Adventure, February 20, 1922 — page 4: what you’re looking at

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(Continued from preceding page) eo The Best Bet : : ; : . Harrison R. Howard 135 : _Northwest—a Forest Serics exploit: . : ss The Cate i in the Sky. . . . . Harold Lamb 144 Sei Siberian frontier—a Buriat and his reindeen: _ A Burned Steak. pee 5. So EE ion 150 _ Long Island Sand with the Navy’s “tin fish.’’ The Closed Trail A Complete Novelete . . . #«. ~ «. ~~ #£«Wm. Wells . 137 The West—a feud between cattlemen. \ The Camp-Fire A free-to-all meeting-place for readers, writers and adventurers. . . . . 174 Various Practical Services Free to Any Reader . . . . . . «w~ «~~ 4 183 nn newemire ae ee | Weapons, Past and Present Fae SS ee i eee ee = “Old Songs That Men Have Sung ae ap eee ee ee ee ne | 986 : _ Fishingin North America © 2. «1 ew ewes =e x. Mountains and Mountaineering . . . . - ee ee DERN nc ge he Sa ee, oe ee RR UMN ge eg ee a ee 2 oes ee eee. . Ralphs Begs Pella Cover Co TS Eee ee eS Ore SS a ae H. Palmer VIATOR and bad-man fight out to the finish a hate of many A years’ standing when Dave Fitzpatrick, the most feared man on the Border, lays his traps for Lt. Tex AZacDowell in the mys- terious Gulf town of Ausman. ““FEUD’S *END,’’ by Thomson Burtis, is a complete novelette in the next issue. BLIND man and a tortured man in the kraals of the Matabele have no hope of escaping death except through their own resources of endurance and courage. ““SSLAMASHLA MANI,’’ a complete novelette, by Ferdinand Berthoud, in the next issue. Other stories in the next issue are forecast on the last page of this one. E=* ; | Gomicbooksaco