1936. Western novels and short stories from the pulp era often
contained some elements of detection, especially W. C. Tuttle's
Hashknife Hartley novels. Hashknife of the Double Bar 8 begins:
James Eaton Legg hooked his heels over the rounds of his high
stool, stretched wearily and looked out through the none-too-clean
windows to where a heavy fog almost obscured the traffic. Heavy
trucks lumbered past, grinding harshly over the cobbles. Somewhere
a street car motorman did a trap-drum effect on his gong; a ferry
boat whistled boomingly. And there was the incessant roar of the
everyday noises of the commercial district.
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