by W. C. Tuttle
When weary San Francisco bookkeeper James Eaton Legg abandons ledgers for open air, he heads west with a stray dog and a sudden ambition to become a cowpuncher. In Blue Wells, Arizona, he arrives amid saloon mischief, hard-drinking cowboys, lost money, and a daring payroll robbery that throws the desert town into confusion. W. C. Tuttle’s comic Western follows an unlikely tenderfoot into a rough-edged frontier world of gamblers, ranch hands, crooked schemes, and accidental heroics.
Transcribed from Adventure, November 23, 1926 (The Butterick Publishing Company).