In Kelley v. Aarons (238 F. 996, affd. 215 U. S. 116) the District Court, in regretting its lack of jurisdiction in the matter at hand, said (at p. 998): “However, it is the province of this court to declare, not what the law ought to be, but what it is, as it is laid down by legislative and judicial authority. As concerns a judge, at least, neither learning nor lapse of time has sufficed to weaken Aristotle’s benign admonition: 1 To seek to be wiser than the laws is the very thing which is by good laws forbidden. ’ ’ ’
Motion to dismiss the complaint is granted.