: Grace Harlowe's Overland Riders at Circle O Ranch by Chase Josephine - Western stories; Adventure and adventurers Juvenile fiction; Ranch life Juvenile fiction; Horsemanship Juvenile fiction; California Juvenile fiction; Cattle stealing Juvenile fiction

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Stacy's dream is interpreted. Jim-Sam proves to be a problem. A guide that could howl like a coyote. "Mules, like some fellers, is contrary critters." Sam's whiskers are expressive. A peace that was rudely broken.

The Overlanders prepare for defense. Stacy's weapon a tent stake. Emma Dean in the toils. The shot that stopped the roper. "Let 'em have it!" yells the guide. All because of the fat boy's dream. The alarm.

"Sit tight!" orders Hippy. A caller who threatened trouble. Sam Conifer passes the lie. "I reckon I'd kill ye whar ye stand!" Hands flash to weapons. The stranger is ordered out of camp. When brains were mixed.

Camp made in the foothills of the Cosos. "The Old Man wants ter know what ye are doin' heah!" The Overlanders are again ordered to get out. Emma explains the "imponderable something." The dance in the bunk-house. A bullet parts Sam Conifer's whiskers.

"Shoot, Sam! Shoot, I tell you!" A mysterious shot is fired. Jim finds a trail. A "lovely party" spoiled. The Overland Riders find their ponies missing. Distress at the Circle O. Jim-Sam blame each other.

A question of mules. Emma Dean looks for dreams. Sam exchanges shots with a prowler. Stacy Brown believes in safety first. Ranchers engage the rustlers in a lively battle. Lieutenant Wingate wages an unequal fight and loses.

"Give 'em the rifles!" yells Two-gun Pete. The end of the battle. An Overlander is found seriously wounded. Tom bears bad news to his companions. Elfreda gives first aid. Cowpunchers look on in open-mouthed wonder.

Hippy is complimented by Two-gun Pete. "What's a hoss when it comes to a scrap?" What Hippy Wingate dreamed. Grace Harlowe's pony is recovered. Ranchers help the Overlanders to move. Judy Hornby makes an exciting entrance.

The mountain girl wants to know what love is. Judy tries poulticing for a sick heart. "If I could talk like that I'd be a real lady." Overland girls give helpful advice. A word that drove a mustang to desperation.

"Pap sure was a scream," declares Judy. The Overland Riders witness a thrilling round-up. Stacy Brown gets into new difficulties. J. Elfreda is accused of frightening a wild steer to death. Bad news from up the valley.

Lieutenant Wingate's suspicions aroused. Two ruffians are neatly trapped. The ranch-house under rifle fire. A ruse that succeeded. "I've got to take a chance." Rifle bullets rip through the old house. Disaster again overtakes the Overland Rider.

An alarm scatters the mountain ruffians. "Hit the trail! Hit it hard!" Cowpunchers find the ranch-house on fire. A dramatic scene in Joe Bindloss's home. Captives give sullen replies. "The herd's stampeded an' Pop's been shot!" cries Idaho Jones.

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