Trigger Dawson Gave Dewey a Locket

Back in the dark, you know. Life on the red horse ran Before triggered Dawson, Outlook Chief was killed

He gave to little Dwight Dawson a mysterious locket with the warning that he was never to open it or let anyone else have it Since Dewey joined the folks on Redhorse Ranch, two of Dawson's old outlaw gang escaped from the Roaring River Jail.

Alabama and the boys believe that they are the two riders who have been trying to take that locket away from Dewey. But Dewey, remembering Prigger Dawson's warning, still insists that he must not open it.

First, let's go down to the bunkhouse on Redhorse Ranch. We've been doing a lot of playing and singing here in the bunkhouse.

Well, we've got a chance, fellas. You're talking about Bob, we're singing playing most of the time. Yeah, but I've got a feeling something may take us away from this ranch a little while if we ever find out what's in that Locket to do is we don't know nothing about that Bob I may not be anything worth seeing and not lock it after all. That's a sure thing. We'll never find out if he won't let us open it

That's a stubbornness kid ever saw in my life Well, do he says he's dead give him that Locket and hold him never to open it or let anyone have it He just trying to be loyal to his dad Yeah, but as long as that's dead somebody's got open my lock it sometime. It better be us knows outlaws must be something

Mighty important in that locket with the rest them outlaws took to try to get it well I'll tell you Bob it wouldn't have to be so important. They might be just sort of superstitious about that I remember an old friend of mine chief black feather is a a full-blooded Sioux Indian. He used to have a charm he wore on his neck. Indians are superstitious.