davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1907-06-30

Also the various sizes In All-wool
Standard U. S. Flags, from It. by 6
IT. to IL #. by IS it., at the lowest
possible prices.
Third Floors. Kann, Sons & Co.
Evening star., 1907-06-30

27-in. Rough Nat
ural Pongees.
silk a n d linen
mixed, in heavy
rough effect, for
coats. Re- Soe
duced to, ydS/S
Evening star., 1907-06-30

Values up to $500 a yard.
These are in both Batiste
and Fine Swiss and the
range of patterns Is very
large. For the homemade
waist nothing approaches
t h e Sc in desirability.
Plenty of space between
the embroidered designs
for tucking.
Evening star., 1907-06-30

In. Washable Louisnes
with hair-line black checks and stripes
on white grounds. Reduced from ro
Ioc TO, yo......- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CREPE DE CHINE-24-in. White Crepe
de Chine. box loom weave. firm and crepey
effects, effects, Heretofore priced CSC yd. ASc
Evening star., 1907-06-30

WOMEN'S Swiss Ribbed
Vests, low neck. no sleeves,
lace yokes and shoulders,
all first quality goods. Sizes
8 and 6 only, and worth up
to 35c a garment. SALE
PRICE
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gelical Lutheran. Services Will
open at the First Protestant 81. r
al 10. 80.
on Queen Anne the churches
Joining will b. the bethany Pres.
byterian. Temple Baptist. Interplay
Presbyterian. Trinity NJ r. and
German Evangelical association
The choir Of the Baptist church
viii furnish the music
The Episcopal churches will con.
duet separate services In the sew.
erai churches Bishop Partridge.
one OF the ruling bishops % Kioti
Japan. who is temporarily in the
city. will conduct the services At
II o'clock az 81 Marks church for
Or Black There will be morn
Ing service at o'clock.
AZ Ballard. 81 stephens Episeo-
pal church viii hold a ThanAsgiv.
ms day celebration. with morning
prayer Thanksgiving music will
be given BY the choir. aud a spc.
cial Thanksgiving address by W G.
St Clair, Miss ireland will sing
the offertory.
Thanksgiving day services Al
Trinity parish church. Eighth and
James. will begin with a celehra.
ton OF the holy communion az z 80
a m Morning prayer wili b. AZ
II a. m. with full choral service
and a special sermon by the rector.
Rev Il n Gowen
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UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICES AT THE
SEATTLE CHURCHES

Union Thanksgiving services will
be held tomorrow BY the churches
OF Seattle. The churches will Join
by districts without any regard 10
denominations or creed. Those in
the down town district will con.
duct services tn the Plymouth Con.
grcgationnl church. where DR. a.
A. Matthews viii preach tho ser.
mon az II a. m.
Churches in tho Capitol nm dis.
tricts will Join Ia a thanksgiving
service AZ the First Protestant
Methodist church. AZ Sixteenth av.
and John St. where Or W A
Spalding. of the United Presbyter.
ian church. win preach.
On Queen Anne the churches
VIII unite AZ the Bethany Presby-
terrain church. a. First Nv n. and
Roy 81. Rev Leech. Of the Trinity
NJ +. church. win have charge Of
the services
The churches IN the down town
district viii include the Plymouth
Congregational First Presbyterian.
First Baptist and the First Metho.
dist Episcopal
In the Broadway and Capitol
Hill section the churches Joining
are the Pilgrim Conversational.
Tabernacle Baptist. First Christian.
Westminster Presbyterian. Welsh
Presbyterian, Madison Street Nc. r..
German Congregational and Evan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-27
BIG BRIDGE is FAST
NEARING COMPLETION

wENATCuEE. Wash Nov ~
The big new bridge across the Co
iumbia river a. this place o. fast
nearing completion. aud By the first
Of the year Il e. thought will be
ready for traffic This " the first
and only highway 20 span the great
river Ia It's entire length Of over
1000 miles. and thus Is an epoch
making achievement IN the history
Of the state The towering fabrics
81 steel are gradually reaching fur.
Their aud further out from either
bank toward meetin. place IN the
center and soon viii be brought 20.
Eether BY the skilled workmen ON
the Job.
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(sesttie Stars Esolusive ssrvlee.)
NEW YORK. Nov. ~ The Ouch.
eaa Of Marlborough. formerly Con.
suelo Vanderbilt. and Mrs Clarence
Mackay came down town the other
day 10 view the part Of the sub.
merged that are locked % In the
gloomy Tumhs They were shown
through the main priaon BY Warden
Flynn and through the womena dc.
paFtmeni by Mrs. Flynn. who 10 the
mntfun.
The duchess seemed 10 want II
made plain that she VAS not down
there on q Summing trip. She had
a real interest Ia prison manage.
ment aud desired 10 see how the
Tnmba compared with inils In EnE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-27
PUBLIC MARKET
PRICES TODAY

Turkeys may be bad on The mar
kst today al all prices. ranging from
Is cents 20 IS cents per pound.
Seine fine geese. weighing 10 and
II pounds. were sold for g.. each
Fiowsrn wcre placed on the market
Tits morning at prices lower than
quoted By local florists. Many Of
the stalls are being occupied, and
tomorroW will BE- busy day for
tho occupants Va arranging their
places none 81 the producers vii
appear on the market tom0rrow.
Butter. l0c and 55c ID. Wash.
lngton creamery. aSc.
ERxa local ranch. 65c. Oregon
ranch 1se and a0e. Eastern eEgs. 2
dozen 55c.
Live Ducks. roc.
Hens. dressed. BIC. hve hens. isc
Live turkeys. 20c. dressed. isc
10 2Gc.
Potatoes. rs he for CSC.
Yakima Burbanka. $40 per boz
Swsc, potatoes. sac pound. 7
pounds for CSC
tleetK. 4 lunches for Sc.
Carrots. 3 punches for &C.
Onions. punches for Sc.
Dried onions. iba for CSC.
Radishes. punches Tor ioc.
Parsley Sc p6r bunch.
Turnips. lunches for SC.
Celery. 5c per stalk. 10 TO lie q
bunch
Spinach. Sc per n.
Rhabarh * ID
Green tomatoes. 2iae per 10.
CabbaKea. Sc 20 tec per heao g
DIN pickles. ioc doE.
Sweet peppers. % cents don
Pop corn. 2 lbs Tor ibc.
Lemons. soc dozen.
Cider vinegar. a5c Eai
Cider. soc % soc per gallon.
New navel oranges. 30e. SOC and
SOC dozen.
California persimmons. f0c doz
pomegranitcR. soc dox
Cocoanuta. i0c and t6c.
Pineapples. soc each
New figs. i0c ID; imported fiss.
25c ~.
Cauliflowcr. i0c 10 l6e head
Lettuce. for &c.
Horse Hadlsb. i5e 10.
Hutabagas. I Nc 10.
Sanerkraut. 81 H.
CranherrieH. lac per At
Huekleborries. lbs for i5c.
Pumpkins. zoe 10 zoe.
Hubbard squash. &c per ID, sum
mer squash. Sc 10 i0c.
Ground cherries. i0c IN
Dates l0c d.
Dried Prunea. lbs. for 25c,
Eastern Concords. f5o per
basket.
Comb honey roc h.; strained
Toe.
Black Muscats. 35c: White Mus.
cats. 35o Tokays. Doc
Gravenatcln apples. 81 50.gl 75 per
box Waxlne apples. si00gi2 20 per
box. King apples. st00-at.75 per
box Northern spys zoe per box.
Orcas Island apples. f295 10
81 % per barrel.
New nuts-F ilbsrts. 20c NJ: black
walnuts. lbs for Ice. English wal.
nuts. isc To-. almonds. Doc TO-. pc.
cans. zoe H. Brazil nuts, zoe No. /.
cheatnuia. 25c per lb, mixed nuts.
iSc pound
: Flowers. Carnations. coo 10 81
dozen, roses. $3.50 10 81 dozen
vloletg, 35c bunch chryaauthemums
81 10 ~ dozen
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ON TRIAL FOR wiFE.musosR.


NORTH YAKIMA. Nov. I'll
Joseph Fiannery. who II alleged 20
have murdered his wife near Top
peninh IN July last and who aft
crwarda attempted suicide, has
been arrairncd Tor trial The work
Of lmpanelilng the jury Is nov on,
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WILL USE PHOTOGRAPHS
AS EVIDENCE

rangements 20 provide for an Off.
eial photographer to look after this
branch ~ the work
The committee delegated to look
into the alleged cruelty practices
Of the Holy Rollers upon their ehil-
drcu. at the church on seventh be-.
tween Pine and Olive stsa reported
the charges were nnfomded. but
that the place should be invcstlH
gated by the health department
A vigorous protest against the
further use of asphalt payements
on the Hill streets Of the city has
been submitted TO the board of
public works.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-27

Prosecutions by the Humane 40.
ciety that have failed teretNore
through delays ip the law, eiving
time FOR owners 90 covor up the
effects ot thoir iuhuman treatment
OF work animals, may In the future
be furthOred by the use Of photog
raphy. when pictures Nf horses
with CALLED shoulders may be
taken showing their condition at
the time of the arrest OF the
owner
AZ meeting Of the society last
nlrht 1t WAS voted 10 purchase a
camera and Go mako Immediate ar.
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alter for three nights. beginning on
Thursday.
4 Love Yon in My Dunn Dunn
Dummy Way has been termed the
equal. II not the superior Of her
previous song numbers, such as
Nancy Brown" The bamboo
Tree. The Congo Love song and
~My Hottentot"
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STRIKE is OFF


LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. 81 The
stEike % $50 union employees OF the
Louisville Railway oompany was
declared off b. a vote taken by tho
men last night. The men made 20
condition. acknowledging them.
selves beaten.
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PORTLAND Nc. Nov. III.
the annual meeting ~ the Na,,oaa.
Municipal league. a. Proyis.nee :
L. Attorney General Bonansrto -. :.
reelected president The fo,lr.n
ing officers were elected from IS"
Pacific coast Thomas N es,.. ~
Portland Vice president; Chssles 8
willard I0a Angeles. F,ss.. =
Bralnord. Seattle. executive ea,a
miitce I'm
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Many Depositing

Confidence has been restored ia
the minds q the people. The state
Bank ~ Seattle has this week re.
ceiyed many new savings accounts.
Your money. no matter how small
the amount may be. should be earn.
ing something We pay I per cent
on savings accounts. Corner First
ave. and Yealer Way 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-27
OUT AGAIN, IN AGAIN


PARIS. Nov. 27.--A special dis
patch from Madrid 20 the Echo De
Paris says that the general IN com.
mand o. the Lisbon municipal
guard resigned because the forces
al his disposal. he claims. are I'm.
sufficient 90 Tepress possible dis.
orders The king thereup0n an.
thOrized the clearing out % the
reserves and otherwise increased
the power Of the commandant. who
withdrew hts resignation.
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Seattle Star Exclusive sorvlee.l
MILAN. Italy. Nov 81 -0iullctie
Dc Riao years old. the most won.
derful child actress Europe has pro.
duced. will visit the uniied statoa
this winter under the direction OF
Leoncasello. as the star performer
OF the great Italian composers com
pany
Giuilette'a mother. under the
STAGE name Of Carolina nonfiglluoli.
IL enc 81 the most prominent nc
tresHos IN Italy. ana her father IL a
famous classic comedian The Nc.
tie girl was born an actress. and she
has given evidence OF her genius Ia
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land She found things much bet
ter Ia the TOmba improvements
there over the English system we're
ia the fact that this prison WAS
more ciesniy. that prisoners we're
permitted 10 talk 10 one another,
that the letters they wrote were not
read by the keepers. and thAt q
record was kept Of articles sent TO
them bv mail
Harry Thaw was In the prison
yard exercising when the party
passed through Accounts differ as
10 what the duchess said when his
identity was made knoan 10 her.
What an unattractive face. Us
what one historian says she said
Other accounts say she made no
comment and looked the other way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-27
Current Vaudeville.

The coiiaeum--Eight vaudeville
hoadlinern. including a troupe of
horses from the llippodrome. New
York
pantaQes'-The Two Mafconls,
electrical artists. the Gaiety Quar-
tctte. aud other vaudeville acts
The star-~Cnntinnoua vaudeville
tomorrow. Fiddle DumDce and
five other acts
The Lyrlc-yaudeyille. moving
pictures and an illustrated sons by
Ada Gautier
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ADJUSTMENTS


"A Nlgls IN bohemia" review
OF which appears IN another col.
nmn. Will be repeated tonight MI
rio Cahlil. supported by Eugene
Cowlen aud New York company
comes 70 the Grand tomorrow night
for four performances IN Marry
ing Mary musical comedy Max
Figman. In THE Man on the Box.
will play all Of next week at the
Grand.
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PORT TOWNSEND. Nov "a -
10 r. Fountain. one Of the candi-
dates fof councilman ON the social.
lists ticket. withdrew from the field
today The only reason advanced
for the Withdrawal ia that Mr.. Fonn.
tain Is republican.
semi annual athismcnt u Wash.
inEfon Fire shows paid up capital
$3.50. geo Reserve. New York basis,
ESQ 600. Net surplus. 50. geo. 80
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U. g. PAYS UP.


WASHINGTON. d. G., Nov, a.
The secretary Of the treasury has
seat check for ti0,S00 20 the
United atatoa district attorney az
Seattle 20 pay ON account Vt the
purchase of site for the public
building 90 be erected at bolling'
ham,
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convieis But Urges psrdoo

0NoRTR YAKIMA. Nov
rector > Leelie The Young bIa -
smith 20 with Dick berry mag mag
q sensational break from A. ea n'Aoe
leil last July. has been foesa gas,.
OF attempt io pass a forged 49,,
bat the verde, was aeeon,, snsek
by a petition No me board Il e"s
troll asking that o fuH aud comsIe ea.
pardon be- EFaated. viva
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the Italian thoatora and at Cairo
When she was years old she learn.
ed parts played by her parents sim.
ply through hearing the reheafaals.
and she repeated them. Initiating
closely the gestures of the perform.
erH
She took regular parts before she
was Z. aud kept al work learning
new parts. until nov she has an *
tensiye repertoire Tier appearance
at the Manaoni and Filodrhmmatici
theators ia MILAN. among the most
famous In Europe. have been suffi.
Client 20 draw crowds as enthusiastic
as those that hall Dusc
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Warm Houses

It's easy 10 keep your house
warm and save fuel with one OF
those furnaces @. n. Woodhouse &
CO., ii2 University st. IL selling
for tgJ. sss
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| LOVE YOU IN MY dunn DUN
DUMMY WAY

(Flrst Stanza and cherusl
lie was just a clothing dummy
But he sveliest over seen;
On his coat there hung a lcgend,
"Aint / cheap Mt 'cight fitteent
she was lust a wsxcn model. but
So fair she seemed alive.
And her sign read nineteen sixty
Was marked down from twenty,
five
In the gentemen's department
stood his manly form all day.
Aud he grew 60 love the lady In
The aisle across the way
she returned his mute affection.
Day by day she loved him more
And az the close of business he
Would sting across the store:
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DETROIT. Nov. z7.--siiss Eva
Tanquay. the actress. has been
compelled 20 cancel her vaudeville
engagements. and left for New York
% submit to an operation on her
throat
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Eggs and Poultry

Get your eggs and poultry from
Woodland Park Poultry Yards
city sales rooms. 1909 Arcade Way
Phones. Main 0is. Ind. $685.. our
eggs are from our own ranch. go
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OLYMPIA. Nov. ~ The Ru-
preme court has affirmed the So
perior court ~ King county In the
case Of ]. Conuard Reiff. plaintiff
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PORT TOWNSEND. Nov z7.-
New Weather Observer y y Whit
tier reached here today and VIII
proceed 20 Tatoosh 10 relieve OBJ
seryaf e &. Hobbs
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W r Coulter II al roc.
Tho decision afflrms ne ,, 1s,aent
the trustees 10 sell the old h su, .
Street Methodist church ,s"',sfy
and quiets tile 10 il H. wopefty
apOndont. W ~
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horse buyer. vas found hanging
from a girder IN the Erandsiand
a. the football park BY Crcas stur.
sis. a football player.
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Can Sell Seattle Church.

Flannery has entered a plea Of
mental irreeponsibllity.
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Tho Nominee" runs until suns.
DAY al the Lois. when the stock
company viii begin q weeks pre-.
sentation OF THE Ensign
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"The Royal Cher finishes out
the week 1T the Seattle. The Hoi-
licking Girl" a musical comedy
which mot with a prolonged sue
ceas IN New York last year " bill.
al for neAl MnNk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-27

Hundreds of passengers are In
Now York awaiting steamers 10
take them 10 the old country for
the hnlidayW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-27

"The oetoroon" - an aliwoek
bin at the Third Avenue Mar.
riod Lsfa" will be the offering next
week.
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NEW YORK. Nov "a Among
the arrivals from Europ. on this
steamship Philadelphia WAS Mira
Golden Sanderaon. Who comes TO
America tn lecture GA the uuffrag,
lat movement IN EngIAnA.
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4 love you. hove you. love YOU.
From YOU ] ne'er shall part.
You are 50 sweet. my heart would
beat.
In case had a heart.
X could toddle, my lovely model.
I'd marry you today.
For love sou. love you. love you
Ia my dum-dum-dummy way"
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Hamilton Studio

Colmaa building. artistic photo.
graphs AZ reasonable prices. No
coupons or other frauds. zee
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HANGS HIMSELF

fBy United prsss.)
pENDLETON. Ore. Nov 81
The body Of } T. Besshauger, a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-27

Cases of eczema. the most diA
tresalng sort, relieved by Soap Lake
sAiye. All druggists. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-27

This Is the song in which Marie
Cahlll created a sensation IN the
east. she wrote the words and
music herself. and will sing the
song when she appears here In
Marrying Mary AZ the Grand the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-25
MURDER IN. FIRST
 DEGREE CHARGED
Two Indictments Returned by Grand Jury Today Against J. M. Me- Yay and Louis Franklin-Mc-
 Way Released on Bond.

Two indictments were returned to- day by the Jefferson county grand jury. John M. McVay, who shot and killed Ben A. Hardy, was indicted for murder in the first degree. Louis Franklin, the negro who shot and killed Constable C. A. Butler at Cor nerstone, this county, several weeks ago, was also indicted, being charg- ed with murder in the first degree.
 Immediately after the indictment was returned against McVay, Judge Grace announced that the defendant would be released on bail in the sum of s100O0. Sheriff Philpot released McVav after the bond was approved by the court and the one legged man was given his liberty. He left the county jail with his brothers. who had already secured enough signers for him to insure his release on bond. The bondsmen are: c. E. Philpot, Charles Pruden, V. D. Wilkins, Will liam H. Simpson, w. E. Graham, George w. Clements, c. G. Hellums, J.R. Cromwell, w. E. Mulliken. Sam Tucker and w. H. Westbrook.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-25
MISS ORTON SUES
 TRANSIT COMPANY
Says She Jumped From Moving Gar When Trolley Broke. Sustaining
 Injury.

Miss Lillie Orton, young lady employed at the Cotton Belt eating house here, today filed suit through her attorneys, Nixon and Shaw against the Citizens Light and Tran sit company for s5,e25 damages.
 The plaintiff states that she was 9 passenger on one of the cars o1 the defendant company, running on South Main street, September b' 1907. A cable broke, she says ana a panic resulted among the passen- gers on the car. She jumped from the car and fell heavily to the ground breaking a bone in her lett ankle and spraining the ankle. She sues for damages in the sum oi S5,OOO and asks for further dama- ges for medicine, nurse and loss of time at the eating house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-25
L. o. KNOX AND FAMILY
 RETURN HOME
Lawrence Says Pine Bluff Has 'Em All Beat-Traveled Ten ThOus.
 and Miles Through the West.

"I have travelled ten thousand miles in tho past few months and 1 could not find city anywhere in the West that was better than Pine Bluff. Old Arkansas for me, first last and all the time"
 Such was the happy declaration of l.. o. Knox, the well known Pine Bluff citizen who returned today from a several months tour of the Western states. lie was accom- panied by his wife and son and all are enjoying Excellent health. MT. Knox and his family left Pine Bluff several months ago. They went from here to Grand Rapids, Michi- gan, thence to many Western cities including Salt Lake City, San Fran cisco, Portland, Denver and other points of interest. He says he will remain in Pine Bluff for the future. lie has not decided what business he will engage in here, but will make an interesting announcement within the next few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-25
BUSINESS MEN
 ARE IN TROUBLE Owners of Stationery Stores and News Stands Charged With Selling Indecent Post Cards.
HELD FOR FEDERAL co
Powell Clayton, New Assistant Dis. trict Attorney. Conducts Examine. ton at N Sprinss-Merchants Deny the Charge.

Hot Springs, Sept, 25.-Six bust ness men, owners of art and station ary stores and news stands. were arraigned before United States Commissioner Howell today, chars- ed with offering for sale and recciv- ing from common carriers obscene or indecent postal cards. The eX- animation was conducted for ta" government by Powell Clayton: newly appointed assistant to Unitcd States District Attorney Whi2pic If Little Rock. Postoffice Inspector Spofford quietly visited all ,Ea stores where postal cards are eX~ hibited for sa le :nC gathered in 6 sample of alleged cbiectionab' pie lures displayed in violation of the United States laws.
 All of the dealers admitted hay- ing sold cards, but denied that they were obscene. The allege the cards were bought under a guarantee of the manufacturers that they were safe and contended that the Unit ed states government should not grant a copyright on any pictures which would not be allowed to pass I,
 The federal attorney assented. but held that would not justify violation of the statute under which they were arrested.
 The famous art galleries of New York and Washington were cau tiously criticised by both Clayton and the defendants in an Anthony Comstock vein.
 Commissioner Howell held that the character of the cards warrant ed him in holding the defendants to the federal court and they were released upon their own recogni- zance to appear in Little Rock at the next term of court