by Ray Humphreys
When a stagecoach carrying a superstitious old driver, a supposedly cursed bearskin coat, and a pretty schoolteacher is hijacked on the treacherous Como to Fairplay run, quick wits and a well-timed bit of frontier trickery may be the only things standing between the passengers and disaster.
Transcribed from Western Story Magazine, January 7, 1928 (Street & Smith Corporation).