Regular print version originally published in the U.S. by H. C. Kinsey & Company, Inc.
Summary:
"The ranchers in the Sangre de Cristo foothills are alarmed over wholesale rustling along with two mysterious murders, each followed by the weird cry of 'Tokee! Tokee!' Ed Maken, owner of the K-Spear outfit and a cattle baron of the old school, is determined to put an end to the stealing, which is cutting into his herds disastrously. Accompanied by his daughter, Cochita, he leads a posse of his men into the range in the hopes of locating the rustlers. If Cochita had not been in love with Ramon Vasquale, a Spanish homesteader, Maken and his men might not have found themselves so quickly involved in a gun fight with the desperados. Maken's life is saved by Jack Larimore, a Texas cowpuncher riding high, wide and handsome in search of grazing ground for his critters. In spite of the daring rescue, he is not popular with the beautiful Cochita nor with the sheriff of Cibola County, who think his arrival under such dramatic circumstances more than suspicious. But Jack Larimore is a courageous fighter and in the face of danger to himself he rides down the rustlers and discovers the ingenious Tokee." -- Provided by publisher.
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