Adventure Magazine Cover

This issue of *Adventure* for August 30, 1924 features seven stories and a five-part serial. W.C. Tuttle contributes "Sun Dog Loot," a complete western novel involving a sheriff. "Queer Fish" by Douglas Oliver is a war story set in Canada. Frederick Moore's "The Gunman at Goorabaya" is a complete novelette set in the South Seas. F.R. Buckley provides "The Bravo," described as a medieval story, while F. St. Mars's "The Three Egges" concerns Atlantic cliffs. Other offerings include "A Case of Silver" by John Webb, set in Panama, and Raymond W. Thorp's "The Meaning of 'P.K.'" involving Civil War history. Hugh Pendexter's five-part serial "Iroquois! Iroquois!" (Part II) is set in Revolutionary New York. Additional pieces include Dale Collins's "In Defiance of Euclid" set in New Guinea and William Byron Mowery's "Fair-Weather Friends," a complete novelette of the Bering Sea seal-hunting trade.