State v. Miller

June 3,1930, at eleven o’clock p. m., the defendant and his brother officer, one B. B. Baird, discovered an automobile parked in the darkness upon one of the suburban streets of the city of Portland. In the car were two individuals, both very young, who identified themselves as Irving Bodensky and Esther Groldberg, but they later added that they were husband and wife, secretly married. The officers testified that their position towards each other was a compromising one, and that they arrested them -upon a charge of disorderly conduct. The two young folks testified that their arrest was on a…