by W. C. Tuttle
In the rough-edged cattle country of Willer Crick, two wandering cowboys ride straight into a feud-ridden range where family ties are tangled, tempers are quick, and trouble comes looking for strangers. Hashknife Hartley and Sleepy Stevens find themselves heirs to a disputed ranch, a mysterious legacy, and a hornet’s nest of frontier suspicion. Brimming with dry humor, hard riding, and Western grit, this lively tale captures the comic danger and outlaw charm of the early pulp frontier.
Transcribed from Adventure, August 3, 1920 (The Ridgway Company).