Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-04

morning. Il tnlnk tuAt WdHs WSlc soa
in your building that day7
Jacko-I do not know. might go
around, I was there from II o'clock TO- j.
Brown-Did onicer Koyen CONS in be-
Jacko-f did not see him between II
Brown-You would sc, him. II he did
come In?
Jacko-Yes.
Brown-How long is 1t since Mr.. Koyen
has been In your place?
Jacko-Over a year.
Brown-You have had read to you the
affidavit of Ferd A. David about MT.
Koyen being in your place about IL
o'clock on the 18th day OF November?
Jacko-Yes.
Brown-Do you deny that7
Goldberger-were you in the place on
that day. between IL and ! o'clock7
Goldberser-what were you doing
Jacko-what was I doing there. drink
ing soda and smoking cigars.
Goldberser-Anything else?
GoIdberser-Between II and 1 o'clock.
you did not 80 out of the place?
Jacko-No.
wester-Any of tho members desire to
ask the witness any questions?
Ciark-The defendant was not In your
place in over a year?
Jacko-No.
Clark-he is a pdu CustOintF-
Frank J. Jacob was next called to the
stand by Senator Brown and sworn in
by Chairman wester.
Brown-Mr. Jacob. what is your busi-
Jacob-Automobiie mechanic.
Brown-where is your place Of busi-
ness?
Jacob garage on Watson avenue;
Brown-Do you know the place Of busi-
ness OF Joseph Bacha?
Jacob-Yes.
Brown-were you one of the men who
went into the saloon about noon on the
18Th?
Jacob-Yes..
Brown-what did you do?
Jacob-Sat down at table. had some
coffee and sandwiches and commenced
eating my lunch.
Jacob-He was not.
Brown-who was the next person to
go into the store7
Jacob-Just as we stepped into the
door. stepped into the doorway. and we
heard him say. come on In and have a
drink and we saw Officer koyen come
in. The officer waike to the end of the
bar. and Joe Bacha was back OF the coun-
ter. Joe said. VIVA will you have and
the officer replied. II will have some
tho officer walked over to our table and
asked us. what are you doing away from
castie's' and we replied that we were
not working there any longer.
Brown-Did you see a man come int?
jacob saw the man David, come in.
Brown-.vhat did he do?
Jacob-Walked over passed bar. went
to the toilet. came back and said 20 Joe
Bacha replied. II have none on draft, but
l can give you a bottle" The man
stated he did not want a bottle. and
after the bartender told him he had some
AE--t IL - -l
Brown-Did you hear this as a CONVEX
sation between Koyen and aloha, that
the officer was standing at the end of the
bar. David went toward the bar, did you
hear Bacha say. whats that?" Did the
officer say the booze fellows will be here
to get you in a few minutes?"
Jacob-No.
Brown-Did he say give me a soda?
Jacob-No. he said I will have some
orangeade.
Brown-Then did the officer say when
he was going out, or as the other man
was going out. don't forget told
you. JoeT
Brown-Have you related all of the
conversation between the officer and
Bacha?
Jacob-AiI I can remember.
Brown-How long was the officer in
there?
Jacob-About five minutes.
Brown-You can get coffee there?
Jacob-Yes.
Goldberger-HoW long was MT. koyen
there?
JacobAAbout five minutes, six or seven.
Goldberger-What brought You here to-
night?
jacob made an affidavit.
Goldberger-Who brought you here?
Jacob-Joe Bacha.
Goldberger-Did you talk about this
matter?
Jacob-Not until after seeing 1t in the
paper.
Goldberger-Talk to anybody about
what you were going to testify to?
Jacob-Not l was going to say.
Goldberger-Did Mr.. Koyen know you
there?
Jacob-saw him there.
Goldberger-Did you talk to him?
Jacob-Yes. he said what are you do
ing so far from Castles?"
Wester-Any of the board desire to ask
the witness any questions?
Senator Brown called to the stand a
man known by the defendant as Frank
Brown-What Is your name?
Frank-Wilbur J. Morrel.
Brown-Were you in Bacha's saloon on
the 18th?
Morrell-Yes.
Brown-What is your business?
Understandable mechanic.
Brown-While you were there did the
officer come in?
Morrel-Yes.
Brown-Tell the conversation.
Morrell-Joe Bacha said to someone
have a drink" 1 was already seated at
a table. Officer Koyen came In and went
up to an end of the bar. and said he
would have an orangeade. Two laborers
came in. and after them came Mr.. David.
He went to the toilet. and then returned
to the bar, asked il there was any beer
on draft. Bacha replied that there wa.
none on draft, but he had a bottle. The
man stated he did not want a bottle, but
took a glass of birch beer.
Brown-Who went out first?
Morrel-The officer, ! think.
Rroun-Dfd Racha 10 % thn oH;a1,
whats that?"
Morrel-Not so l could hear it. I wa,
fifteen feet away.
Brown-Were you closer than David?
Morrel-About the same distance.
the officer say. the booze
fellows will be here to get you in a few
minutes?"
Morrel-No. not in my presence.
Brown-How long were you there?
Morrel-About a nhour.
Brown-Was there any conversation
while you were there?
Morrel-Yes.
Brown-Did he say that?
Morrel-No.
clark-You are putting the words in tn,
Witnesses mouth.
Brown-You annot get contraction from
a witness, unless you ask questions.
BROWNIES 1t said?
Morrel-No.
in the city who did not hear it. Was Il
said or not?
Morrei-No.
Brown-And as the officer was soins
out. did he say anything to Joe?
Morrel-No.
Goldbereer-It might have been said ,
MorrelI would have heard it IL any
thing had been said.
Wester-Any questions.
Offer Emil Koyen. the defendant, in
the case was ordered sworn by his coun-
sci.
Brown-onicer Koyen. how long hay,
you been on the force?
koyen-About three years.
Brown-These are the first charge,
made against Won?