by W. C. Tuttle
In the desert town of Mohave Wells, slow-talking Sheriff Buck Brady spends his days whittling pine and watching trouble drift in on the stage. When a young brother and sister from the East fall into the grasp of ruthless men ruling the boomtown of Lone Mule, Buck’s quiet sense of justice is stirred. A tense Western tale of corruption, courage, and frontier law, this story follows an unlikely guardian whose patience may be more dangerous than any gun.
Transcribed from Adventure, March 1, 1930 (The Butterick Publishing Company).