Western Story Magazine, December 12, 1925

Western Story Magazine, Vol. LVII, December 12, 1925 This issue features one novel and two serialized stories set in the American West. "The Beloved Fugitive" by Edward Leonard begins as the featured novel. The serial "The White Cheyenne," by Peter Henry Morland (sixth installment, continuing "The Squar Boy"), follows a white man raised by Cheyenne Indians who becomes torn between tribal loyalty and civilization. Its sequel framing story concerns a character narrating his aristocratic Southern heritage while hinting at his complex identity. "Lone-hand" Larrigan by Joseph B. Ames continues in its second part. Six short stories appear, including "A Girl and a Malemute" by Frank Richardson Pierce, "Slats' First Rodeo" by Ray Humphreys, and tales by Hugh F. Grinstead and Paul Ellsworth Triem. Nonfiction includes articles on dogs and Western pioneer towns (Los Angeles section). Miscellaneous items cover Arizona Rangers, California landmarks, and wildlife management topics.