by W. C. Tuttle
A hard-luck outlaw drifts through the sunbaked Gila country with empty pockets, an empty gun, and a knack for trouble. When an overheard conversation points toward a fortune on the stage road to Silver City, he sees one last chance to turn his luck around. W. C. Tuttle’s comic Western tale blends frontier danger, dry humor, and ironic misadventure in the classic pulp tradition.
Transcribed from Western Story Magazine, August 25, 1928 (Street & Smith Corporation).