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When Arthur Wellington Moore,
a.k.a. "The Sky Pilot," arrives in town, he goes to
the saloon where he meets Bill. Bill helps him secure the use
of the saloon for the Sunday morning worship service. |
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When Bill disturbs the church
service and refuses to leave, he and the new preacher fight. |
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Bill and the Sky Pilot become
friends, so he takes the new preacher to his employer, Col. Ashley,
to get him a temporary job as a ranch hand. |
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The Duke talks the Old-Timer
into helping him rustle cattle from Col. Ashley. |
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The Sky Pilot wins the respect
of the other ranch hands when he disarms a drunken cowboy who
is shooting up the bunkhouse. |
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The Sky Pilot first meets
Gwen, the old timer's daughter, when she rescues him from drowning
in the river. |
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When the Old-Timer and Gwen
find out Moore is a preacher, they order him to leave their house.
The Old-Timer has been bitter toward God ever since he lost his
wife. |
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The Sky Pilot rescues Gwen
from a cattle stampede, but she was paralyzed when she fell from
her horse. The Old-Timer is heartbroken and will pray for his
daughter's recovery. |
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Gwen and her Indian helper
find the Sky Pilot unconscious in the snow after he is attacked
by the Duke's men. |
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The church is set on fire
during the very first service. |
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"It was the Duke and
his gang - they made me do it!" |
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To get revenge, Bill and
his men burn down the saloon. |
