Oregon Liquor Control Commission v. Coe

During the time involved in this case, defendants were in business at Bingen in the state of Washington, and were engaged in the wholesale distribution of beer and other alcoholic liquors.

In its complaint, the commission, after alleging that defendants were partners and engaged in business as above stated; and that the Oregon Liquor Control Commission was and is an instrumentality of the State of Oregon created and existing under the provisions of the Oregon Liquor Control Act, Oregon Laws 1933, Second Sp. Sess., p. 38, further alleges:

“That between the said 1st day of June, 1934, and the…