Summary
Gordon Gynn, a profligate scion of urban excess, finds his dissolution reaching a nadir after a whiskey-soaked evening results in a trifecta of matrimonial commitments. Banished by his exasperated patriarch to the rugged terrains of Colorado, Gynn is thrust into a crucible of frontier hazing orchestrated by seasoned ranch hands. Through a serendipitous alignment of fortune and latent fortitude, he subverts their machinations. The narrative culminates in a high-stakes pursuit as a spurned antagonist abducts the object of Gynn's newfound affection; a fortuitous tumble from a vehicle not only facilitates a heroic rescue but unearths a subterranean geyser of crude oil, cementing his redemption through accidental industrial providence.
Synopsis
Gordon Gynn is a wayward son. Finally, when he proposes to three girls in one evening while "under the influence," his father sends him West to Colorado. Here the cowpunchers proceed to frame him up, but luck is with him and he triumphs over them. The foiled villain then kidnaps the "goil," and our hero goes to the rescue. He is thrown from the car, and in so doing strikes oil, and all ends as it should.
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