mapner Wash ington street, opposite Fishers Hotel.
The Forrest City times., 1909-08-27

Workmen are laying a new concrete sidewalk in front of the T. W. Bar row place in the Russell addition now occupied by Judge J. S. R Cowan and family. It will be great improve meIit which will be highly appreciat- ed by pedestrians, and add much to the good looks of the premises,
 Mrs. W. C. Roy and sweet little daughter, Miss Lucille. of Greenyille, Mississippi, who have been the guests or her brother, MT. w. l.. Lawrence and family, for the past two weeks, have returned home much to the re- gret of their relatives and friends here.
 Now is the time to think about do- ing away with that old wagon, and buying new vehicle. Russell l-Graham- Alderson Company have just received q shipment of the famous Stakeholder and Owensboro wagons in all the va- rious sizes 10 meet the requirements Of farm work. See this line before buying.
The Forrest City times., 1909-08-27

MT. Fred Shreeve. of Linden Island was genial business visitor i'm the city yesterday. ''''
 Big lot of Owensboro log wagons Just received at Russell U-Graham. AL defSon Company. Best wagon made come and see them.
 Owing to the fact the flour has fall eu on m price, we are able to sell six bread checks for 25c. Klondike Bak- cry. Free delivery.
 When your stock needs shoeinp don f forget that Dr C. S. Aldrich is run Hlhg an up-to-date scientific horse shoeing establishment.
 Mrs. Annie Justice and children. of Memphis, have been delightful guests or NIT. and Mrs. Robt. Delano since Thursday of last week.
 All kinds of watch. clock and jew cry repairing promptly done by ]. II. StelnDerger Satisfaction guaranteed Imperial Hotel Building.
 NIT and Mrs. NJ. L. Monroe return. ed home Wednesday morning from a pleasant vacation trip in Washington and other Eastern cities.
 Pictures that amuse, pictures that instruct, pictures that thrill, pictures Of every kind, and a new program every night at the Imperial.
The Forrest City times., 1909-08-27

Mrs F. F. Baber. of Walnut Ridge. and Mrs E F Modisett, of Helena. mother and sister respectively of Mrs. ] F. Bass, of this city. stopped here Tuesday enfoute to the former city, to make their relatives brief visit, and are thoroughly enjoying the sweet hospitalities' of the lovely home of NIT. and Mrs. Bass
 Be sure and take bottle of Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarr- hoea Remedy with you when starting on your trip this summer T. cannot be obtained on board the train or steamers. Changes of water and eli mate often cause sudden attacks of diarrhoea, and il k best Go be pre- pared. Sold by all dealers.
 MT. l. l.. Holloway. of Little Rock. father Of Mrs. F.. F. Hodges, of this city, arrived sunday on b1ief visit to his daughter and family. returning home Tuesday Mr Holloway is q most pleasant and genial gentleman and was most faxarabiy impressed with our city and itS people
The Forrest City times., 1909-08-27

taf bad | sewer pi pe and fittings ,ssI received and fef sale by S. ?.
 NJ |. Beasley. sf Nafianna was ih the ely sunday a few hours be. tween trains
 Mis- Margaret Barrow left Sunday Ter a Nisif with friends and relatives Ia Little Eoes
 Mf and Mrs C NJ. Bridges and ltItie sou. Chalmers. Ner. visitors in Nemphi, Monday
 bafd Tie Tailor for pressing. cleaning or alteration work for Ia. dies of gentlemen
 FOR RENT , furnished rooms Tn new house hy September Apply 10 Miss Pearl Crippen
 Fusse il-G faham- | Iderson Company V and recommend Banner Stock Feed Try sack
 Nf W \ WItEers. 0f Blacklist. V as trading and mingling Nith friends in the city yesterday
 Al the new s,ylts ard ieathers in the newest fail shapes ef shoes. 1ust received at -. Lewis
 Alderman Lee Taylor 1T NIdenef Was III tbe rIfk q fss h8#rs Tuesday afternoon n business
 NI, | F Oliver of Johnson ,evn. ship Was among fhe visitors and shoppers iH town Monday
 Fresh batfefmI#k every dag from the Purity DaiF5. served A TraaE >ctah's fdsttme toei Room
 Banner Feed Tie be,th3t weather feed oB earth Tor Naar stock Fu~seii- Graham. \ Ldersah Company.
 Mr Homer FaIhfe returned home the frst ef tHe Week after d delight ful steamboat trip ta NJ Louis.
 Flies wili not bother wound where br. Cux's harired Wire Eminent k used. For sale by al druggists.
 New fall colors and styles in shoes 10 suit the dressiest man in the world Call and see them al Sol Lewis
 Try feeding your stock on Banner Feed Best summer feed on earth. Fussell-GTaham-A \ ldersou Company
 Dr Cox Barbed Wire Eminent. 25c, DOC and ls sizes Every bottle guaranteed For sale by all druggists
 A trial of Banner Stock Feed viii convince you of it's superiority Sold by Fussell-Graham-A A lderson Company
 MT RoH Hall. of Burnt Cane. was handsome visitor in the city Monday on business and sight seeing
The Forrest City times., 1909-08-27

MT. John Malouf spent a couple of days in Helena this week on business. returning last night.
 MT. !. R. Batts accompanied by hls son, MT. George Batts, left Sat rday evening Tor Athens, Alabama. where they Will visit for while with Feia- tiyes.
 Waterfall pufs, latest style rats. real hair switches, handsome line II Dutch Collar Pins latest styles. La dies, come and see them Mrs. War shaysky.
 As summer or hot weather feed for stock Banner Feed has no equal It's the best hot weather feed on earth. For Sale hy ell-Graham-A Aldersen Company.
 Fer Piles Use Dr. Coxs Barbed Wire Eminent, Dc size. fit does not give relief or cure you vour mnnev Will oe refunded. For sale by all druggists
 Five Dollar Watches for Three Dol lars, at the New York Racket Store. Imperial Hotel Building Don't miss this opportunity to get good watch very cheap.
 Mrs. r. W Lewis and children. Lu- cille and Edward, left Tuesday of last week for three-weeks visit with relatives and friends at Benton and Little Rock.
 Keepthe body healthy at this season by using Prickley Ash Bitters. Itis a necessary condition to successfully re- sist malarial germs. ]. T. Sanders, Special Agent
 MT. Maumas Rawlison. of New Castle, was trading and mingling with friends in the city yesterday. He re- ports crops considerably damaged and needing rain badly.
 Mrs. McCraw, of Memphis, an old time friend of Mrs. J. 3. Sanders, is a delightful guest in the Sanders home and is enjoying their sweet hospitali- ties to the utmost.
 MT. Geo G. Doris, manager of the Colt Gin Company's plant at Colt, was business visitor in the city this morning and has our thanks for an order for stationery.
The Forrest City times., 1909-08-27
On, you Imperial Theatre.
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Oh, you Imperial Theatre.
 Don't forget the Imperial tonight. Take Mrs Warshavsky your pearls See Sam Burd, the Tailor, about that fall suit.
 Wear neat dressy clothes-join sam Eurd's Pressing Club.
 Wind up the day with visit to tAe Imperial Theatre.
 Andrews Dustless Blackboard Bras CTS at the newsstand.
 Let sam Burd take your measure for that new fall suit.
 MT. Ray Bonner has been quite in- disposed for several days.
 Biggest dimes worth on record the show at the Imperial
 Squire ]. B. Sanders is on duty again after months illness.
 MT. Arthur Davis spent Sunday and part ot Monday in Memphis.
 MT C. c. Fogg, of Widener, was in the city on business yesterday
 Mr. J O. Bridgforth returned Tues day after short visit in St. Louis. Purity Dairy buttermilk served at the Pastime Pool Room. 5c a glass. A show that is enjoyed by everybody is what is furnished by the Imperial. Try a glass of fresh cold buttermilk at Frank Schuh's Pastime Pool Room. Go around to the Imperial and en- Joy an up-to-now moving picture show.
 Judge <. II. Mann spent Wednes- day in Little Rock on professional business.
 The Klondike Bakery Will sell six bread checks for Poe or 24 for sl. Phone IS.
The Forrest City times., 1909-08-27

New line of Florsheim. Williams kneeland and Bates Shoes just re ceived in al new fall styles. A Sol Lewis
 Al druggists sell pr. Coxs harbed Wire Linimeut Guaranteed to heal witeout blemish or your money re- funded
 Br Coxs Painless Blister. Guar anteed 10 blister without pain of your money refudDed For sale hy al druggists.
 Neu's Negiigee Shirts. whije and colOred, Sl. sl - and ! p0. \ hig stock just received hy Fasseil-'sfailam=A t- derson Ca.
 Mr John Winfield Is suffering the tertures Of a severe case of sciatiea in which misfortune Ire has our sincere sympathy
 FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms for gentlemen, modern eenven- fences. electric lights and bath. Ars Gus Sweet.
 Mrs. NJ W. Seaborn and baby boy returned home Saturday evening after short visit al health resort in Missouri.
 Superintendent Adolph Chilner, of the City Water X Light Company, was a business visitor in Memphis Wednesday.
 Dr. Coxs Barbed Wire Liniment does not burn or blister and relieves pain in a few minutes. For sale by all druggists.
 Don't forget Dr. Aldrich's shop when you want your horse or mule shod. Washington street, opposite Fishers Hotel
 Miss Minnie Granger returned home Saturday afternoon after a pleasant visit of two weeks with relatives and friends in Dumas.
The Forrest City times., 1909-08-27
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. Tho Kind You Have Always Bought s'sasss1s ss.ss sss of &HAZzzs1|

Fortify the body to resist malaria germs by putting the system in perfect order Priekley Ash Bitters is a won derfull system regulator. ]. T. San ders, Special Agent.
 MT. II J Warshavsky. who is in the Battle Creek Sanitarium at Little Rock seeking benefit to his health has improved very much and will re- turn home this evening.
 Mems Spring and Summer Under wear, in great variety of styles and fabrics. Something sure to please you may be found in the big store of FuS- sell Graham Alderson Go.
 Mir Guy Eldridge, of Little Rock, was in the city several days, having come over t0 attend the barbecue given by MT. Fenner Eldridge last Friday night a week ago.
 Don't overlook the big stock of Mems Negligee Shirts, white or color ed, offered at sl, sl.25 and sl50, by Fussell-Graham-AldersOn Co. They have the prettiest styles.
 Dr. Aldrich is conducting a first class scientific horseshoeing shop or Washington street, just opposite Fishers Hotel. Give him a call when your stock needs shoeing
 Nicest line of buggies ever brought to Forrest City-the celebrated Stude. baker buggy. Sold by Fussell-Graham. Alderson Company. Look them over If you need new buggy.
The Washington times., 1909-10-02
AmLNCAN WARSHIPS
TO QUIT NEW YORK

Formal orders were issued TO the
vessels of the Atlantic fleet today TO
disperse for the home ports as soon
as the Hudson Fulton festivities have
been concluded.
This means that the big ships will
leave New York about Monday or
Tuesday to scatter along the Atlantic
coast from Boston 10 Hampton Roads
Here the boats viii be placed in the
hands or the constructors IN order
that the effects OF the recent strenu-
Gus target ana battle practice may
be ObliteTated. They VIII remain 1U
the yards for several weeks
In the meantime. the general board
in Washington viii map out plans for
the winter cruise. This may take
them 10 the Mediterranean or some
other point which VIII enable them
to practice a. the ueVer-ending game
OF economical sailing. TIE working
out of problems such as were under
taken in the recent maneuvers and
on the long cruise will be continued.
Among other things will be decided
whether the erection OF fire control
or waste basket military masts will
he continued. orders have been is
sued TO discontinue the erection of
these masks until their suita bility has
been definitely determined.
The Washington times., 1909-10-02
Situation of AlfonSo's Sol
diers Considered Hopeless.
Re-enforcementS Sent.
PEOPLE HOWLING
FOR WAR TO END
Premier Admits Situation Is Be
yond His Control-Wants Mill
tary Dictatorship.

NADRiD, Via Heudaye. Oct With
The entire Spanish force in Morocco
penned up almost helplessiy in the
MeliIs peninsula, and all Spain howl
ing for cessation of hostiuties. the war
office today accepted the situation as
desperate. and 1890 additional troops
were ordered to Morocco. The first de-
tschments OF the re-enforcements. the
Queens regiment OF Iancers, is embark
ing TODAY.
That the Spanish reverses. following
the abandonment OF Mt. Guguru to the
Moors. have left the rebels in control Of
the situation. is the general BELIEF here
today. although the greatest care is ex-
ercised nv the officials to prevent the
publication OF news from the front The
low line Of hills that skirts ,he MeIHs
peninsula, blocking it OF from the
mainland. IS now held by the Moors.
who made an advance all along the ;me
following the Spanish retirement after
tho death of General Vjcaris and she
decimation OF his 200 followers
The civil authorities are doing their
best TO cope with situation here. They
fear that the ordering of further re-
endorsements to Morocco. when il be-
comes public. win be the spark that will
inhsme the whole country and precipi-
tate the uprising which they are str,.s
Cling TO avoid.
Premier Maura is today practically
willing 70 admit that the situation is be-
vond his control, and TO consent TO the
formation Of a military Dictatorship
with General weyler at its head Nae
war offise IS doing its best to have .his
course followed. as with weyler in CON
troi they believe that they could soon
end the Moroccan war.
The Washington times., 1909-10-02
BAKER SHIF rs AIDES
TO FILL POSITIONS
designations Cause Changes
in District Attorneys
Office.

Orders Of reorganization IN the Dis
trict Attorneys office were promulgated
today. 10 become effective October 4.
in reassigning his assistants, United
States Attorney Baker has issued the
following order:
''Mr. Proctor viii tale charge OF
Criminal Court No. n I le place OF Mr..
Perry. Mr.. Perry viii lake charge Of
the appeal cases, OF pure food cases.
except those that originate in the
Police Court; opinions 10 the Recorder
OF Deeds. and viii act as attorney 70
the School Board.
Mr.. Huidekoper viii have charge Of
all civil cases, habeas corpus cases. req
uisition cases. and will represent the
office before the United States Commis-
SiOner
MI Weyrich will be assigned 10 The
Police Court I'm the place of Mr.. Man
gan. and Mr.. Mangan win be ass .Gnel
10 this Office 20 take charge OF the Drs-
senraflo OF cases TO the grand JURY.
the preparation Of indictments ard the
Investigation OF applications for pi-don-
These regula tions are 10 take effect
on Monday, October {. 1903"
The Washington times., 1909-10-02
GOTHAM CHILDREN
IN GREAT PAGEANTS
Half Million Little Ones
Parade as in Days of
Hudson and Fulton.

NEW YORK. oct 2--An army Of
school children. half million strong,
participated today I'm the great chill
dren's festivals that are part of the
iudson-Fulton carnival These chill
dren's festiva.s and the Illuminated car
nival parade toHight make up the big
features in today's program.
The children historical pagearts.
commemorative of TIE days Of Hudson
and Fulton, were held in forty-six diff
ferent parks Throughout the CITY. so
that all OF New York might have A
view. More than 5000 Of the children
were in costume. The most impressive
portion OF the ceremony was the
swearing OF allegiance to the American
fag.
Today's festivities practically end the
Huds-ll-F -FNrlt5n celebration ~ sz'-yv York
city, The pageant now moving 70 the up
river rousps---
The Washington times., 1909-10-02

to the others shoulders, insisted on
keeping the President I'm order that he
could act as his caddy on another
course or nine holes on the golf links
Collins offer Of battle won the day,
and Mr.. Taft remained at the Country
Club half an hour after HIS announced
departure, and Collins had the pleasure
Of caddying 20 him.
All OF this eNolains why the President
reached Tacoma an hour late. It was
dark wneL he got IN and very few Of
the thousands of people were able TO get
glimpse of the distinguished guest.
At the banquet in the evening the
toaStmaster attempted to persuade Cap
tain Butt. the military aide, TO tell the
reason" OF Mr.. Tafts tardiness.
I'VE know IL is not our fault that the
President did not reach here on time. q"
said the tOastmaster and we are sure
that the President was not to blame So
it must have beer Captain Butts fault
We will now listen to the captains ex-
plana ton"
But Captain Butt refused to explain.
and all the guests felt sure that he was
the guilty party.
The Washington times., 1909-10-02
WOMAN IS BURNED,
DIES IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Eva Day SuccumbS to
Injuries Received While
Cooking Breakfast.

Mrs. Eva r.. Day died at The George
town University Hospital this afternoon
from the result of burns received while
preparing breakfast at her home, 1880
Thirty-second street this morning
Mrs Day had been In the kitchen only
few minutes this morning, when her
brother heard screams He rushed to
her assistance. and found her clothing
q mass OF flames. a blanket was thrown
about the burning woman, and she was
hurried 20 the hospital
Practically an the lothing was burned
from the body. and the flesh was
burned away iu some places At the
hospital il was found that Mrs. Day
had inhaled the flames. and her con-
ditior was regarded as critical from
the time Of her arrival.
Every effort was made by the ply
siCians to save her life. but shortly
after I O'Clock she expired
The Washington times., 1909-10-02
EXPECT PARIS FLIGHTS
TO SURPASS RHEIMS
Thirty Crack Aviators From Different Nations Ready
for BiplaLe and Monop plane Races-Amenca Is Rep
resented Only by Wright Machine

PARIS. oct About thirty aviators
are tuning up biplane and mouoplane
at the Juvisy aerodrome today in
preparation for the biz aerial tourna-
ment which begins Thursday. and CON
TIMES for two weeks. More astounding
flights than were made at Rheims are
expected.
thirteen monoplancs and ,w-pty-one
by Wright biplauc which will he
piloted 10y tire crack aviators OF Europe.
England and South America. The
United states will be represented only
by a Wright bi-plane. which will be
used by the Con7Ce de Lambert puph
of Wilbur Wright Two Chilians will
make their first appearance in the
aerial lists. flying Voisin machines.
Among the entries are several new
comerS There are also many new or
little known types of flying machines.
among them a strange structure Origi-
mated by Louis BreEuet. It is a double
The Washington times., 1909-10-02
SEATTLE MAN KEEPS
PRESIDENT BY THREAT
When Tacoma Committeeman Comes For Il aft He Is
Told He Can't Have Executive, and Then Gets
Offer to Fight IF Dissatisfied

TACOMA. Wash. oct. 2.-'T came to
get the President.
"Well, you can't have the President
until we get through with him.
But he IS due TO start for Tacoma
this minute.
II don't care whether he is due or
not; he's going to stay here and IL you
don't like II. just come out behind the
clubhouse and TN take pleasure in put
ting head on you
This was the dialogue; the scene was
the Country club at Seattle. The time,
p. m. Friday, and the characters
were Joseph Collins. chairman OF the
Seattle committee. and Chester Thorue,
chairman Of tEC Tacoma committee,
having in charge the entertainment Of
President Taft
Thorne wanted 20 ge: the President
to take him on his yacht TO Tacoma.
Collins. the gentleman who threatened
to add an extra portion of anatomy
The Washington times., 1909-10-02
REPORT THAT HILL
WILL SAVE WALSH

CHICAGO. oct 2-Flnancial circles
are discussing the probability OF
James J. Hill rCscuiug John T. Walsh
from the brink Of financial annihila-
ton by taking over some, or all, Of
The Walsh railroad property.
A Tcrre HaUtC dispatch states that
special train has brcu ordered to
take part yof capitalists and rail-
road men on q tour OF inspection over
Walsh.s s Southern Indiana railroad iu
the interests OF James j. Hill
To Is said az the time of the failure
Of Walshs banks iu 1905 that Hin and
his associate in railroading and fin
aUce found for Walsh the hacking
that saved the railroad properties or
the latter from being sold at the
hammer al that time.
The Washington times., 1909-10-02

mOuoDlane, tandem fashion. and Bre-
guet viii fly the "biri" himself
Following are the entries.
Leon Dclagrange Bleriot mono
plane: r. de Rue I'm a Voisin hi
plane: Andre Duval. Voisin: Gau-
dart. Voisin: Guiuisme Busson, w
L. ID. biplane
Leon DeiaEranEe (seCoud eutIyD Vol
sin; Leon Deldsrdnge 6third entry Bier
lot moEoplane; Iienry Fournicr. Voisn
\. Comes de Silva. de Silva biplane.
Robert Nau Nau monopane: Noisin
Company, three entries DIR ven by pilots
from shops; de Badear, biplane. Pau
wells. biplane; A. nnet-Labranchc.
monoplane: Guilliame Russon tsecOud
e"try) W. l.. D. Elonoplane. Hornstein,
bipIsne. de Lambert. Wright hiplaue.
Jed't GObrou. NOisin. j. G. KOechlin,
TUoIOplane: Rene &. do Nab8t KOeChlm
nOuOplane. JaCquelin. wouoplane; Louis
Continued on Sect nd Page)
The Washington times., 1909-10-02
MINNESOTA CREW
BEATS LOUISIANA

NEW YORK. OCT 2-The twelve
Dared cutter crew OF the battleship Min
nesOJa today wrested the BattenberE
racing cUD from the battleship Louisiana
In an exciting race over three-miIe
course on the Hudson. where the inter
national battlcshIp fleet is anchored.
The twelve cared cutter OF the British
warship Drake finished a bad third in
the three boat race TOday's was the
iifth race for the trophy which was
given TO the enlisted Elpn O. rhs Atomic
fleet by the crews Of the cruisers that
visited the UIuted States In 1898 under
command OF Prince Louis OF Battenberg.
The Washington times., 1909-10-02
SUFFRAGETTES WAR
ON STOMACH PUMPS
English Women Prisoners Object
to Being Fed by
Force.

LONDON, oct 2-Declaring that Il
constitutes a technical assault 10 force
a person TO eat when the person does
not want 20 eat, the surf~agettes to-
day swore out warrants for Home Sec
retary Gladstone. and the officials OF
Birmingham prison who. 10 break the
hunger strike of several suffra gette
prisoners, fed them with stomach
pumps.
The suffragettes' plan 10 force their
Liberation bN starving themselves iIl
had. up 20 that time. succeeded, and the
success OF the prison authorities in
breaking the strike has aroused the wO-
men.
The Washington times., 1909-10-02
HOLLAND -ANE RICAN
STEAMER AGROUND
The Rotterdam Lands on
the Sands Off
MaaSluiS.

ROTTERDAM, oct. 2-The steamer
Rotterdam, OF the HOlland-Americau
line. which sailed today for New YORK
with fun complement Of passengers
and freight. is aground In the river or
Maasluis, ten miles from here
Tugs are eu rol.t- 20 she scene and it
Is expected she wiz he reioated al high
tide this afternoon
As the bottom IS sandy. IL ts not
thought the steamer is damaged. FoS
IS given as the reason FOR her getting
out OF her course.