  Dad  Turner(William Walling) accuses John Walton(Edward LeSaint)of cattle rustling.Intervention by Sheriff Buck Gordon(Buck Jones)prevents a clash, but Walton serves notice he will shoot on sight the first Turner man who crosses to his side of the boundary.Buck remembers that his pal, Clint Turner(John Wayne)is visiting Clint s sweetheart,Judy Walton(Susan Fleming),and he heads for the Walton ranch, where he finds John Walton dead and Walton s men accusing Clint of the crime.Buck is forced to arrest Clint and a hasty trial convicts him and he is sentenced to hang.But Buck s investigations bring forth a series of surprising developments. At the eleventh hour he saves Clint from the gallows, and pins the murder and rustling on Vandall(Harry Woods.)This film never had an alternate title as "Range Fued" in 1931. That title was on the Gail Pictures 16mm prints of a Columbia westerns package that was sold to television stations in 1953.And those TV prints are the source for most, if not all,of the video tape versions.All of the Gail prints of Columbia westerns have several things in common; the original film frame with the film s title has been replaced with one depicting this as a Gail film, since Columbia wasn t eager to advertise to theatre owners that they were dumping product to television stations; most also eliminated most of the production credits, pasted up a new cast listing that may or may have included all of the cast credited on the original Columbia frames, and seldom identified the role names. Verifying a cast and crew as being complete based only on what is seen on the Gail tv prints or video tapes copied from them,is, if not an exercise in revisionist film history,at least an exercise in incorrect assumptions.And people with tin ears shouldn t even attempt to identify role names from tapes or 16mm tv prints they watch that do not even show the role names on the credits.