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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
CORNS
Chief Cause Of a Case for
Divorce in New
Jersey Courts.
AwaFei fef Nep
60, Misses sad obii
area
~ unI,,a Pres.l

TRENTON. y J.. April . Mrs
Iossphia. Tahram's corns are the
immediate cause OF the breaking
OF Joseph Sykes marital bonds
ars, TabFAms cofns are tender
40 are Mrs. sykes feelings aud
when sykes turned chiropodlsi and
neatly pared the corna ON Mr. Ia.
hraua shspeir toes. bis wife or.
ried the case 90 eunrt
At the hearing q vas proved that
sykes had heou IN the habit OF
tipioalng 10 the Tshrams home ard
performing The offices ~ femme
du chambre ile braided Mrs TIA
brama long and iastrous hair, a.
well a.. eaeed her enrnE
Another witness testified that
Mra Tabrum told her husband 10
run along aud sell your papers.
" hen sykes called
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
STATE NEWS

tieut Gov Coon IS nov acting
governor 81 the state. in the alb
seuce Of Coy. Mead. who left Thurs
day for Washington.
The Great Northern is ~ erect
new depot at Nenatchec. 20 cost
$4,000
state lands are to he sold June G
In the following counties: Che
halls. CLARKE. Douglas. Franklin.
Island. jefferson. King. hltsap
Klickitat, Lewis. Oksuogan. Pacific
Pierce. san Juan. SkaEit. Skamania
Snohomish. SPOKANE. Stevens
Thurnton. NhBtcom and yakima
Twelve freight cars jumped the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
DAM CONSTRUCTION
ON PANAMA CANAL

WASHINGTON. April - En-.
gincers of the Panama canal have
originated novel method Of de
termining the necessary construc.
ton Of the dams that are 10 i'm
pound and guide the water supply
for the biz ditch.
This Is by building dams In min.
iatune In wooden tank 40 feet
long, feet vide and s feet high
section Of dam is constructed
one-twentielh the actual size Into
the tank are pumped materials I'm
der conditions similar Ia those that
will exist IN the dam itself
The miniature section viii be
subjected 20 water pressure Rec.
ords will be kept Of the water per
collation. through the layers nf soil.
the degree Of eaturation and tho
erosion Of the emhaukment When
these are completed the engineers
viii know exactly what sort OF ma.
tcriai is required. the quantity and
the method Of construction for the
big dams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28

MEXICO CITY. April gs-Pres
idrnt Manuel Estrada Cabrera. the
butcher OF Central America. has
started another reign of terror fol
lowing the attempt 20 aaAaHsiuate
him
Ills soldiers. who have made =
house Ia house canvass uf the cum
~ IN search Of the aaahaainH. are
said 10 have shot several Innocent
persons on the pF~trusr that Ties
attempted "a escape arrest
Although the president vaa onig
slightly wounded 10 finger. he
Will evidently carry out the same
hloodihitntH iaiica be followed last
year ~ this time 10 a similar stu.
alton. when he puf 10 men Ia death
without trial
Cabrera Il known IS The moaE
fyrrahical ruler Of the Central
American republics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
roRmER GOVERNOR DEAD


PHOENIX. ARA. April ss-ttl
McCord. former governor q 4
zona and ex-oongressman fEon "
cousin. aud ior the past two sssa
collector OF customs Al NosAFs
dead here Of Bnghts disease. :
was s. years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
BIG CONFERENCE
WITH TEDDY
Governors Of States and
Pahlie Men 10 Meet
al White House.

WASHINGTON. April 2s-The
conference OF rbFernors and other
public meH. which fhp PRECEDENT has
called for three days seahion be
SHINING Mas a. - golag 20 b. an
important gathering. In the first
place every presidential candidate
VIII be on hand TAFT. bryan.
Hughes lohnson. Fairbanks. Gray.
Cannon Knox and AZ the rest
Governor Ffear N Hawaii will
make the pilgrimage from Honolulu
with three delegates. the governor
o, Alaska has sent an enthusiastic
acceptance. and then host Of plain
American citizens VIII attend AH
delegates from all the national or
ganltalionH which have Ia do with
the conservation OF the country
natural resources.
Problems fer Discussion.
Forest rivers. soils. mlninE.
transportation aud agriculture are
some Of the dig subjects that Will
be discussed President Roosevelt
has long been deeply Interested la
the problem OF how 90 set the most
ont Of the earth. while yet leaving
the greatest possible store iuF ~.
turs EenerHtiouH
The alarming increase IN the
devastation Of number of cur nat.
ursi resources. the Aaainfnl cutting
Of timber. cfuHiou IF soil. river
floods. etc. have brought him to
believe that there should be aoma
concerted action aii over the couu
lrY lonkinE 20 their more r0nasfya.
tive use and better protection.
Therefore. be has summoned the
governors 81 the STATES 70 meet Nth
him. and with the help 81 e large
number ~ other public men. aeien
ilsts, engineers and economists. Try
10 thfesh out a future course ~ ae
lion which shall rranlt Ia a poiicy
whereby u vii BE- possible Ia eat
the cake aud still haya sonu Of Il
left
Several 81 the AuraArFs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28

ono Of The opening addresses deal
ing with the transportation prob
lem. Andrew Carnegie Viii talk ON
ORES aud related minerals. Former
President John Mitchell. Of the
United Mine Workers. viii npehk
on the coal question from the stand
point nf the miner 7 6 Chamber.
lain. ono Of the foremprt authorities
an coils aud president of the Amerl-
can Association far the Advance
eiont 81 Science, vii address the
conference ON the waste oi The soil,
and former Governor leafEf &.
pnrdee. Of California viii dwell on
The question Of land reclamation.
@purcAgRa or CENTRAL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28

Elmer Hesterdy. enlisted mem.
her Of the i06th Coast Artillery. at
Fort Wordcn. IS dead of corebno.
Hpinal meningitis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28

track AZ Kent Yesterday, and %
loaded with eKES was c0asiasrzi
smashed. There we're al kiaas !
scrambled eggs scattered ahoal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28

PORT TOWNSEND. Alra ,
James sauiry. for man Year
resident Of Thorndyke bay 2 Z
Hood canal country, vss ersa !,
the city by Sheriff Mseonhef'
is accused Of having shot q
erai neiehhors and Of hsFins 9
mitted other offenses thai VI ~ \.
ably result in an inquiry mo :
sanity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
TO sac eATTLEst,IPs. =

Fleet will be az Pugot Sound
Navy Yard 2 more DAYS before
leaving for Frisco Take boats at
pier 9 Ten round trips daily, zoe
round trip sR'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
ro sEe eATTlEsHIps

Take boats az Pier ? Ten round
trips daily 50e round trip. ss'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28

Fleet wiIi be ~ Puget sound
Navy Yard more DAYS tsfuss
leaving Tor Friheo. Take boafa "a
pieg Ten round ffips daiiy sas
rpund tIip 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28

James , iilli president 81 ilis
Great Northern railway, aili maas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28

U. S. Navy Yard Route sl's
Monticello leaves Flyer oess = :
ana Q 30 a. m. $50 and . ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
Tooth Pastes and
Brushes.
Tooth Powders.

New Line OF Nail Files, Nail Poshers. Cuticle
Scissors, etc, has just arrived and for Wednesday
and Thursday offer the entire line at about one
third off.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
Unprecedented Bargains in Staple
Household Linens and COttOns

a FEW the special values staple musln sheets you have
"A YOU ind these offerings right the begin
ming culhmg extremely good Staple goods
the that have before been
viii pay YOU future needs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28

ti.to Table osmass. .sc.
Al Puts irish Linen Table Dan
ASK grass tleaehed. - inches
wide q roud 80 ttcra BILE quail
it,. FeEniaf price size 7En
sale pEfce .s.-z .4.t.... Jt
csc Table Llrsn. t5e.
A Coed Stout. All Pure iAnen
UnhIeaehed Table Damask So
inches side ia assorted sized
chechs sc0n tieaehess gives
eieEant scar. regular ptIce sc
Sri .s'' '''' 45c
$3.50 ~ooi Blanket. $3.50.
Beautiful. Soft. White WoaI
Blanket extra large sixa, silk
bound. dainty eologca horaes.
regular price $50. 60 En-
sale price .ssss*tss SJsJO
si.z5 French Napkins. PIC.
Fwneh NAuklus. strong. dur
able llusu restaurant, napkin.
with neat red line border. al
ready hemmsd size 10xz0 inch
-, regular 81 IS doEeu or
sale price .st.ss4 .ss.. JJI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28

stas Flour Bins. S9e.
Heavy iapanned Flour boxes,
hinged covers. capacity so
pounds. feEular price 81 IS.
sale price ts.tt.s.tssts Soe
ise Scrub Brushes sc.
Hardwood Back. Large Size Scrub
brushes. regular price i5ct
sale price s,ssts. s.a.,tst Nc
2oc Dinner Plates, Toe.
Plain White t'nameled Imported
Dinner Plates. regular price
20c. sale price ......,... Toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28

zee peauos shsstins. zoe.
~. Yards vide is-Ai hlsachea
Pequot Shooting an eleKant
quality. known ~ even bots
a. the best. regular 0Q1
price SEC. sale price EJS
s2.75 marseilIes Spreads, st.95
pine. Heavy. White Marseilles
Spreads. beautiful raised de-
signs. large double bed size
regular price s. IS. Ct OK
sale price .......- y isJJ
i5e pillow Cases. Zoe.
Ready Made Bleached PilioN
Cases. sire f5x3s Inches gnote
the sixel good durable slip
regular price lsc sale f0n
price ....,.. ......... IuG
'oc TwilIed Crash, zee.
2e-lneh Pure White Twilisa
Crash. with neat ned border
this Is an extra Nide width
iaunders nice and soft. very alb
sofheut and wears exceedingly
well; regular price Toe IT,
yard sale price ... fxI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28

st.fo Cotton Blankets, s9e.
Gray aud Tan Cottou Hlankcts.
IN = beautiful. soft flcec1 quail
Ity. neat borders. regular
price size a pair. sale EQc
price ....... ..ss+...s 0JI
6oe Bed Sheets. i5f.
Ready Made Hicaehsd He'd sheets
1880 inches. scanned and lsun.
dered good. strong sheet.
regular price eoc sale Az
price ,.s+s.sss stsssss T0t
s5e BED sheets, zoe.
The Famous Bon Aafeha sheet.
Sixs0 inches; the sheet that
lasts M seams. deep hens.
regular price S5e sale c0c
price s.s.ts .ss.sssst wv
zoe Bed Ticking. tse.
Tie Best AmoakeaK ned Tiekiuk
In blue stripes. the kind to bold
feathers. good. strong. fsli
able twilled ticking. regular
price 2ee yard. sale fEc
price .ss++.. .ts.sst5ss wv
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05
CHINA FEARS COMING
 OF JAPANESE FLEET

SHANGHAI.-The Chinese govern mcnt is confidently expected to mani fest the strongest possible opposition to the presence in Chinese waters of the large force of Japanese warships contemplated in the program of the naval board at Tokio for the establish ment of the South China squadron.
 With her own dock yards so near. Japan in the past has kept few war ships in China waters. The same con- ditions prevail today and should she establish a large squadron along the South China coast in easy reach of the Philippines. China will construe her motive as ulterior and will enter the strongest protest, This is the view of the high Chinese officials.
 The opinion is general in China in business circles and also among for eigners that the coming of the Ameri-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05

can fleet to the Pacific coast has had a marked effect on the Chinese. Sec retary Taft's assurances of Americas 's intention by all legitimate efforts to preserve china's territorial integrity and maintain the open door is greatly strengthened in the minds of the Chi nese authorities by the promised pres ence of the fleet in Pacific waters The hopes of China being able to withstand Japan. even with the backing of France. Russia and England. have been revived at Peking Advices from the capital through most reliable foreign and native sources show that the au- tnorities are manifesting every evi- dence of a determination to stand firm against aggression from any source. The fleet movement has unquestionabIy greatly strengthened American infiu- ence.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05
LATEST VANDERBILT
 TO INHERIT s6o.Ooo. 900.

NEW YORK.-Mr. and Mrs. Will liam K. Vanderbilt, jr.. have an heir. The baby arrived at the Vanderbilt 666 Fifth avenue. last Tuesday night. but it was not until today that the event became known in society. Then congratulations in letters. tele- grams and telephone messages came in shoals
 The latest Vanderbilt k one of the richest babies in the land. He will in herit fully s20.0OO, ,OO0 from his fathers side of the house and perhaps twice as much from his mother. who was Miss Virginia Fair.
 Mir and Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt Sr. grandfather and stepgrandmothcr of the baby. were those to welcome him. The little fellow is the third child born to the William K. Vanderbilt Jrs. He has two sisters. Muriel and Con sucio and 4 years old respectively
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05
ENTIRE FAMILY ROASTED
 iNLHEIR RESIDENCE.

MARIETTA. CA shocking fatality happened here today which may have a deeper meaning than at present ap- parent from the mere surface indica- tions. The home of Edgar Grubb on the outskirts of the city took fire dur ing the night and before the depart ment could reach the scene it was en- tirely consumed. together with the bodies of MT. Grubb, his wife and the little one-year-old baby
 The facts surrounding the fire and the attendant loss of life are So ex- traordinary that they are being made the subject of an investigation by the police today. The theory Is held by many that the entire family was mur- dered and the premises fired to con- ceal the greater crime. The motive cannot be learned unless it was through revenge. Grubb was a hard-working mechanic. who attended strictly to his own affairs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05
w. J. BRYAN
 BREACHES
THE GREAT DEMOCRAT SAYS GAMBLERS BREAK HUMAN
 AND DIVINE LAWS.
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-ln an address delivered in the civic Forum last night. William Jennings Bryan dwelt upon the eighth commandment and tried to prove that gamblers in stocks violate the laws of God and man.
 His argument was a powerful one, and in all respects he seemed ta he at his best.
 .' Thou shatl mol steal k a com mandment@ he said which stoch gamblers do not believe applicable to Wall street In some respects the gamblers may be righr for if God could possibly overlook any place or believe a commandment useless in any place, that place would probably be the field in wnieh stock gamblers wage their unholy war"
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05
GEORGE BALDWIN WRITES
 OF NG-HoWARD co.

Captain Baldwin has recently receiV- ed letter from George in which il k stated that the latter is still a mem ber of the Tanning Howard Theatrical company. The company spent Thanks giving in Calgary. the local papers of which place. as can be seen from clip pings received. speak in the very high est terms of the Nome boys work.
 The company found. after leaving Nome. that the theaters of Honolulu had all been engaged. and the propase.i trip to the islands was for that reason abandoned.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05
SEVERAL PEOPLE ARE
 GOING TO HOT SPRINGS.

An unusually large number of peO- pie will leave Nome soon for the Kruzgamapa hot springs and will en- joy to the full the rest and health giving qualities of Seward peninsula's s famed oasis.
 The green vegetables will be ready in a very short time at the springs. and the resort seems to have been spe- cially provided by the fates for the purpose of giving Nome people the opportunity of breaking up the long continuous winter span.
 Many of those going will go merely for pleasure. while some will go for the much-needed relief from suffering.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05
PORTUGUESE PREMIER ANNOUNCES
 A BETTER GOVERNMENT

the reforms. which Carlos himself had intended to introduce before being done to death by men who do not dis criminate between the most a'utocfatic and democratic rulers Portugal has shown. he said. that she desires anoth- cr form of government. and the de- sires of the people in that matter will he respected ny tn king and the kings Eovernmentg~s
 Damaral did not. in any way. sug- gest that the new for mof government
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05
CHARGES HUSBAND WITH
 DISTRUST OF BATHTusS

RENO. Nev.-Mrs. Gertrude ! Lam ders. pretty young woman formerly of San Francisco but at present a resident of Reno filed suit today for divorce from Clyde Landers of san Francisco
 In the complaint Mrs. Landers al- leges that for six weeks al time her husband would not take bath ar change his clothing. She says that he would allow her only S2 week for household expenses. altrough he re- eeives a salary of SIPS month and heat and light free
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05
REFLECT
 COUNCIL
MOVEMENT AFooT TO PUT SAME MEMBERS IN COUNCIL FOR
 NEXT YEAR

A movement is now afoot in the city to re-elect the present council in a body for the coming year.
 As a matter of fact. conferences have ben held in connection with the matter with the result that a mass meeting may be held soon for the pur- pose of nominating the present men fc. office.
 l. is known that some members of the present council do not desire re- election and have stated so emphatical- ly. he taxpayers who have met be- licve. however. that the council has performed it's task so well and repre- sents all shadows of opinion SD accu- rately that it's reelection would be merely recognition of it's fitness.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05
BOTH HOUSES POSTPONE
 TARIFF REVISION

can be utilized to advantage in scv- eral cases.
 IL is pointed out. for instance. that the countries which discriminate against the United States should have goods. while different grades Of tariff could be levied on the same sort of goods according to the country with
 Mir Cannon and his supporters be- lieve that the imposition of a maxi mum and minimum rate would. there mate to think twice before converting their prejudiees into action.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05
NATlvES'
 EDUCATION
HUMPHREYS DETERMINED TO COMPEL slWASHEs TO iM-
 PROVE THEMSELVES.
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Feb. D. Congressman Humphrey has introduc- cd in the house the same bill. for the compulsory education of Alaska na- tives. which has been introduced in the senate.
 He is determined to put the matter through. as he believes educated na- tives could wield an immense influence in the development of the great north efn territory of the United States Aside from that fact he believes that education would mean the elevation of the Siwashes and Eskimos to a sphere which they could never hope to reach without it.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05
WILL SHIP THE UNEMPLOYED
 OF SEATTLE TO FAIRBANKS

difficulty is anticipated in the work of obtaining til the men necessary for working the mines.
 Jack Roman. president of the Tana- na Mine owners association. said tu- day that he will guarantee employment for 1000 men on the creeks of the Panama valley. and his statement is backed by the association as q whole. Roman himself k the owner of some of the best property on Gleary creek. and had the name of being the best employ
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05
PRESENTATION WAS
 PRETTY CEREMONY

The Eiks' club of Nome crowned it's Mrs. Darling. last evening. token of it's appropriation of that lady's aid in giving the ball it's memorable eelat.
 he token consisted of beautiful buckle in gold. decorated with the gold en head of an Elk. ana was presented to Airs. Darling by a committee con- H. Jacobsen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05
ARMY OF CLERKS WORKS
 ON DIVORCE DATA. Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON, n. C.. Feb. A. An aggregate of 1900. 900 divorce cases during the past 20 years will be shown by report being prepared at the census bureau. A total of 2.900 clerks and special agents have been at work for months gathering this data and about l40 are still engaged in the task.
 There are about 10000 cases to be investigated out of the number stated before the field work is finished and the work of compilation proper can be- gin. It is estimated that two thirds of the persons seeking divorce have been successful in their suits. The re- port in detail is not to be made public until early next spring.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05
HERO OF THE NAVY
 DIES AT MARE ISLAND

sic. He Was one of the three men who voluntarily swam ashore with line iH q terrible se;, and saved the lives of several hundred men.
 Al the time of the wreck Of the cruiser Charleston off the north coast ef Luzon Glynn with Lieutenant Will Hams. headed party nf volunteers that sailed several hundred miles in an open boat and secured succor for the shipwreckcd crew He was recently on duty at the naval training station at San Francisco. and was but short time ago transferred to Mare island. He left wife and several children.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05
SMASHES
 NELSON
UNHolTz BEATS THE BATTlER UNMERCIFUllY ALL THROUGH
 THE FIGHT.
Nuggets spscrai Service.

Nuggets Speciai Service.
 LOS ANGELES. Feb. That the glory of Battling Nelson has faded to a soiled drab k made certain by the exhibition he gave last night in a fight against Rudolph Unholtz. who pummelled the once terrible champion all over the ring.
 In the very first round Unholtz knocked Nelson down. and this trick was repeated by him fin the fourth
 During the whole ten rounds fought. the Dutchman beat the Dane unmerci- fully. and it was only too evident that Nelson's day has passed. No decision was given. as the knockout required for one did not come.
 Tnholtz is now the man of tine hour in boxing circles and still greater fame is believed to await him.
 Granite Mininq Candles are the best
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05

VAI.LEJo.--Chicf Boatswain pomi- nick Glynn. |. <. .... whose record for bravery had repeatedly called for off, cial commendation. died at the naval hospital at Mare island this afternoon, following an operation few days ago for the relief of an attack of yellow jaundicc.
 Glynn entered the navy as an ap- prentice hoy in Boston more than .O years ago. Al the time of the great Samoan disaster, which resulted in such destruction to the American En- gtiSh and German war vessels. Glynn
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will be any atner than monarchlal. but h.s words are taken te mean that the objectionable laws will he erased from the statute baaks.
 The announcement has been fret iycd with acclimafinn everywhere through nut tue country. and the people seem satisfied te await the change of policy
 There were rumors this morning that Il republican form of government mad bee nproclaimed, but the rumofs have been proven te be unfeundcd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05

CT in the country. until he came to the conclusion that the demands made by the unions were unreasonable
 He promises that tine a.0O0 men will be employed throughout the winter. and that the pick and shovel men will receive g. day with board aud todg ing.
 The offer of work has been received as welcome news hy the unemployed and al least the number which has ben guaranteed employment Wfil be- gin tn go northWard immediately.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-05
GREAT INFLUX TO
 NOME NEXT SPRING

All over the streets. hundreds of hard working men. who have been thrown out uf employment. can be heard ex- pressing the wish that the opening of navigation ta Nome had come. That all the Alaskans arc longing for the re- turn tp tn. North IS more certain than ever. and the steamship companies arc said te be making unusual prepara tions