The Coconino sun., 1921-01-21
THREE OF SCHWAB MURDER
 SUSPECTS UNDER ARREST STRONG CASE AGAINST ONE
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 of the habeas corpus proceedings, Kline wired that he was holding Nash on the fugitive warrant and would continue to hold him until the regular warrant arrived.
 Roy Nash is under surveillance at Santa Barbara, Cal. He is sick with typhoid fever. He will be brought here, as will Buffalo Brady and Coy ote Olivas, if the last named is caught. There is little doubt that all can be extradited without difficulty. In the case of the Nash boys there probably will be spirited defense at the trial. There will be no lack of money, it is said, as their father is wealthy banker near Cheyenne.
 Just how Mrs. Harry Nash figures in the affair is not certain. She came here with her husband and went away in the Chandler car with him three or four days after the murder. Nash hung around here during those three or four days. It was only after Schwab's body was found in the old we'll just west of Flagstaff, on Sept. 24th, that Nash and the woman had apparently vanished off the face of the earth. If she is Nash's wife, of course she will not testify. But she probably will have to prove that she is married to him.
 | Now, for the circumstances that seem to connect Nash with the mur- der. He came here on April with his wife and with young man who is working here in Flagstaff and has been. working here constantly since then. The three came from Albu- querque, all to get work. They went to the Ideal hotel. Mrs. Nash got a job at the Commercial cafe. Nash didn't get job. The other man went right to work. Later the Nashes mov- ed to the Gleason rooming house on West Railroad avenue.
 On April 18th, Martin Schwab left here in his car for Winslow.
 There was, it is claimed, young man with him who registered as Harry Nash. They were seen by Tony Montoya, at Cliffs, and probably by others who can swear to Nash's iden- tity. Schwab never reached Wins low. The next day it is asserted, Nash was back in Flagstaff driving a Chandler car. He had told the young man now working here-so it is re- ported-that he intended buying new car from travelling man; that he had telegraphed to his father for the mon- ey. When he returned with the car, he told this young man, it is said, that he had bought the car. When arrest ed in Los Angeles this week, Nash told the officers that he had bought the car on the streets of Flagstaff from man named Clayton Robbins, paying 1925 for it. No one of that name as far as can be learned, was ever here.
 This young man, whose name is be- ing withheld at the request of the county attorney, has been in touch with the latter for some time. He undoubtedly will prove a valuable wit ness for the state. He had nothing to do with the murder, nor is he in any way an accessory, either before or af- ter the fact. He simply knows the facts above stated, and will tell them on the stand. His name is being withheld to protect him from being annoyed by curious questioners.
 There are other things beside his possession of the car that may be brought into the evidence against Nash. The murderer stole Martin Schwab's watch. If Nash has that watch, or if it can be shown that he ever has had it in his possession since April 15, it will make bad showing against him. Following is the de- scription of the watch, as furnished by the Utah jeweler from whom it was bought. It is published at the request of County Attorney Gold. It is re- quested that other papers copy this de- scription. Whoever now has the watch can, upon producing it, claim the reward of $100 which has been of- fered for it's return.
 The watch was an IS size Illinois movement. On face is, illinois Watch Co., in script. On plate of move ment is name, "Illinois Watch Co.,, Springfield" Movement No. 1 ,761, ,750 1T jewels. Case, IS size, gold-filled, screw bevel, open face, No. 8,059, ,510. Gold wearing away lower part of case, showing underlying composition met al.
 Mrs. Nash told the Los Angeles of ficers that her husband was plainly worried after April 16 and in a hurry to get away from Flagstaff. She says she doesn't know where he got uloney to pay for the car Evidently think ] ing she was helping her husbands case, she told them to communicate with this the other unnamed young man, mentioned above, who perhaps could tell them something about the case. She told them where he work ed. Sheriff Kline wired the county at torney yesterday about the man, and the latter replied that he was in | fo,,nb ,uitb hin,