by W. C. Tuttle
In the rough-and-tumble frontier town of Piperock, a visit from a flamboyant old acquaintance turns an ordinary day into a spectacle of wagers, rivalries, and escalating disorder. Told in a lively vernacular, this comic Western spins together small-town pride, traveling-show chaos, and the unpredictable ambitions of men who never quite play fair. W. C. Tuttle delivers a fast-moving tale of gambling, swagger, and absurd misadventure set against the dusty humor of the American West.
Transcribed from Adventure, July 15, 1929 (The Butterick Publishing Company).