A. Yes sir.

Q. You say this happened between three and four o'clock?

A. I did not know exactly what time, but the polls had not closed.

Q. You don't know exactly how you got out here, or caught a ride?

A. Yes; I rode the Tennessee Coach.

Q. You had been here three or four hours - had you been around Frank Lowry's store?

A. I had been around town here - I had been in the court house.

Q. Had you been down to the school?

A. Yes; I think I had been down there.

Q. How long had you been standing there at Frank Lowry's store when you saw Rucker drive up?

A. I don't know; five or ten minutes.

Q. Frank Lowry's store is on the southwest corner of the public square of Madisonville?

A. Yes sir.

Q. How far down did Rucker park his car from the corner there at the store?

A. The third parking space.

Q. How many automobiles were between his car and the corner?

A. I won't say whether one or two. I know there was one- there weren't but tow parking spaces.

Q. There were quite a few people over here at this filling station?

A. Yes; a few people

Q. And quite a few people on the courthouse lawn waiting for the polls to close.