Cow Puncher Comics #3

In "Jack A. Warren's Wild West Rodi-dos," a sheriff pursues a killer traveling the owl-hoot trail. The outlaw, known for leaving victims with their boots on, evades capture through various tricks and disguises, including riding with Native Americans and using a smokepole in combat. The story escalates into a confrontation between settlers and Indigenous peoples, where a woman advocates for peaceful resolution and demonstrating the superiority of their way of life rather than resorting to violence, ultimately attempting to convince the tribe that not all settlers are cruel and that mercy will prove their civilization's strength.