Tinker's Dam

The ring of the Silver's Purge heralds the most amazing man ever to ride the prairies of the early West, Hop Along Cassidy. This famous hero thrills his 60 million fans with action and dangerous adventure.

In the world of Hop Along Cassidy is the populist star of the motion picture series, William Boyes. And now another exciting story of the early West. Pinker's Damn. There were two things that attracted the attention of Hopalong and California as they rode down the turnpike that led past the circle X. One was the dilapidated condition of the sagging

fence that wound in and out among the crumbling boulders and the trees. The other was the growing cloud of dust that twisted and turned toward them from the distance along the winding road. Hey Hoppy, what are you reckoners making all that dust? A pass or a cowl poon?

Sounds like a double. Yeah, that's a stage driver. He's probably trying to knock over a jackrabbit. Ah! That's no rather. Come on! Yeah, that's a woman yelling. Looks like you could do some help. Hey, look!

It's the stage, folks, all right? Careful, now. Yeah. Looks like the driver's hurt. I'm not sure that's worth a minute. Dead. Hello in there. Are you hurtin' this? Look out, Hoppy! Oh, there, lady! Watch where you're pointing that gun!

Stay back, Rose! Shoot! That guy's been talking. Sure he is. You can smell the powder in the barrel. Oh, show him! Come back to Hop Along Cassidy on our story. Thinkers them.

Hop in California, ran to the aid of a lady in distress only to have her turn a gun on them. The stage driver is dead and the lady painted after screaming, I shot him. There, she's coming around now.