Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

the state would put on. The case will probably not be argued until Monday morning.
 Henry R. Swink, customs inspector and line rider at Nogales told of cap turing Roman and Martinez at Gala basas on the morning of Jan. II. He said the MeXicans got off the stage from Tucson and he told them they were under arrest. As he approached them with a pair of handcuffs in his hands Swiuk said, Roman drew a gun and he told him not to shoot. Roman, he said, then pointed the gun at the other men and fired one shot. A sec ond later, Swinl< said, he heard two shots from behind him and saw Roman fall forward. Roman then told Mar tinez to shoot and the latter picked up the gun, he said, and pointed it al him Swink said he drew his gun and shot Martinez in the neck.
 Then Harry J. Saxon came up to the Mexicans. Swink said, and asked them what they had done that made them so wild. Martinez then confessed they were the Tempe bandits and Roman nodded in assent, he testified. Swink identified the cartridge belts, 3S- caliber revolver and some shells as those taken from Roman and Martinez at Calabasas.
 Tell of Capture
 Harry J. Saxon, rancher and former sheriff of Nogales, told of the capture of the AIexicans and the shooting. When Roman drew the gun, he said, he shouted Surrender yourselves, and | fired one shot at them. Saxon said he then drew his gun and shot Roman. While SWink was getting some water ! for them, Saxon said he sat down by the mand asked them why they were , ;I S.fh told | Roman. he said, that they might as ! well tell because they were up against ! if Roman said yes" Saxon said, | aNd then Martinez said they were the men who robbed the Te1Gpe store and | killed several people. Saxon said he 1 then asked Roman if that were so and Roman nodded his head and replied
 ..Yes that is true" When Swink re- turne Saxon said, he asked them again, and they made the same answers l in the presence of Swink.
 Saxon identified a mackinaw, a hat and a pair of shoes as the ones Ro-
 man wore. Earl A. Lennon, customs Inspector at Nogales. told of the fight and the capture of the MeXlcans Charles D. Lopez, official court inter preter at Nogales, said he went to | Calabasas with the county physician and found the two wounded Mexicans He said he asked them their names and where they were from. They tolo him they were from Tempe, he said | and Martinez told him they had helo lup a store and killed several people
 Roman he said, did not say anything
 nor did he deny the statement made by Martinez.
 R. c. Leatherman, cattleman. told O the sohoting at Calabasas and of hear ing the statements made by Martinez to Lopez. Roman, he said, nodded hl' head in assent but said nothing.
 John J. Deegan, customs inspector
 said he went to Calabasas and saw tho
 two wounded Mexicans. They asked
 for water, he said. and he got pitcher
 of water for them. He said he heard
 Lopez ask them about the Tempe mur'
 ders and heard Martinez say they were
 the men Roman, he said, made n' denial. Deegan said he searched Ro man and found a roll of bills, some sil
 yer a cartridge belt and several loos' shells in his pocket.
 Heard Confession, He Says
 A. J. Arens, deputy sheriff at No gales. said he went to the scene of tn shooting at Calabasas and heard tn statements made by Martinez to Lopez Arens said he heard nurse tell Roman in a joking manner that he would sooi