Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
Daily ShOIf Story
'For-the-GiH-Outside'
BY HAROLD BRADLEY SAY

NTiE s o'clock cell count had
just been completed. Willette
Etoneman, captain of the guard,
based his big form into the leather
lehair on the far side of Warden
yialden's desk and regarded his
fhief with a trace of challenge IN
bis implacable eyes
( Haldane smiled. his white teeth
MASKING against the contrast Of his
black eyebrows and muStache.
Guessed why sent for
lyou:"
( "Yes,' anSw cred Captain
,Stoneham. you're going TO tell
me 20 put CatlOw on the trusty
side. I'm through arguing. only
60 predict that you're setting a
bear trap thatIl hang shut on
kyourself. The prison problem
rcould be settled easy II we could
take One-third Of them out and
.gas them indenture another
third TO good guardians outside.
"Then keep the rest locked up
q. bounce them back rs fast
NJ they get out. Catlow's In the
! class that ought 10 be gassed."
THREE-TIME LOSER
Russell Catlow was a three time
loser, a Stickup artist who tor
sured his victims 10 make them
Mig up secreted money. OF crimes
bot proved on him, the state police
FELT certain that he had burned a
.arm house TO cover the murder
~ an aged farmer and his wife.
/ He was a tall. iron built man,
1.-THE as panther. He was the
prisons top boxer. The Dancer,
abe cons called him, because of
Me dazzling swift way his legs
carried him over the canvas.
Warden Haldane used his nick
aame now as he spoke 10 Stone
Nan.
4 you think the Dancers been
I playing me with his good be-
havior that I'm a sucker 10
: give him q chance? Maybe
you're right, Stoney. but I feel
Tive got to take the response
bility."
REVEALS LETTER
"You're the warden" an
severed Stoneman, II just work
hero. but I've been around the
Splace q lot of years I'll put
him In with the Indian. They've
been chummy since Catlow
taught him TO box"
speaking of Papoose," said |
] the warden, reaching across the
sdesk to a pile of letters he had
Sbeen censoring, 'read this,
lStoney. It's from the half
breed Indian girl that used TO
twrite 60 Papoose regularly.
~Some big shot artist fell for
her sent her of to college
4. i. and now he's marrying her.
Ashes giving Papoose the news"
n Captain Stoneman glanced at
The envelope addressed in easy
flowing hand TO John Eagle. off,
tally convict NO. 6S, 1872 up for
life. Attached TO the letter was a
mounted portrait of girl done in
Natural color.
J Smooth olive skin became a soft
elowing red in the cheeks, almost
As bright as her lips. White teeth
khone from the smile around her
Email mouth. A mass of fine black
'lair swept back from a high full
Forehead. Her eyes were large
and blue, and even in the photo
graph were alive and sparkling.
I MARRIED TO ARTIST
I The guard captain laid the photo
aside and picked up the letter.
His eyes FASTENED over the pages
picking up bits of IL:
n q. I'm married to Jason
Z Heating, the artist of whom i
D told you--the man who met me
IN the logging camp near Port
Angeles where he used me as a
I model , I'm so happy I'm
afraid sometimes it's a dream.
!. Eve are living In the home
that Jason built on San Juan
Island. 1 love TO watch the
, steamers 20 by on the blue
waters I'm the morning and 10
sec their red and green light at
night. I 70 swimming, too. like
. we used 20 long ago down Mt the
agency school. And often
think of you
"What IL Means, Johnny, is
that 1 love Jason with all my
heart. III something happened
! 20 him 1 would not want TO live
another day. An Indian girl,
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