Arizona republican., 1921-01-25
ARRAIGN ROMAN IN THE CHARGE OF
 DOUBLE SHAVING
Mexican Is Able To Walk To
 Car-Pleads Not Guilty Held Without Bond And
 Returned To County Jail

Tomas Roman, charged with the staying of c. M. Spapgler, night mar shal. and 10year- August Hintze, at Tempe on Tuesday. January Il, was given a preliminary hearing yesterday before Justice Henry J. Sullivan in Phoenix. The Mexican was repre- sented by Walter J. Thalheimer and Louis J. Hart. He waived examtna- tion and was held to answer to the superior court without bond. He was to the county jail.
 Roman was able to walk with the assistance of deputies from the jail to the motor car which carried him to the justice court. During the read ing of the complaints, he sat in chair and listened intently as Frank Orduno read them to him in Spanish. When asked if he was guilty, Roman replied in Spanish, T am not guilty"
 The charges of murder against Ro- man were filed originally in the court of Justice E. P. Carr of Tempe by R. E. L. Shepherd, county attorney. on Jan. Is. Because of the strong feeling in Tempe, the case was trans 1~Sred to the Phoenix justice court last Saturday upon motion of Joseph E. Noble, deputy county attorney.
 Trial To Be Soon
 Upon the return of R. F. Shepherd, county attorney, from Chicago the prosecution of the Roman case will be started in the superior court as soon as possible, according to a report from the county attorneys office. Infor- nation charging Roman with murder will be filed in the superior court at once.
 H. c. Baber, who was severely wounded by a bullet from the gun of one of the bandits is rapidly recover ing and will soon be able to leave the hospital according to a report Mr. Baber was alone in the store when one of the bandits entered and held him up. After rifling the cash register of more than $150. the bandit turned and shot Mir. Baber through the chest.
 Roman and Martinez according to the officers at Nogales admitted they had robbed the Tempe store and killed Spangler and Hintze after they were arrested. After the death of Mar tinez. Roman denied he was impli- cated in the crime and declared he had met Martinez at Maricopa. Mar tinez. he said, had money and divided with him.
 Killed In Hold-up
 C. M. Spangler and August Hintze were shot and killed on the night of January Il during the hold-up of the Baber-Jones store in Tempe about 6:3O o'clock in the evening 1T. c. Baber. who was alone in the store. was severely wounded by two bullets from the bandits guns. The boy, Au- gust Hintze, was killed by bullet as he was passing the store with his father, and Spangler was fatally wounded by a bullet during a gun fight with the bandits. He died shortly after at hospital in Phoenix.
 The bandits made their escape in the darkness and were trailed to Mar lcopa- On Friday morning. January II, Roman and Victoriano Martinez were captured at Calabasas after both had been wounded by shots fired by cattlemen and immigration officers whom they attempted to shoot when arrested. Martinez was shot in the neck and died on Saturday night. Jan To. Roman was struck in the ches; with bullet and in the wrist. Early last Friday morning he was brought to Phoenix from Nogales and placed l in the county jail