by W. C. Tuttle
In the unruly frontier town of Yellow Horse, two wandering cowboys stumble into a spectacle far larger than they bargained for. When a stranded circus elephant named Frederick the First enters their lives, curiosity, bravado, and bad judgment set off a chain of comic Western chaos. W. C. Tuttle’s lively tale blends slapstick adventure, frontier tall-talk, and old-time magazine humor in a boisterous portrait of men, beasts, and towns pushed well beyond their limits.
Transcribed from Adventure, September 1916 (The Ridgway Company).