Tlin OREGON DAILY JOUKNAL. PORTLAND. ' TUESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 2D, 1910.
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Second Fire Within 2 Months
Attributed to Those Op-1
posed to Liquor. .
I For the second, time within about
two months a ,. building In Estacada
leased by the Mount Hood Brewing
. company of. Portland, and occupied by
J. N. Foster as a supposed soft drink
parlor on th first floor and utilised as
a rooming house above,, was burned be
tween 12 and : i o'clock this morning.
Th fire-was of incendiary origin ap
parency. , The btUJdtng was owned by
Frank Michaels of Gresham.
"This is the second time they , have
borned roe out," he said this mocning.
"I suppose It was because of the sus
picion that liquor was being sold. I
leased the building to the Mount Hood
Brewing company and 1;,' understand
that it had a man running the place.
He has been arrested ,for .selling liquor
and there has been hard feeling. The
last time the building burned, I had no
Insuiance and lost $90Q..- This time I
am partially Insured, bat I will again
be the loser."
The Estacada volunteer fire depart
ment responded to tbe call after the
fire had been discovered, but the flames
had gained such a strong hold that the
build could not - be saved. It borned
to the ground. ' '. ' '.
The upper fltt was conducted as a
rooming house by Floe Henderson from
Portland, i Srte was not at borne at the
time of the fire and the rooms at the
time being Were not occupied. Many
persons In Estacada disliked tne place
and regarded with suspicion. , ,
The loss on this morning's fire was
about 12000. ' ,
i: V.W, DEFIANCE
FRESr
Truce Terminated and Notice
of Purpose Served; City to
Devise New Plan.
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Fresno, CaL. Dec. 20. The truce be
tween the civil authorities and 'members
of the, Industrial Workers of the World
by which 74 Industrialists in jail here
for vagrancy were to be released pend
ing the hearing of a. test case wa ab
1 ruptly ended yesterday y officials of the
workers, who notified the district at
torney's office that the agreement was.
of f. - The announcement was made as a
deft, ' and lit; yas stated that the; figuti
which has filled i Fresno's - Jail and
clogged, its court calendars, all winder,
will be renewed with Increased ieal. , I
"We will flood your Jails; and cost
the county a fortune to support s, but
we will not compromise," was the sub
stance, of the Information imparted, to
the district attorney.
I The reason for the change In attitude
is not known. Prior to the ultima
tum ; the authorities believed the test
suit was satisfactory to all concerned
and was an easy way out of a difficult
situation. . v , ' v
The city trustees will meet tonight to
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i Fined for Speeding,
i .Another $50 tine was" assessed by Po
lice. Judge Taswell this morning for
auto speeding.- The victim was H. A. j
dimming of the Portland Motor car
company. He waa arrested yesterday
by Officer Sims at Grand avenue and
East Plne or1 speeding within the fire
limits.' y?r; i-iiX.
THREE ARRESTED IN FIGHT
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Each person Is charged with conducting
a disorderly bouse. - , , ,
The statement . has been made out
side of court by three of the persons
arrested that they propose to tell how
they have been giving money to cer
tain members of the police department.
One lodging house keeper said that a
member of the department called at
his place regularly, drank a bottle of
'beer, and took money. Another keeper
said It was understood that money was
to be given the . policeman, when the
officer came Into the place. Still other
lodging house keepers say they are
afraid to tell of graft for fear they
will have no rest" from police persecu
tion, ..
As the .IS people arrested are only
a small fraction of the number engaged
in questionable lodging house business,
and other places well recognised as dis
orderly houses, the December grand
Jury is to continue the Investigation.
Houses are running openly on Seventh
street, In the Vicinity of Park and Mor
rison' streets,: and at other places up
town. .Chief of Police Cot has stated
that they have all been notified to close,
but the proprietors djclare they whave
received nonsuch word. .--.
SUPREME COURT
; MAKES RULING ON ,
py .NEW AMENDMENT
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incident to a denial of the writ; third,
whether the petitioner has any plain,
speedy, adequate' remedy in the circuit
court; and fourth, whether he has a
remedy by appeal. - ' ,
, ' "As , to the first, it is well ' known
thaU at the present time, the docket of
this court is greatly congested, and it
follows that, if we take Jurisdiction of
this matter and proceed with a hearing,
other criminal cases ' eqoally meritor-
lobs, - some Involving the question , of
life and death, and nearly all involving
the ' present, Imprisonment of the parties-
concerned. will have tobe post
poned to 'Ihe consideration of the case
of theso" petitioners who are confessedly
guilty of some crime, the particulars of
which do not appear.
f Other Eemedlsa Suggested. '
"It does appear from the Imperfect
record that they appeared- in court,
pleaded guilty to an offense against the
laws of this state, and craved the Im
mediate sentence of the court therefor,
and that thereupon the court sentenced
them to i,an Indeterminate term in the
peni tm ti a ry t '"" 8o"-f a rthe "proceedin gs
seero. to have been regular, but the law
maifs It the duty of the clerk to enter
in-the Judgment the crimefor which
the defendant was sentenced, and this
he has failed to do; so tliat Roberto and
Martlnes arAin danger of remaining in
definitely inlthe bastlle unless this In-
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advertence is corrected. But these gen
tlemen have several plain, ' ppeedy and
aijuate remedies. An obvious one is
to apply to the court to require the
clerk to correct the judgment entry to
correspond with the facts. Another is
to appeal to this court In the regular
way and have the Juasrment of the cir
cuit court reversed or amended. And a
third is to apply for a writ of habeas
corpus before a Judge of the circuit
court, and find their redress. With all
these remedies in other courts open to
them, we do not think this, is a case
wherein this court Should exercise the
extraordinary Jurisdiction conferred by
the recent amendment to the detriment
of other and more meritorious business,
"The petition Is denied."
Justice Eakln in his concurring opin
ion reviewed at length rthe decisions
illustrating the exercise of a court's
discretion and said; "The. conclusion
is Irresistible,' that the new Jurisdic
tional provision contemplates that the
application to the supreme' court for
any Of these writs 6hould only be en
tertained in .case there Is some good
reason why it cannot be issued and
heard by the circuit .or county court,
which does not appear In this case."
Justice Xing Dissents.
Justice1 King took strong exception
to the opinions of his colleague. .'The
object-of this amendment In my . Judg
ment," said .Justice King, "was to reach
such cases as the one before us and
thereby avpld the delays incident to an
appeal from the .county and circuit
courts to this court. These delays often
work to the prejudice of the state; and
at other times occasion great injustice
to those' unlawfully held in custody.
"Manifestly the amendment had some
purpose in view when It gave to the
people affected the right to apply to
this court for a writ of habeas corpus,
and this cause, it appears to me, clearly
Comes within the class of casee thereby
contemplated. The argument that fit
may impose additional burdens upon a
long suffering and overworked court
should have no weight ; It is not for
the courts to say what should be thrust
upon them by the law making depart
ment; that is a legislative and not a
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Judicial matter:
"The holding to the effect that these
prisoners may apply to the trial eoort
for a correction of the record to con
form to the ' facts Is novel and new In
Its application. '' It Is not within : our
province to assume any state of facts
not disclosed by the record before us,
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nor can we legally do so without, first
granting the writ and procuring a re
turn thereof."
. Besult X Step Backward.
Justice King's opinion concludes as
follows: 1 deem the result announced
by my associates a long stride towards
a suspension of the ' writ of 'habeas
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