Mr. Jenner. They were very loose-fitting?
Mr. Shasteen. Yes.
Mr. Jenner. And even on those occasions when you saw him across the street at Hutch's, he had the coveralls, the military-type coveralls on?
Mr. Shasteen. Yes; of course. He could have went in there times I didn't see him. And I don't know how many times I saw him but I have seen him over there.
Mr. Jenner. Well, I just want the times that you saw him.
Mr. Shasteen. I wouldn't even commence to guess—probably three or four times over there.
Mr. Jenner. You saw him about three or four times across the street?
Mr. Shasteen. In other words, his store sits over here and my shop is here and these glasses, lot of them down here, a lot of times if somebody has been in the shop that you are paying attention to, you can even see them in the back mirrors, back there and he—and you just notice and you are always looking at the front door. I mean, since I own the shop I ask everybody in.
Mr. Jenner. Do you have the chair next to the window?
Mr. Shasteen. No; I have the back chair.