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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-13

Topeka had a chance to win yester-
days game in the first inning if lit
tie better coaching had been done on
third base. Davis was on third and
Landreth on second with two out. Hen
ry sent a high one out to Murray who
dropped it and Davis scored. Landreth
could have scored but was allowed to
stop at third and score was lost If
Landreth had scored Topeka would
have been a run ahead in the ninth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-13

Philadelphia 10 10 $50
Boston Observation-Disclosures 8 IL 40
Washington . - 1868
st. Louis ............ s 16 .273
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-13

When Kaufman pitched against. To-
peka last Thursday he was celebrat ting
his twenty third birthday. 1t looked
very much however as though it was
twenty-three for Topeka.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-13

KIRK'S JAP ROSE soaps twice the size and
less than half the cost Of any brand of really
good transparent soap Druggists and grocers-
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Hutchinson 8. -Joplin :.

6. Time of game-1:45. Umpire-Jacobs.
Attendance-3,0 600
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*. U, II; Arkansas 8.

Lawrence, Kan, May 13.-The Jay
hawkers simply slaughtered the Uni
versity of Arkansas in the second game
between the two schools Saturday after
noon. pfling up the lopsided score of II
to 8.
Score by innings: X II. Il:
Kansas .-.....-.....-...-.-,dd 9
MISUNDERSTANDING and Brookens;
Hiatt, Keith, McNeemen and McNee-
men, Miller. Umpire--Barnett.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-13

Just to show how much a days play
ing will make players batting aver
age differ is shown in the case OF Spec
Hurlburt, duke of Maple Hill. In the
averages which were published last Sat
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-13

Manager Joe Cantillon of the Wash
ington Nationals has decided to make ]
change on his infield. Mig Perrine will
be shifted to second and Soldier Boy
Altizer will be brought in from the out
field to cover short This will give Mig
q better chance to distinguish hi1a@eif
as he is much better second baseman
than he is short stop
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-13

You can secure a full stereopticon
outfit by using Peirce's Golden Rio
Coffee in one pound packages.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION GOSSIP

WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW
Hutchinson at Topeka.
Springfield at Wichita.
Webb City at Oklahoma.
Leavenworth at Joplin.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-13

Springfield has released Pitcher
Uhren, who was left at home on the
present trip. The lad was said to be
a promising youngster but Tucked ex-
perience- "A year in some smaller league
would fit him in good shape. Ellis has
not made a good showing this year and
it is probable that he will feel the sharp
edge of the ak before many days.
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Careful Housewives
when
PUTTING
AWAY
STOVES
Always give them q coat Of
$50 to make them rust proof.
II shines ITSELF Is applied like paint, Is better
than any enamel for stoves. pipes or wire screens.
Il makes old stOpes took like nezs.

For sale by W. A. L. Thompson H ware
Co., D. H. Forbes, Wolf Bros, w. E. Gull
YER Coughljn H'ware Co., Griggs & Mon
eYEennE.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-13

Doctor James Albert Berry.
Specialty-Diseases of the nose, throat.
stomach and fntestines. 1875 Kansas ave-
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Holton 8, Topeka Mfdgets 5.
Bartlesville s, Parsons ].
Muskogee 2, Fort Smith 1.
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Walter Queisser who is pitching for
Joplin seems to have passed the merid-
ian of his career as pitcher Two years
ago Walter was hard to beat but he is
not working good now. He seems to
lack control and his arm is weak, as he
used to rely nearly entirely upon his
curves which always hurt his arm.
Walter is too good a hitter though for
pitcher. He would make a good first
baseman.
Talk about your pinch hitting. Abb
bott certainly seems to be there with
the goods. He secured three hits yes
terday. everyone of which resulted in
run. Abbott if he keeps up his present
stride will be a hard man to beat.
Judging from the showing made by
Cole in the series just closed, Topeka
did not lose much by letting him 60 Cole
only. got four hits in the series out of
seventeen times at bat, while he only
took care of seven chances out of ten.
After the series with Hutchinson
closes. Topeka will be on the road until
the 18th of June.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-13

Dick Cooley is leading the Louisville
| team with the willow. having percent
| age of 1856.
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Leavenw orth does not seem to be able
to get out of the rut. The trouble
seems to be with the pitching staff
which is woefully weak outside of Ash
ley, who has won the only game for
the team. They either lack the goods
OF else they haven't got to working
vet.
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"And the cause of it is eating Mary
land chicken and corn fritters?" sar-
casticaIly queried Mrs. Bowser.
To some extent, yes. The cause is
that we eat too much. We run too
much to taffy. We eat too much, and
we coddle ourselves too much. We
have entirely lost track or the way our
ancestors lived. Two thousand years
known Colds and coughs were I'M
known. No one heard of gastritis or
catarrh. There were no doctors and
no drug stores. Now how is it? This
f1apdoodle way of living has Slapped
the manhood of the world and the end
Is not yet
And you are going to make a
changer
81 am. I have already made one. I
had a raw potato and four glasses of
water for my lunch this noon. 1 shall
eat an onion an da parsnip and drink
three glasses of water for my dinner.
1 have felt better this afternoon than
for months before. Mrs. Bowser, am
going back five or six thousand years
and live as our ancestors lived
But we have no tree in the back
yard for you to climb into and make
your bed at night" she protested.
Our ancestors slept in trees or on
the ground, just as suited them best.
shall make my bed on the grass. We
know that the dew of Heaven is
greater remedy than any yet invented
by man. have now made my dinner.
What have eaten nature intended for
me to eat. 1t will make me strong.
1t will give me new life. 1t will clear
away these pains and aches. You
may still continue this f1apdoodle way
OF living, but no more of 1t for me-
Mrs Bowser sighed. She knew that
II was useless to argue with him when
he got hold of a new idea. He must
work 1t out before he would let go of
It. When they went up to the sitting
room he did not make dive for a CT
gar, as was his usual wont. He saw
her looking at him with elevated eye
brows and he explained:
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PRIMITIVE BOWSER.
He Returns to the Habits of His An
cestors.

ct have got your favorite dish fol
dinner this evening-Maryland chick
en- and corn-fritters," announced Mrs
Bowser, when Mr.. Bowser reached
home from the office the other even
ing.
He had a package under his arm
and laying it down and hanging up his
hat he replied:
Thanks. but 1 am sorry you put
yourself out No Maryland chicken
for me-"
Don't you feel we'll %
'I am in the best of health, and ]
propose to remain so. I will take a
seat at the table, but shall choose my
own food. 1t is here in this package -
'"Then-then you've got another
fad" she said, as they went down to
the dining room.
mo, ma am, haven't. 1 never have
a fad. There is no man in the coun-
try more clear of them. 1 have sim
ply decided to take care of my health
hereafter and live to be a hundred
years old"
And he opened his package and
brought out three onions and two
parsnips and proceeded to make
them ready for eating. AS Mrs. Bow
ser watched him he said:
"Only about thirty men out of every
hundred live to reach the age of sixty.
Only twenty-eight out of every one
hundred children born reached the age
OF twenty. There are not ten healthy
women in a hundred. We are fast be-
coming a weak and feeble people, not
only in this country, but all over the
civilized world"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-24

see an article in the papers about
what to eat and how to eat it, and
when and how long to sleep, and a lot
of other nonsense. One doctor says
we must chew our meat very fine.
Another says to bolt it down in hunks.
One says look out for sweets, and an
other says eat half a pound of candy
per day. One says that white bread
contains no nutriment, and another
declares it the very germ of wheat.
When have they experimental? Who
on? One doctor says that mashed po-
tatoes are unwholesome. Another
says they should be prepared for the
table in no other way. You have lived
for almost fifty years in this f1apdoodle
way. as you call it, and I don't see
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-24

"Our ancestors did not smoke to-
bacco. Instinct taught them that it
was vicious and weakening. 1t is re-
sponsible for thousands of ailments
and thousands of deaths every year.
No more cigars for me. 1 shall chew
eassafras root instead"
How did you happen to make this
changer" she asked.
Il was talking with Professor Swift,
who happened to drop into the office.
He said that a man with a frame like
mine ought to live a hundred years.
And then he wanted to borrow five
dollars. didn't hep"
Woman, can't I breach a single
subject to you but what you try to be
sarcastic over it?" shouted Mr. Bow
ser as his face got very red "Of
course he didn't want to borrow any
money He was simply interested
from professional standpoint
And he knows as much about it as
our old cat. Every day or two you
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR sAIE-REAL ESTATE.
ARE YOU LIVING IN YOUR OWN HOME?

d yor pnt thai %
yh and h h4m
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sombnto
Ii a a the
auHfhI
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Yves tree h house thee
street - ~ attic
tall Prices
fy Xix to zee these til most ompheh
REDs BRowNo tnEatah
How
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Cardinals Gets John House.

Burlington, Ia, Aug. 24.-Manager
Es gan has sold John House, Burling-
toms brilliant Indian outfielder TO the
st. Louis Cardinals. He will receive
500 down and $500 more if John
makes good. When the National
League appeared in this city Manager
AlcCloskey took great fancy to the
indian; In TACT the stunts of the red
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WANTS
Ind MISCELLANEOUS ADS.
z.NifR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Home for lame boy of IA. Will
pay small amount for board: Would
prefer home near LOwman Hill SCHOOL
Mrs. F. w. Freeman, U. and l. club
Ind phone S53
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CONTRIBUTIONS

Everyone who will have work suitable
for students FOR the coming year, please
notify as soon as possible. B. E. Crane,
chairman Washburn Employment bureau
Ind. phone 54S2.
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NEAR wAsHBURN COLLEGE

NEAR WAsHBURN COLLEGE
Nice room modern home with lots
on College ave-, excellent place to rent
rooms, all in good repair. Price 50, 200.
Brand new and extra fine rooms and
lots all modern and latest style architec-
ture, $500.
rooms, all modern, built less than one
year, owner moving away, want offer.
Mulvane street. near 18th, rooms part
ly modern, $500.
Boswell avenue, one block from college,
Z rooms, 2 lots. all modern, $1,000.
We also have several others in this 10
cality that are worth the money Come
in and see US write.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
1O7 East Seventh, Topeka, Kan.
FRED BROWN F. NJ. DRAKE.
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rooms gas bath after September 18th
5000.
$40 Huntoon, rooms. modern, $500.
1872 Grafton, 4 rooms, 500.
33S Lake. $500.
1851 Buchanan, s rooms. modern. SIS 90
116S Clay, s rooms, modern, $33 90.
1921 West, rooms. 1880.
S19 West. 6th, s rooms. modern. $50 so
1880 Fillmore. rooms, partly modern
$1,000
1909 West rooms, modern. cottage, SIS
17O7 Huntoon, rooms, $500.
1902 Quincy. rooms, $500.
1434 Boswell rooms, barn, $500.
4O7 Western ave-, rooms, bath, gas,
barn, $500.
4O1 Western ave. 4 rooms. $500.
ITS Emmett, rooms, 800.
GOA West Sth, Z rooms. bath, 5000
Store ROOM 933 Kansas ave, $1,000
Office rooms, Alb Kansas ave-, $500.
WILSON & NEISWANGER.
Phones 94s 116 w. Sixth st.
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JUST ABOUT TIME. ISN'T 1T?

For you to purchase one of these fine
homes and quit paying rent?
$50 West St, beautiful new and I'D to
date room strictly modern property, has
every convenience, oak finish, hard maple
floors, combination light fixtures and in
fact everything that you would want in a
home of your own.
907 Lincoln ST., rooms, just completed,
hard wood finish. very prettily decorated,
with every convenience. Price 400.
1928 Harrison ST., 8 rooms, strictly mod
ern, very good location. Price $3.50.
1928 Quincy ST., rooms, new and en-
tirely modern, 9,40O.
SIT West St, dandy room cottage, part
ly modern. Want an offer.
612 Buchanan ST., rooms, in very nice
condition. Can sell this to pay 10 per cent
on the investment.
1887 Arch ST.. 2 east front lots and a A
room cottage Price s., $50 Terms.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
(Sole Agents)
107 e. Seventh st.
FOR SALE-Or trade, nice Oakland prop
erty well located. Owner, 719 V. Buren,
FOR RENT-HOUSEs.
RENTAL LIST.
One 10 room house, modern; barn; close
in.
Three 7-room modern houses West side.
Three room modern houses West side.
One 6 room modern cottage, West side
New modern flats. suites Of rooms
each. close in.
One room modern cottage. West side.
Two room cottages, East side
One room house, East side. Gas.
One broom cottage, gas. East side
One modern s-room house. East Side.
One modern s-room house. gas. East
Side.
light housekeeping rooms. 81.
light housekeeping rooms, SO.
light housekeeping rooms, I.
One 7-room modern house. East Side.
One modern living room s1s Kansas ave.
$500.
One large store room near Glenwood
hotel. 5000.
3 nice front modern office rooms between
sth and 9Th on avenue. $500
4 modern living rooms. en- suite, close
In on w. 9Th st.
modern living rooms, East 4th ST., 81.
money to loan on Real Estate: Collect
Rents, Fire and Tornado and Automobile
Insurance written at lowest rates.
Call or Inquire of
w. c. STEPHENSON & co.
600 KANSAS AVENUE.
COVER R1GBYs3
Ind. Phone e54. Bell Phone 140o.
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DETECTIVES Good pay for good men;
something new. Write for free particu-
lars Address Gen. Detective Agcy In
dianapolis Ind.
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HOWARD, exchange and easy payments.
western lands for anything you want. A
lovely suburban home, one to two acres,
81 200 to s., 900, want inside property. Nice
room house and store house. rents for
$780, only $500. Want outside property.
The best rooming house in this city Ira de
or time Several small houses for outside
or farms room house, 1 lot. only $3.50
cash Acre tracts from I to acres, IL
cash Howard 210 E. Fifth st.
FOR SALE@My beautiful new modern 8
a bargain. Call or address Owner, 1872
College ave.
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WANTED-Colored boy for janitor work
Adams Bros, eth and Jackson st.
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wANTED-sALEsMEN.

sALEsMEN- WHO contemplate makins
change write us for particulaIsSs:o sever IL a
of our statesmen earned from $SVV 70 Sot
per month during June and July. Meal
lister-Coman Co., 356 Dearborn ST. t;hl-
cago.
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v.Nrrn-rE,tALE HE1r.

room girl. also girl IN
kitchen. 127 West Gordon ST., N. IoPeha.
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wANrED-AGENTs.

AGENTS $4,000 per week can be mace mace
selling our Famous HyuIu1 80 ~ ~ :,
Lighting systems. We want d SoV $500
Light Dept, liz National Stamping ana
Electric Works. 1853 S. Jenersoh
Chicago.
AGENTs-what do you think OF a o, 2ec
seller; zoe pro t; everyoo ne CO
Oot inc.). H. 40lS Dearborn st. chicago.
wANTED-Aeents legitimate substitute
for slot machines. patented. sells on
sight for 81. Particulars. elisha Co.. An
derson, Ind
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CIVIL service employees are paid well for
easy work; examinations of all kinds
soon; booklet F 213, describing positions
ana telling easiest and quickest way to Sc
cure them IS free Write now. Washing
ton Civil Service school, Washington, d. C
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BARBER COLLEGE IN TOPEKA-F. c.
Bridgeford, Is years proprietor of the
lished a first class up to date college at
922 South Kansas ave, where a special
low rate Will be given to a limited number
who start at once. Call write The
Bridgeford Barber college, Topeka, Kan.
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GILLETT & GILLETT,


IND w.
Monthly
room lots ON Poll st.,
front payments
We rite nsuran a ercenton estate
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WANTED-ColOred man and wife hotel
cooks, $50 mo-, board and room. Capital
Employment Agency, S11 Kansas ave.
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FOR SALE-Or trade, nice Oakland prop
erty well located. Owner, 719 V. Buren,
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WANTED-Boys 16 years old and older
Gail at I'd and jackson. VIM. Shick
Mfg. Co.
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FOR SALE
room new house, lots, on Tyler ST.,
s., 500.
I rooms. new, all modern, ~ lots, on
Mulvane St. 81, 800.
5 rooms new house. IA lots, on Logan
room house, IL lots. on Logan St. ST.
10 rooms, ~ lots, close in, on E. 10th ST.,
81, 7c0.
Z room new house on E. 10th St, "a, CO.,
We have some good properties to trade
for small tracts close in
Come in and see u.s. We are new be-
ginners and not so rushed as some of the
older ones and might look after your bus
mess a little more promptly.
CUNNINGHAM & HAZLERIG,
106 East Sixth St.
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wESTERFIELD & co.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
BOTH PHONES.

room cottage. good condition, cellar,
cistern, well, gas connections. sewer,
shade and fruit, 11z lots, on Tyler ST.,
close in. This is a snap. Will be on the
market only a few days, $3.50.
room cottage. cistern, cellar, pantry.
closets. porches, near Central park, $3.50.
9 lots near car line, $160.
acres good land on a good road, two
room house, miles from Topeka, from
r. r. station, easy terms-$750
20 acres good I'd bottom farm 4 miles
out, 5000.
40 acre farm miles out 81 90O
Large list city and farm property.
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in A
OR A. B LAwLEss. 800 CHANDLER PHONE 621-4 =
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WANTED-Detective shrewd reliable
man for profitable secret service, to act
under orders; no experience necessary.
write ii. G. Webster, Indianapolis, Ind.
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WANTED-Bris'ht man to travel this ter
ritory Experience not necessary. Elk
penses advanced and fair salary to start
McBrady & Co, Chicago.
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KANSAS dolcette parlors ia W. sth ST.
Open day and evening. Everybody well
come.
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WANTED-Neat young men for hospital
nurses, no experience required. $50 mo-,
board, room, laundry and pass. Capital
Employment Agency, 81 Kansas ave.
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LOCAL Preventative WANTED
"A large income assured to anyone who
VIII act as our representative after learn
ing our business thoroughly by mail Elk
perlenee unnecessary. All we require is
honesty. ambition and willingness to learn
lucrative business. No soliciting or
travelling An exceptional opportunity for
those who desire to better their condi-
tons and make more money. For full
particulars address Dept. 726 B. any Of
flee. National Cooperative Realty Co, 50
Dearborn St. Chicago. 5O7 E street, Wash
ington, ID. G., Phelps bldg, Scranton, Pa,
or Delgar bldg, Oakland Cal
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LOST AND FoUNp.

LOST-Eagle charm. Liberal reward for
return to 223 E. Sth st.
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FOR SALE-Good milk COW, cheap. $50
n. Monroe st. Ind. phone 1918
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A
H. C.
G1 AZ
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-09-28
IT'S ALWAYS FOUR
 UNTIL IT'S FIVE
ATTORNEY IS LATE AND HIS CLIENT LOSES HIS CASE BY DE- FAULT, AND THEN HE CITES sU- PREME LAW.

PRESCOTT, Ariz., September 27.- When he arrived in the justice court yesterday afternoon at 4:l7 O clock and was informed by Justice McLane that judgment by default had been entered for plaintiff in the suit of Peter Gas tonguay, ys Arnold Roquier, only seven minutes before, Attorney Anderson waxed eloquent in a demand upon the court that the case be reopened and his client allowed to submit his testi- mony.
 The case was originally set for hear ing at ? O clock, and on request of At torney Anderson was postponed until i O clock. At that hour, Attorney For est and his client, Castonguay, were in court, awaiting the arrival of the defendant and his attorney. The lat ter failed to appear and at ten minutes past clock, default decree for Gas tonguay was entered in the case. Sev- eral minutes later Anderson and Ro- quier arrived.
 Anderson seemed astounded at what he termed the nasty action of the court in rendering snap judgment in the case, and asked that a jury of six men be impaneled to try the case, but his re- quest was denied. TIt is ruling of the supreme court of the United States that it is always 4 o'clock until it is 3 O clock" thundered Anderson, "and l now move that the judgment be set aside, that the case be reopened and the defendant allowed to introduce his evidence.
 The court, who appeared to be amused at the interpretation of the supreme court ruling as to when it was o clock, as explained by Ander- son, said he would take the case un- der advisement.