Challenge of the Yukon: Trap for a Mountie

The challenge of the Yukon. The Wonder Dog King, swift distance, strongest of Eskimo lead dogs blazes the trail through storm and snow for Sergeant Preston as he meets the challenge of the Yukon. Sergeant Preston was typical of a small band of Northwest knotted police who preserved law and order in a new Northwest country

with a greed for wealth and power led to frequent violence and bloodshed. and bloodshed. But in spite of the odds against them, Sergeant Preston and his wonder dog king mapped that challenge and just this rule triumphed.

Sergeant Preston stood in the bank and see Hart, talking to a young clerk. And you say, Dave, that he was about six-one, dark hair and eyes. Heavy set. Sergeant Preston, I'm not likely to forget that man of the day I die. I never before had anyone point a gun at me in order me to turn the combination of a say.

I'd just seen him at any time before the robber. Never laid eyes only until then. Where? I didn't know you were here. Oh, hello there, Mr. Reverend. The sergeant was just asking me about our bank robbery, sir.

Oh, about the robbery. Well, in that case, Sergeant, you'd better come into my office where I'd tell you the facts about it. Certainly. They've told me that you two were the only ones in the bank when the thief entered it.

That's right. You're going with your work, will you, Dave? Yes, sir. All right, this way, Sergeant. What, you Sergeant? I'm going to go. No, if you'll just tell me what happened. Of course. It was after closing.

Good night, Dave. Good night, Mr. Everett. I can there, Mr. Everett. Mark, look here. We're closed for the day. If you want to come in in the morning, I can't get in there. You over there, keep your hands in sight.