Fort Worth and Dallas were rivals for the outstanding metropolis in the great Lone Star State; but to Jim Wayne, who knew Forth Worth as the end of the trail to which all the big ranches were sending their herds to sell them to the highest bidder, that town had the upper hand. With so much money changing hands, the town was a gathering place for all sorts of desperadoes. So when Wayne rode in with his longhorns, he found violence a constant companion.