Tom and Hippy face the angry bears and play a trick on them. Stacy Brown, in trying to capture a cub, gets into difficulties. Laundry work is done in the geyser basin. The fat boy up to mischief. “Somebody help me get my ‘pants’!” wails the fat boy.

[Chapter XIX—Fish Cooked on the Hook]

The “Little Fountain” holds fast to Overland laundry things. Coyotes howl all night in the Geyser Basin. The Overlanders catch trout and cook them in a boiling spring. “I’ve just been making a monkey of you folks,” declares Stacy.

[Chapter XX—Wonders of the Grand Canyon]

The rougher the time the better the Overland Riders like it. Emma decides that there is nothing in the brain-food theory. “All girls are ’fraid cats,” declares Chunky. In a dash down the canyon Emma proves that they are not.

[Chapter XXI—Conclusion]

Signal whistles in the night. A mysterious prowler runs away. Hippy makes a discovery, the full meaning of which he is to learn later on. Visitors call at the Overland camp. Bandits arrested upon lieutenant Wingate’s disclosures.


GRACE HARLOWE’S OVERLAND RIDERS IN THE YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK

CHAPTER I