by W. C. Tuttle
In this uproarious Western tale, down-on-his-luck cowpuncher Dobie Dalton navigates a series of misadventures—from a double-crossing stagecoach scheme to a run-in with outlaws—all while dodging the wrath of his sharp-tongued wife and her scheming uncle. With wit as sharp as a spur and luck as thin as a desert mirage, Dobie’s quest for redemption and a little cash proves that even the most hapless hero can outsmart the odds.
Transcribed from Adventure, June 18, 1919 (The Ridgway Company).