Roger Williams

Brought in to stop a range war between cowmen and nesters, Tex discovers his former boss is behind it but struggles to convince others.

Hoot joins Mort Ringer gang to catch them.

At risk of losing her claim to her father’s ranch, a young woman meets a pair of handcuffed outlaws who help her contend with a crooked cattleman.

Jim Dolan (Maynard) is hired by a powerful lumber family to discover who is sabotaging their lumber mill. Jim decides to adopt the identity of the owner's never-seen weak-willed playboy son, Larry Keene, to infiltrate the mill and reduce suspicion. Jim discovers that the mill's manager is being paid by rival timber-baron Murdock (Oakman) to put the mill out of business, and he begins to find the evidence to oust the traitor. Meanwhile, Jim tries to help the real Larry Keen become braver and gain a backbone to go against Murdock and all the other competing mills who want to ruin his family. A plan is formed to catch the manager and Murdock in the act, leading to a thrilling, action-filled conclusion.

An innocent man and his deaf friend are stalked by an angry U.S. Marshal who mistakenly thinks they took part in a shootout with an outlaw gang.

Sent by the Cattleman's Protective Association, Marshal Reb Russell takes on a large-scale rustling operation carried out by a dangerous outlaw gang.

After hearing rumors that his reformed criminal friend is back on the wrong side of the law, a disbelieving cowboy sets out to investigate.

Bolton has organized a feud between the Rork's and the O'Neil's. He has rustled cattle and killed a man putting the blame on Danny O'Neil. Tom Rork has found a bullet with markings on it that he hopes will clear Danny.