The Letter from the Grave

It's Hop Along Cassidy! With action and suspense, out of the Old West comes the most famous hero of them all, Hop Along Cassidy, starring William Boy! The ring in the Silver Spurs heralds the most amazing man ever to ride the prairies in the early West, Hop Along Cassidy.

This famous hero thrills the 60 million fans with action and dangerous adventure. In the role of pop-along Cassidy is the popular star of the motion picture series William Boy, and appearing as that laugh-of-a-load character California is Andy Clyde.

Now to our story, the letter from the grave. Weeks male had lain on the table next to the cook stove all day. A couple of harness catalogs, a few bills, a fancy printed card, announced in the arrival of a new horse doctor in Baker's Crosson, and the letter, an ordinary-looking letter and a plain envelope postmarked a week or so before in Gold Run, Montana territory.

It was addressed to Hoppy, and there was something familiar in the handwriting. Something that ducked deep into his memory as he slit the envelope, took out the letter, and began to read. I'm only writing you now because there's no one else I can turn to.

I remember once down in Dodge, you told me to get word to you, as the bar twenty if I I've found myself in a tight place. I'm in it's mouth so deep I don't think I'll get out of go run alive.

I can't say any more here. But if you meant what you said that day and died, you'd have to go up here on the gallop. Because, partner, I need you now. You're a pound, Jack Fannick.