South Snohomish-North King County, Washington, issued in May 1970, and the other for Whidbey Island, Washington, issued in January 1971.  These directories contained listings of Washington residents and businesses.11  The listings were compiled within the State of Washington.  Listings were obtained from a Seattle mail order company, from listings of landowners at a local courthouse, and through copying Directory's telephone directories.12


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Since the telephone directories were distributed free of charge, appellant's revenues were generated through the sale of advertising space and linage.  Mr. Thornhill testified at his deposition that the company solicited advertisements exclusively from local businesses and professional concerns.  Appellant's directories were printed within the State of Washington and virtually all the supplies were purchased within the state.  The directories were thenTHE TEEVEE RICH ARE VERY DIFFERENT FROM YOU AND ME – The season finale for Veronica Mars aired last night, and – try as it might – it just couldn't provide the cure for the bad case of sophomore-itis the show's been displaying all year. The season's central mystery proved too convoluted and disjointed to work (requiring one of those five-minute explications that always play so believably when the heroine is delivering it to a desperate and just exposed killer), while the episode's denouement unsuccessfully tried to pass off a "he's still alive" moment that was nearly as unconvincing as the finale to Spielberg's War of the Worlds.

Season Two's central problem from the start has resided in the fact that – no matter how many red herrings the