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here
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Johnny Bolton was a subdued boy when red
Connors and I rode him back to Twin
Rivers to answer charges of robbery and
horse stealing
Mighty serious crime is for a 17 year
old but we had all the evidence and
young Johnny didn't even try to deny his
guilt in fact he was almost proud of it
and defiantly posted that if he'd stolen
a faster horse we never would have
caught him
and yet despite his belligerent attitude
it was hard to feel anything more than
pity for this youngster who rode between
us
age was in his favor and I felt have
given another chance Johnny Bolton might
still get started on the track to the
right kind of living
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as we rode into town I could tell what
the folks were thinking there are
repeated warnings that Johnny Bolton was
headed for a life of crime had finally
come true and now they watched smugly as
the boy came back to face his medicine
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Ed Garber the town's newspaper owner was
probably the happiest of all to see us
ride in it was his money and horse that
young Johnny had stolen maybe Ed was a
little disappointed too because he'd
given Johnny his first chance taking a
homeless boy who'd been nothing but a
scrapping troublemaker and provided him
with a job and a place to live and back
with a newspaper office
well not so important now that the
Marshall's got you in two are you Johnny
did you get in trouble not at all did
you get all my money back yeah I got it
all come on inside
ah there's your money Ed
thanks happy
all right Johnny now what do you got to
say for yourself
come on look at me I got nothing to say
now let me alone
I would have put you across my knee and
paddle your hide but paddling is for
kids and you're a big man now a real
tough Outlaw you're gonna have to pay
the price for being one Johnny
throw him in jail Hopi Ed why don't you
give the boy a chance to explain don't
do me any favors Cassidy go ahead lock
me up
why did you do it son
I took the money you got it back it's as
simple as that
looked like Easy Pickins a lot of guys
thought that and the other one wound up
with a bullet in their height not all of
them read top what are you whip like
that easy red
may I have a word with you Marshall
Cassidy oh hello Reverend Adams I see
you've already heard about Johnny Yes I
thought maybe you could use someone on
his side no point in wasting your gospel
on him Reverend he's too wild for the
good book Plato once said of all wild
animals a boy is the most difficult to
manage
Johnny's still a boy head and if I'm not
wrong a good one yeah that's what I
thought once and look what happened and
it'll happen again red
let the Reverend have me say
thank you happy
Ed I'd like to ask you a favor
all right go ahead and ask it drop your
charges against the boy what turn this
young Thief loose to pray on all the
rest of the honest folks in Twin Rivers
I'll be responsible for them Ed besides
he can live with me
would you like that song did Plato also
say any old port in a storm preacher
first thing you're going to have to
learn are some manners
what do you say Ed
well I guess it'll be all right but
you're sure going to have your hands
full
I think it'll work out all right
all right with you Marshall
it's your responsibility
how about it son
suits me
well I ain't gonna get this job back
well he'll have plenty to do around my
place come on Johnny
hey oh I'm sorry I I didn't watch who
you're bumping a rich boy I didn't mean
to do anything
honey
please stop it let them go Reverend if
anybody can teach that boy some manners
it's Ralph Higgins
thank you
Reverend
wouldn't you hate to be that young again
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let him fight Cassidy the fight's all
over so mind your own business
you all right Ralph sure Mr Cassidy
Johnny's not half as tough as he makes
out that's enough Johnny
no hard feelings Johnny
say hello to your dad when you see him
sure will well I thought you might get
some sense powdered into you but I guess
I was wrong
the boys got the Devil in him hoppy
there's a little of the devil in all of
us red it's just a matter of keeping the
old boy in his place come on son
Brad you go back to bar 20. I'm going to
stay here in town see if I can help the
Reverend get Johnny settled well that'll
take a lot of doing well it's worth a
try
poppy someday that kid's going to get
his hand on a gun when he does the Devil
in him will come out and there'll be
nothing that'll save him
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as hard as I tried I couldn't be too
optimistic about the reverend's plan to
help straighten out Johnny Bolton
red was right there was something inside
of the youngster that kept pushing him
to mean this
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we only want to keep you out of trouble
Johnny real trouble it'll bring harm to
a lot of people look if I came here for
a sermon I'd just soon be in jail
fighting the law never got a man any
place oh yeah what about the Sundown kid
he did okay
the sun down kid
what do you know about him
that happened 30 years ago I read all
about him in the back copies of the
newspaper when I worked for old man
Garver
and believed every word I suppose
because it was on the printed page oh
why not it's right there in black and
white the sun down kid outsmarted them
all you're doing all right now too
living like a king somewhere
newspapers can be wrong not about the
Sundown kid I read every word all about
how he gunned down rock matching and
everything nobody ever caught him you're
wrong son a man catches himself the
minute he pulls that trigger to kill
the reverend's right Johnny you can't
get away from yourself you can talk all
you want the Sundown kid got away and
with all the dog I could use
well maybe you'll change your mind about
a few things being here with a reverend
I hope so don't count on Cassidy
see you later
for Reverend you cut yourself out quite
a chore looks that way Marshall but the
boy and I will get along fine just need
a little time to get acquainted well if
anybody can straighten him out you can
good luck to you and keep in touch with
me maybe I can help thank you honey
thank you
Johnny's knowledge of the Sundown kit
had come as quite a surprise of course
all the older folk and Twin Rivers
remembered the kid
when he was about Johnny's age he joined
up with Matson a feared Gunslinger but
the kid wasn't used to taking orders Ian
Matson settled their differences with a
gun Duel at sundown
Matson was killed and the kid came out
with just an armed scar that he'd carry
for life
from then on every crime in the
territory was attributed to the kids
Fast Gun
Johnny Bolton had gone way back to find
an idol to pattern his life act and I
hope that somewhere along the line we'd
find a way to stop him before a bullet
did
Rhett and I were kept pretty busy at the
bar 20 for the next few days then we
decided to ride in the town and see how
the Reverend and Johnny were getting
along
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thank you
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how's your boy doing always doing fine
what well he's still a little arrogant
but up until now he's behaved himself
very well indeed I'm glad to hear that
as a matter of fact I just sent him to
the bank to deposit funds for the church
building account what
you gave that Thief money certainly red
I thought it very important to show my
trust in him
well that's just like giving raw meat to
a lion expecting him not to eat it
you'll never see that money again oh
slow down red why not just wait and see
if he comes back well I'm sure he will
you know red if I were a betting man
you'd lose your saddle yeah I hope I'm
around to see him walk in with that
departed slip how would you gentleman
Michael nice glass of Cold Lemonade oh
that'll be fun
foreign
boy out of you what you see don't bother
me none Mister uh that take it easy no
offense
I'm just surprised you making these
deposits for him I mean you mean this
yeah
listen Mister I'm through with this
chicken feet next time I make a strike
it's gonna be a big one
you got anything special in mind
no not just yet but I will have
I'll keep you in mind if I need any help
yeah kids
you do that
thank you
well well wonders never cease what's the
matter with red top looks like he was
about to lose his teeth
you were just about to lose his saddle a
little private joke Johnny everything go
all right to the bank oh yeah fine
what are you doing Marshall checking up
on me uh call up that if you like we
just dropped by to see how you and the
Reverend are getting along all right I
guess not much excitement around here
though exciting one ain't you had
excitement enough a young man needs
something to keep him busy red it is a
little dull around here I must admit
hey wait a minute I got an idea come
here
how would you like to go out the bar 20
and spend a few days Mark Twain why an
idea red
what do you say johnny makes no
difference to me
well let's get out there then why don't
we stand around here for
I cut a saddle Pony from the Corral and
told Johnny if he wanted it it was his
Johnny wasn't used to being given
anything for the first time I'd
penetrated his shell of toughness
and I felt sure that underneath the
shell there was still a boy of 17. with
normal human 17 year old emotions
he learned fast and from what I could
tell he seemed to be enjoying himself
a couple of times I even caught him
smiling and the smiles were sincere
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little by little Johnny seemed to loosen
up he was a different person from the
Sullen belligerent roughneck red and I
had known just a few days before
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here we go
but he's still at his Quiet Moments
there was a puzzle trying to figure out
just what he was thinking it was like he
was on a borderline the slightest action
could send him either side of the Border
I just hoped when the time came he'd be
on the right side
the time we wrote back to the reverence
even Rhett was more optimistic about
Johnny's future
the few days on the ranch seemed to do
the boy a world of good and it looked as
if the Sundown kid was finally playing
second fiddle to Common Sense
my father's agreed to give you 10
percent of the profits that's fine
hello come in yeah how are you Reverend
greetings hello Ralph good to see you
Johnny looks like the outdoor life has
agreed with you uh we've had a lot of
fun together he's turned into a pretty
good writer too maybe we can go riding
together sometime huh Johnny yeah sure
you in town with your father Ralph no
Ralph bought me some good news hoppy it
looks as if I'm going to have that
church I've dreamed of for so long oh
that is good news Ralph's father sold a
big herd of cattle and he's donating 10
percent of the profits to my church
building fund that's bringing in the
money tomorrow Marshall over fifteen
thousand dollars that's a lot of money
to be carrying on the trail yeah it's
another reason dad sent me in he thought
maybe you'd be kind enough to escort us
well I'd be glad to
Johnny how about if you want to come
along
yeah I'd like to Ralph when I see your
dad I'll thank him personally you don't
know what this means to me and to Twin
Rivers and maybe when the church is
built Johnny will be my first
congregation
yeah
maybe so River
so if you're still interested Ramsay
this is it 15 000 spit right down the
middle
sounds like a fair deal kid but what
what are you afraid of
nothing I was just thinking Cassidy is
going to be riding with him not sure
worry not about Cassidy I'll take care
of him
it's a deal kid I thought it would be
now you'll be there tomorrow
the right place the right time because I
don't want any slippers jerky sure
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[Applause]
I kept on a runaway
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thank you
all right drop that gun quick
you hand me the money
what money what are you talking about
I'm talking about fifteen thousand
dollars
I'll hand it over
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wow
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what happened Johnny hey copy book my
horse
couldn't stop him
you all right
yeah I guess so
kind of Shake It Up
I think I'm right on into town
all right but take it easy I better get
back to the Higgins they're carrying a
lot of money
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the Higgins were carrying a lot of money
but by the time I got back to the
Buckboard the masked Bandit had written
off with every cent it all seemed too
Pat I figured Johnny was too good a
writer to have a spooked horse run away
with him
and when Red told me the Bandit knew
exactly how much money the Higgins were
carrying I had to agree that somewhere
behind the robbery was the influence of
the Sundown kid
telling the Higgins to meet us in town
red and I rode out fast on the trailer
Johnny Bolton
we tracked Johnny right back to Twin
Rivers and spotted his horse in front of
Carney's Livery stable
red recognized the other Pony as the one
used by the mashed Bandit and our
suspicions turned a harsh reality
when we heard what had happened even the
Reverend had to agree that the devil's
Idol within Johnny was stronger than any
of us had imagined the youngster was
doing his best to be another Sundown kid
come on we better get over there
[Applause]
there you are Kid 2 000 bucks
what do you mean two thousand I said
we'd split right down the middle
you'll take that or nothing kid
maybe you're forgetting I can put the
finger on you I'm not forget nothing
if I go to jail you go right along with
me
[Applause]
thought you said Cassidy wouldn't catch
on I didn't think you would
I tagged you right back to the barn
I knew I should never come back to town
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what are we gonna do
shoot our way up
red keep me covered
come on kid we're getting out of here
[Music]
good work Poppy all right red take him
to jail all right come on get up
right now get out
Hoppy
I think it's about time we kick the
props out from under the sun down kid
I was hoping you'd say that
come any further and I'll shoot
throwing that special of money
don't be a fool Johnny you'll never get
away the sun down kid got away you're
wrong Johnny the sun down kid didn't get
away what are you talking about
I can read I read all them stories in
the newspaper not the complete story
Sundown did Kill Rock matter in a gun
duel but it was self-defense later he
turned himself over the law
and was cleared of all charges but the
kid could never clear himself in the
fact that he'd kill the man he
disappeared from the territory but his
reputation grew from then on every crime
that was committed in the southwest was
falsely attributed to him there's only
one other man in Twin Rivers that knows
the true story of the Sundown kid
he entered the ministry and came back to
Twin Rivers many years later as the
Reverend Edward Adams yes Johnny
I was the Sundown kid
I've carried this car on my arm for over
30 years
to remind me every day of how wrong I
was to kill
regardless of the circumstances
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thank you
Johnny is not what a man is or was
what he can be that's important
I hope the rest of the Town feels that
way about it happening I'm sure they
will Reverend about everything
[Music]
hi there little partners
I think you know your mummy is the
nicest and the most beautiful woman in
the world and that she loves you very
dearly
so when she asks you to do anything
don't fuss about it just do it
for instance when she asks you to have a
glass of milk
drink it
and then surprise her by asking for
another one
you try that and see how much better you
both feel
now until next week
so long and in the meantime
watch yourself at the crosswalks will
you
there because
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soon again
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here we come
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I was returning to the bar 20 with my
pal red Connors we've been gone longer
than I expected so ran completely out of
food
as usual red was hungry and complaining
rather than make him wait until we'd get
home at dark I decided to swing past
Clarksville a ghost town
Titus Clark owner of the town and an old
friend of mine was his Sole Survivor
a bad epidemic had hit some years before
and everyone either died or had left
red said he didn't care how many people
lived there as long as there was some
food
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looks like the weeds are taking over the
town yeah it sure does gopher starve to
death here
I don't know looks like the Gophers have
done pretty well
come on let's find Titus
[Music]
what are you so jumpy about this is a
nice peaceful place
where's the food
in here
come on
[Music]
yeah nice peaceful place
you sure this guy's a good friend of
yours I've always thought so
funny about this
let's go take a look
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thank you
foreign
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find anything
not a thing
ah come on
I think I'm losing my appetite
no
no that's too bad
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this is titus's room
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Titus
toilet
[Music]
Titus
yeah
that lid went all the way through him
yeah that poor guy
well he was a sole survivor
I'm not so sure
remember the greeting we got out there
yeah say maybe you might as well take
care of the horses you
head
well there's what killed him it's a
bullet from a 30-30 Winchester
see Harvey don't you think we ought to
turn this over to a sheriff yeah I guess
we should
you better ride over the Railhead it's
about 10 miles east of here sheriff's
name was Gordon all right I can get
myself some food wait a minute
do you notice anything here
food
not a table set up oh
Titus has had a guest and not too long
ago over my looks of this
hey it's two plates
yeah
hey Titus I got your supplies and mail
hey you kind of scared me
I'm Fred Loomis I ain't used to seeing
anybody around here except old Titus hi
Mr Loomis my name is Cassidy this is red
Connors howdy
friends of Mr clocks
well uh yeah
how often do you deliver supplies around
here
about every four weeks it gives me a
list of supplies he needs at the
Railhead and I fetch him in for him he's
male too
Titus is dead
no
hard finally got him huh not his heart
Mr Loomis this
in the bank
well who wouldn't want to do a thing
like that's what we're gonna find out
do you find him like this yeah except
that he was on his face
I dug this out of the wall over there
it's a bullet from a 30 30 Winchester
poor old coup didn't have any money I
know he didn't have any enemies nobody
disliked him enough to kill him no
you're right about that
but somebody liked him well enough to
eat with him
oh my God you're right
you any idea who his guest could have
been
I didn't think nobody ever ate with him
except me
how long ago you reckon it happened
oh two maybe three hours ago
see anybody when he wrote in no but just
as we were not a soul
it's me
somebody ought to get Sheriff Gordon and
Titus niece I'd do it for you only I
just came from the Railhead and I'm
going in the other direction I got to
finish making my deliveries Ah that's
all right thanks just the same Redwood
just going for the sheriff when you
drove up yeah I'd better get started
I'm glad I met you Mr Loomis I'll see
you later Harvey all right
well I'll be going along too I'll leave
the fiddles but I guess I ought to take
his mail back to the post office oh I'll
give this to the sheriff
so it's me Mr Cassidy she's the only one
ever wrote to him
she yeah that lawyer Nisa is oh I see by
the way what's the big X on you oh
that's a special code of mine I put two
x's on Mr Smith's and one ex on Titus
and it makes it easy to load and unload
the wagon I don't have to Fumble around
looking for names I see well I guess you
want to get going well I'll be glad to
stick around if you need me oh no that's
all right you go right ahead I'll see
you on my way back tomorrow fine the
sheriff will be interested in anybody
with a 30 30. I got one yeah I saw it on
your wagon seed
well so long so long
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I didn't get much sleep that night and
the following morning I went out to look
around
examination of papers and letters and
titus's desk made me pretty sure of a
motive for the murder
I was anxious to see how Carol Madden
would take the news of her uncle's death
a woman lawyer first one I'd heard of in
our part of the country
I remember Titus speaking of the girl as
I recall there wasn't much love lost
between them
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rough back rifle
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I was glad to see my old friend Sheriff
Gordon he introduced me to the other two
the girl was Carol Madden titus's niece
she seemed visibly affected by the news
of her uncle's murder and offered to do
anything she could to capture the guilty
party
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dick Madden was her husband they had
been married a year
dick and arrogant easterner wasn't the
kind of fellow you'd cotton to quickly
I didn't think he cared whether his
wife's uncle had been murdered or lived
to be a hundred
I told him they better come over to the
hotel
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neither deck or Carol wanted to see the
body so I told him to make themselves as
comfortable as possible in the lobby I
took the sheriff into titus's room to
bring him up to date on events and ask
him some questions about the Dead Man's
affairs
[Music]
later we came back to the street the
sheriff and I had exchanged views on the
case he couldn't help me much as to the
identity of the mysterious ambusher but
we had a definite motive for The Killing
well I guess the next thing is to have a
talk with Carol yeah she must know
what's been going on why sure her being
a lawyer in that area husband heard
being a civil engineer had a perfect
setup
got it all figured out huhren why it's
as plain as Day to a half with
jackrabbit
and Mr Madden had a 30-30 Winchester
did you see it on his horse
get up
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please shoot come on
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the clutch stands there I must have
nicked him well that's better maybe
it'll be easier to find him we'll have
another look around we've searched every
one of these buildings with a fine-tooth
cone we couldn't find him he sure got a
good hiding place maybe he digs a hole
pulls it in after him now we got some
boot prints here maybe we can follow
them should be some more blood stains
too
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[Applause]
once more we searched the town carefully
we found lots of boot Prints but they
let us know where and no more blood
stains
Titus started a couple of Wells but he
could never go deep enough to get any
real water I failed to see what this
town's water supply has to do with
murder I feel sure that it has a great
deal to do with it my uncle had the
water hauled in like my husband said
what's that got to do with the case oh
I'm sorry I mentioned it but we'll get
on with some other things
you were pretty sure that this property
was going to be worth something weren't
you
where's Madden
you were your uncle's attorney
you were handling the negotiations for
the railroad company to buy this town
I knew that she was waiting for the
railroad to read a Clark's terms
the freighter brought this letter in
yesterday
in it the railroad agreed to your
uncle's terms
he was to retain certain properties
along the railroad right away which
would be worth a great deal of money
they agreed to dig several deep Wells
for water
didn't know the railroad had accepted
the terms this letter came direct the
clock
true
but they also sent a copy of that letter
to your wife's office
that's strange I hadn't received it up
until the time I left now look here
Cassidy this has gone far enough
I resent your suspicions
you're getting a little ahead of
yourself am I
you've got it all figured out
I work for the railroad company my wife
represented her uncle naturally I knew
that the railroad planned to extend
their main line
I own a 30-30 Winchester rifle
when you investigate further you'll find
that I suggested the purchase of this
property to the railroad officials
so I came quietly to Clarksville and
murdered my wife's uncle
you can say that cassadiva try to prove
it
I have a perfect Alibi for my time
besides how could I or my wife benefit
by her uncle's death ow
this is Madden you're your uncle's only
beneficiary and you do this well for him
Carol you didn't mention this to me no
dick as far as I was concerned this was
just a worthless Old Town possibly good
for firewood I really didn't expect the
railroad company to meet my uncle's
terms
hoppy yeah
but what about that other matter
the one you haven't mentioned oh that's
right uh thanks Sheriff
have either of you heard Titus mention
the rediscovery of the gold name
that's right oh that is ridiculous I
don't know the sheriff says he's
mentioned it several times lately I
won't stand for any more questioning if
we're accused of murder I demand that a
formal charge be placed against us
immediately you're not going to be
charged with anything for the time being
now may I suggest that you both help
with the burial
the others want to bury Titus I was
determined to fire it out the hiding
place of Our Mysterious friend who
seemed to possess the cunning of a pack
rat
my search was interrupted by The Return
of the freighter
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in case there was anything he could do
his left arm was bandaged
in answer to my question he said he'd
torn his arm on a nail when he was
unloading
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he wanted to attend the bearing of Titus
and walked off to join the others
[Music]
I retraced my steps to the hotel I had
to find the water supply
thank you
[Music]
this was an old shed apparently built as
an afterthought none of the barrels
contained water but I knew there was
some near me the place was cold and damp
then I remembered an old trick to the
Mexican people
I moved some boards on the floor and
found what I had been searching for
Titus had dug a hole in the ground and
sunky's water Barrel in it this kept the
water cool and fresh
as I replaced the boards I noticed
something on the ground
blood stains
I knew I'd found the place where I'd
meet our ambusher
my patience was rewarded
sometime later an old man carrying a
30-30 Winchester entered
I let him get to the water before I
spoke well there you are
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way I'd get you a drink of water
I want to put my arm well your nickname
you on a recush well go on get your
water then we'll see about fixing that
arm while we talk I ain't got nothing to
say suppose we put it this way I have
something I want to say to you now get
your water
hurry up
that's enough come on
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sit down there now although he was
suffering the old fella didn't want me
to touch his arm his name was John
Henderson
he was just a little touched not much
background to him he'd lived in
Clarksville when it was a Boom Town from
time to time he came back to visit Titus
an old friend
Henderson thought he could find the gold
vein again and Titus had promised him
half of it
he'd been sleeping in a Cellar under the
general store that's why we couldn't
find him
he denied killing Titus and said he
didn't have any idea who could have done
it
neither did he hear the shot that ended
his friend's life
he admitted that he'd eaten with Titus
and that was the last time he had seen
him alive
later he'd found the dead body then saw
us riding in
he knew about Loomis coming through but
Loomis didn't know he was living in the
town
when I asked him why he was taking pot
shots at us he said he didn't know but
what we'd killed his friend besides he
didn't want any strangers around when
the gold boom struck again
I assured him I was not interested in
his dream of wealth
cautious questioning revealed he didn't
know anything about the railroad deal
I started outside to turn him over to
the sheriff
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John Henderson
well if you're not a sight for my sore
eyes
what reason would you have for killing
Titus he says he didn't do it by God he
could have a dad stop lying you didn't
even know I was in town oh I knew you
was all up here all along Henderson
wait a minute well we may as well get
back home there's not much more we can
do
yeah I guess you might as well
I suppose you'll go ahead with a
railroad deal now that you own this time
yes
what's this about Miss Caroline in a
town
well her uncle left her everything in
his will
that ain't right
why not I'm supposed to get the town if
anything happened to Titus oh
but that's not what it says in the wheel
well well read this it's entitled's own
handwriting and it's all legal he gave
it to me to protect my interests
you must have known something was going
to happen to him
he owed me a lot of money and he said
when the railroad came through he'd pay
me well it says so right there
well this is titus's handwriting all
right and you're also right and assuming
that he was afraid something was going
to happen to him
there isn't legal yeah well where do I
get to the
Ohio myself a real lawyer you're going
to need one Mr Loomis
what are you talking about
too bad you never learned how to read
who says I can't read well if you could
you'd have never given me this listen to
what it says
to whom it may concern Fred Loomis plans
to kill me he knows about the railroad
wanting to buy my property and has tried
to force me to give him a bill of sale
I have not told him about my will in
order to protect my knees Carol Madden
sign Titus Clark
well Loomis
you're lying
Loomis I knew you couldn't read
yesterday when you gave me that envelope
and said it was from titus's niece it
was actually from the railroad
talking through your hat Mister when the
postmaster gives you letters he tells
you who they're for and you put your own
marks of identification on them you're
just guessing
no no Loomis Heimer down on the road I
found out where you'd pulled your wagon
off to one side you got out and walked
back into town you shot Titus without
Henderson even knowing you were here and
you went back to the wagon
then you drove back into town like
nothing had happened
so we are taking you in for murder oh no
you ain't dropped those guns
give me that paper Cassidy hand it over
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my hobby this don't say nothing about
Loomis threatening Titus doesn't
well maybe I'd better learn how to read
your says to whom it may concern I owe
Fred Loomis 9.63 for supplies at least
wise he claims I do should anything
happen to me before I pay him
I want my hair Carol Madden to give him
the 9.63 out of the money I leave her
thank you and it's signed Titus Clark it
sure it is and the word is air not air
get him
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well read when you come back through
Clarksville we'll have a restaurant open
no thanks man I don't think I'll be back
I know the food's good out of the bar
20.
well goodbye
goodbye hold on Old Timer
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hi there friends this is the first time
in the five years since you've been kind
enough to invite me into your homes on
television but I have taken the liberty
of speaking to you personally
I would just like to assure you that any
product you see hopi's name on in my
mind is the finest
now here's a little message from My
Little Friends
always mind your daddy and your mummy
please remember they're the best friends
you have in the world
till next week take good care of
yourselves
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hear me
Moon
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I received an urgent letter from my old
friend Sheriff Jeff Barton over in Stone
Valley
he wrote that he was having a little
trouble and asked me to drop by if I
could spare the time
now Sheriff Jeff has been a law officer
the best part of his life and is a
Fearless man
so when he said he was having a little
trouble it meant something serious my
Sanel pal read Connors was eager to go
along because just the mention of
trouble and the chance of getting mixed
up in it was like a tonic for him
foreign
at the top of the hill we look down on
Stone Valley at the far end to the South
was the town our destination
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thank you
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he's hurt bad
this Ranch is only a short way from here
let's get him home and get a doctor for
him
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how is he doctor why I can't tell the
extent of his injuries until I make a
more thorough examination there may be
serious complications could I talk to
him for a minute all right since you
know you Mr Cassidy and your friend to
his wife might lift his Spirit if he
knows you around thank you huh but only
for a minute thanks though
Robert goodbye doc thanks again
say uh did you see the man who tried to
kill our Sheriff well hopping me didn't
get close enough to get a good look at
him as soon as the Buckboard wrecked
they cleared out fast it's an outrage
well ain't been keeping score about
what's been going on here in Stone
Valley but you can say that again Mr
Roberts Stephen Roberts like my friends
here I own a ranch yeah I'm glad to know
you Mr Roberts Conor's my name which
everybody calls me red friend of
Cassidy's yeah hopping me he's been
knocking around together for years we
ranchers are desperate I am I don't know
what we'll do with our Sheriff laid up
Poppy's a good friend of the sheriff
he'd be glad to help you we sure need
all the help we can get
so long hello
as the doc said my old friend Sheriff
Barton was glad that red and I had
arrived
he told me as much as he could about the
trouble in Stone Valley but I didn't let
him talk too long doctor's orders
I learned the Stone Valley was being run
by a group who called themselves the
ranchers Cooperative Association
for a year this Association had been
friendly and given the ranchers credit
for the supplies they needed the bills
were to be paid when the crops and the
cattle were sold
recently the ranchers had found out that
their bills had been padded with
interest and unfair prices
when they couldn't pay the association
threat and foreclosure and refused more
credit
attempts to haul in supplies were
stopped by mysterious Raiders
and some of the ranches had been killed
the sheriff himself had been the latest
victim just before he lapsed into
unconsciousness he told me that a man
named Morgan was the head of the
association
I decided to pay him a visit
I left Sheriff fighting in the care of
some neighbors while red and I rode into
town to call on Morgan
I had told red what the sheriff had said
and as usual he perked up and His Eyes
Were Gleaming at the prospect of a fight
but that was one thing I plan to avoid
if possible
the ranchers Cooperative Association
cannot extend any more credit for
supplies to ranchers who have not paid
their current bills
smells like a politician's promise to me
uh red when we get inside let me do the
talking huh
I won't say anything you know me hoppy
yeah I do know you that's why I'm
telling you
hi Robert
you men are going to see Morgan you're
wasting your time I just saw him and
demanded that the association get more
credit for the ranches he not only
refused but ordered me out
well maybe we'll have better luck this
is no joking matter Cassidy if we don't
get supplies soon we'll be starved out
I wouldn't be surprised if the men
raiding our wagons are hired by Morgan
Morgan sounds like a low down white
liver skunk
ah let's go in and find out for
ourselves
foreign
Morgan my name is Cassidy that's red
Connors I do well what can I do for you
I'm a friend of sheriff Bartons oh well
I'm sorry about the sheriff's accident
he was a good man he's still a good man
I think I know why you men are here the
Ranchers have told you that the
association was unfair to them because
he wouldn't give them any more credit
well that seems to be the general
opinion I don't have to explain anything
to you Cassidy the association's done of
your affair
I haven't said that it was have I
well you seem to be an intelligent man
sit down I'll explain our position to
you maybe you can make these six gold
ranchers understand well it might help
clear things up the association is a
business organization
a year ago we tried to help the ranchers
by extending liberal credit to them for
their suppliers
now when they won't pay we find
ourselves with thousands of dollars on
the books
look at those shelves
with that Capital gone we were unable to
restock and now the ranchers they demand
more credit and more supplies I see what
you mean you've probably also heard that
we're going to start foreclosure
proceedings against the ranchers yeah we
did hear that we're in business to make
money not to lose it actually we'll use
legal means to get back what they owe us
what you say certainly makes sense I
knew you'd understand you any idea who
the varmints are they've been raiding
the ranchers wagon I'd like to get my
hands on them they rated two of ours
and they made a mistake when they picked
on Sheriff Barton murder is bad business
murder
I thought you said the sheriff would
recover I don't remember saying anything
about the sheriff's health
come on Rhett
see you later
Morgan was a kg character and I began to
suspect that he knew far more about the
Raiders than he said his reply to my
hint that the sheriff had been murdered
was proof that someone had informed him
of Barton's condition
and the Informer had to be someone who
was at the house this morning
I can't figure what you got up your
sleeve but I know you got something not
a thing Cassidy
Roberts in the Rancher you want to see
him sure why not
Morgan agree to give you more supplies
for us ranches now see here Robert I'll
be never said he'd get any supplies for
you you were inside the store and saw
the empty shelves that doesn't mean a
thing they've got plenty of supplies
stacked away somewhere yeah you seem
pretty sure of that well it's obvious
they're not being starved out and I
suppose you've advised the ranchers to
turn over their land the association
well they're going to foreclose what
else can we do
did you ever think of fighting for your
rights hey that's an idea hoppy there's
Freight holding outfits at the County
Seat that'll get supplies in here that
has possibilities and another thing we
can start our own store we'll fight this
Association bunch at their own game but
that's dangerous what's so darn
dangerous about it well it might start a
fight you've had enough Bloodshed in the
valley oh I don't know a good fight out
in the open kind of clears the air yeah
just let them skunks it have been
raiding Your Wagon show their faces look
here Cassidy we didn't ask for your help
who gave you authority to put into our
Affairs I still say this store idea is
foolish and dangerous
I think my friends here will agree with
me killing people may be all right for
you but we want no part of it
why that lay red
you wait here
I send weight here
I didn't know why I read suggestion
about the store and made this fellow
Robert so angry
but there was a reason for it which I
intended to find out at the moment it
was important to play possum until I had
proof of what I suspected Roberts red
and I have no intention of starting any
gun play my only interest here is to get
the men who attacked the sheriff I'm
going out to see him
he's promised to tell me who and what is
behind the association's attempt to
freeze out the ranchers well that's good
news Cassidy why didn't Sheriff Barton
tell us ranchers well you probably
hadn't finished his investigation yet I
certainly hope you can find some way to
help us out we can't hold out much
longer I was against red store idea but
I hope I'm wrong
I own that vacant store across the
street here's the key use it well thank
you very much
hey when Ed Roberts left here he was
about ready to cut off my ear you go
over there and get him eating out of
your hand how do you do it nothing to it
hey we're in business don't tell me he
gave me the whole store sure he decided
to give your idea a try
well I'm not too sure that'll work
coffee well of course it'll work haven't
you always said you'd like to settle
down and have a business of your own
yeah now is your big chance where are we
going to get the supplies
didn't you say you knew a freight
hauling outfit at the County Seat
did I say that
you said that on a lot of other things
I'm going out to see Sheriff Barton you
stay here and get things fixed up and
keep out of trouble there's your key
yeah
probably but hobby I can't
are they gone yes I want some of our men
to follow him out to sheriff Barton's
Ranch this time we got to get them both
he gave me the idea that Martin had been
murdered you were a fool of fall for
that I told you the sheriff was still
alive when I left his Ranch and you told
me the men would get him too well I
couldn't know that Cassidy would be
riding out in the valley at that
particular time we shouldn't have raided
the sheriff's wife and if you'd have
listened to me I give the orders where
are the men in the stable I keep them on
the site I don't tell them to get
started we haven't got any time to lose
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Lawson's still around yeah they only
sent four men well we've got a little
job right here in town that needs taken
care of take Dexter and lost and then
see if he can find some way to
discourage our friend across the street
be a pleasure meantime I'll ride out to
the sheriffs and put on a big act about
these outrageous killings
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all right
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there we go
hahaha
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the doc gave me permission to talk with
the sheriff again but it wasn't much use
he was suffering from a severe
concussion and only came to now and then
once in a while he'd open his eyes and
smile a little and I knew he recognized
me
I was glad that he at least knew I was
on the job
thank you
foreign
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as soon as he dismounted red told me
what had happened to him in Stone Valley
he was hopping mad and wanted my
permission to return and shoot it out
with his tormentors I couldn't blame him
but we had more important things to
consider I told him about the Raiders
and their killing Sheriff Barton
just then we heard hoofbees
I was down the road I heard shots coming
from this direction and I saw four men
riding away we did have some visitors
did you get a look at any of them I
wasn't close enough they killed the
sheriff didn't they
uh they tried to kill him I'm going
after those men I'd like you to go with
me ah of course I'll go with you see
here hobby you just told me I told you
to stay here and guard the sheriff can't
you get that through that big thick
skull of yours I'll go and tell him
you're going to be here to take care of
him Robert's words were a tip-off when I
began putting two and two together
how did he know that the sheriff was the
target of the men riding away and why
was he sure the sheriff had been killed
but I knew my suspicion was no good
without proof
red
come here
did you see the sheriff
who me I just got here
comes Poppy
well don't stand there like an idiot get
in the house
come on Robert
if I understand hoffy first he tells me
the sheriff's dead and then he
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please
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Sheriff
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ERS and ride to Robert's Ranch hurry
Hobby
they're going the wrong way
see those tracks
your Ranch is down this way isn't it
yeah that's where we're heading what's
the meaning of this we'll talk about
that when we get there get going well
you must be out of your mind if you're
not going to try to capture those
Killers I will Robert I said we are
heading to your Ranch now get going
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thank you
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would you mind telling me what this is
all about
Salaam
foreign
's been good to you no danger you being
starved out those are mine I can prove
it I bought those supplies when the
association first started to give
trouble to the ranchers you'll have
plenty of time for Alibis later
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well this letter from the government is
very interesting I can explain that
you should have explained to your
friends the ranches that the government
is buying up land in Stone Valley for a
cabaret post
you and I are taking a ride to the
county seat I got all the evidence I
need
you won't get away with this Cassidy my
man will be here soon you mean your
hired killers that's fine I gotta score
to settle with them too
all right Cassidy now's your chance
get rid of them
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get here man Cassidy
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thank you
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thank you
a little later no you're just in time
drag him out of here
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like I might watch Land here in Stone
Valley to build a Cavalry post and
they're not grabbing your ranches anyone
who wants to sell can sell if you don't
want to you don't have to
well red you got a nice store here
you're going to make a great store
keeper good luck to you
long and good luck
here you are partner during the store is
yours
Buffy Wayne I'm coming
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hi there did you hear what the man said
I did and I agree with every word of it
if you buy his product I'm sure you'll
like it and it'll tickle my sponsor to
death
now I thought for my little partners
be happy and proud that you're an
American remember there are millions of
little boys and girls all over the world
that have given anything for that
privilege until next week so long and
good luck to you
because
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if he comes
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this is Arizona over a hundred thousand
square miles of mountains desert and
plains
raising cattle is the big business right
now it's in pretty bad shape a drought
started early in the year streams and
water holes have dried up that's why red
Connors and I are here
herb Dart in old friend of ours who went
into the banking business after he made
a rich Gold Strike it sent for us he's
in Little Rock Basin a cattle raising
Center of Arizona
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hi Buckley still no break in the weather
walking two more weeks of this drought
and Little Rock basement will bust wide
open there's no use worrying about it
maybe not but if the cattle business
goes under that'll mean the end of the
Cattlemen's Association that's right
Steve
seeing you'll be out of a job with the
rest of us you're taking this Mighty
casual
look
we'll all have better jobs what I'm
figuring on works what do you mean well
you know Doherty's been shelling out
money hand over a fist since before
enduring this drought well everybody in
town knows that well
the norm already season's just about
over right right
if the elements don't fool us you'll
have to go on carrying these cattle
until late in the fall it'll take more
money than he has to do that exactly in
30 days time he'd be flat broke
the bank's assets will be sold at
auction and I'll bid them in on a dime
on the dollar
control all the Casper and grazing land
in the basement all right suppose it
works that way how do we feed and water
the stock well we'll do it the Cattlemen
can't afford to
we'll sell a stock for whatever we can
get if it's only ten dollars ahead we'll
make plenty
yeah I guess you're right
and it won't be long before this draws
forgotten
new herds will be brought in
remember that the grazing fees won't be
anything to be sneezed at
the day we rode into Little Rock the
weather was hot and dry there still
hadn't been any rain
the lack of drinking water for the
animals brought home to us that the
situation must be more serious than we
thought
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we heard him telling the two men of his
window that Doherty had obstructed him
to put five thousand dollars more into
each of their accounts
and as I told you before I'm not
forgetting that you Cattlemen grubs take
me time and time again
so as long as I have the money you're
all welcome to it Gail
see the cashier he'll fix you up
isn't this turning out to be more than
you bargained for Dorothy not at all I
have faith in Little Rock Basin and I
have faith in you Cattlemen I'll go
along with you to my last dollar
don't get out I'm busy
Max
didn't you hear me say that I was
happy oh yeah red how are you where you
got here fast we didn't waste any time
when we got word you want to see us hear
this newfangled telegraph's a great
thing it sure is well sit down both of
you thanks
well you seem to be doing pretty well
here what's your problem well I uh
I don't know just how to explain the
situation I'm in well suppose we start
at the beginning huh
after I made my strike I wanted to do
something for those that helped me
during the lean years yeah
yeah well opening a bank seems the best
way
the cattle industry was growing the
Cattlemen needed money to increase their
herds and land Holdings I let them have
it
uh that's wonderful you feel that way
about the Cattlemen but what do you know
about running a bank oh shucks there's
nothing to it you just lend money and
take notes and mortgages I have a stack
of them that high
but the banking business isn't that
simple you have to know the value of
lamb and cattle in order to protect
yourself and you're the fathers I've
been trying to convince daddy of that
for a long time
good to see you too I have an idea you
were responsible for that telegram we
got you're right
now Pat please
if I overheard I uh I know dad hasn't
told you what's wrong so I will it won't
take me long
in a few minutes Pat explained how
things stood her father and the bank
were land poor they practically owned
Little Rock basin
Jordy had been generous to a fault now
he would have to continue advancing
money or lose what he had already
invested
I asked Doherty if he had tried to raise
money on those mortgages and notes he
told me out of town Banks wouldn't lend
a dime on grazing land at normal times
there was no use trying during the
drought
of course as a last resort the candle
could be sold but the buyers were aware
of the conditions in Little Rock Basin
and wouldn't hesitate to take advantage
of it so that was ruled out
Dorney was plainly discouraged he'd been
letting his friends down and that to him
was a crime
suddenly I had a thought I put it up to
them why couldn't we drive the cattle to
where feed and water was plentiful it
wouldn't be easy
it would be a long hard drive but it
could be done
sir Hoppy
to the Twin Rivers range we got plenty
of feed and water there how about the
Cattlemen will they agree to have the
herds move that far well I don't think
they have much choice if they want to
save them but we're going to have to
move fast leave that to me the Roundup
will start as soon as I spread the word
around you'll Trail Boss the outfit
Huffy thank you her so on Patty hi Hopi
the Cattleman without exception were in
favor of the plan
they set their Crews to work rounding up
the herds
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in search of food and water the cattle
had roamed far and wide
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thank you
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what do you mean Frank Walton yeah I am
my name is Cassidy I'm a friend of her
daughter right Tommy's expecting it it's
debuggling all right glad to know you
I'd have dropped in sooner but I've been
helping round up the cattle over in
Little Rock Basin they were scattered
all over the country
Doherty thought maybe your men could
help give us a hand well sure sure be
glad to send them over that's fine and
Report the Charlie Gayle over in the
East Range as soon as you can however
why are you moving the stock now
we're going to graze the herd of Twin
Rivers there's plenty of feeding water
there good idea we thought so thanks
again
we're gonna let the Cattlemen get away
with that
we're just gonna let them think there
it took two weeks of hard work to round
up the cattle and get the drive on the
way
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we figured it was better not to push the
cattle just let the mamble along they
had a hard trip ahead of them
thank you
well I don't seem to have very many men
for the job yeah they're short-handed
all right
it's a brick we need
this Rough Country the other side of the
pass through the mountains now that's
the spot I picked the men will meet me
there later and while you're taking care
of things out here I'll get busy in town
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we'll kept moving along slowly but
steadily we were making better time than
red and I had thought possible
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everything's all said Stephen Jackson
will hit him from the other side and
from the front
hit him from here
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not expecting anything like this we were
caught flat-footed there was no chance
of stopping a stampede or catching any
of those responsible for it
and it would have to run themselves out
on the hard work of rounding them up
would have to be done all over again
Guardian the Cattleman would have to be
told so red and I decided to have a talk
with the boys then go back to Little
Rock
Gail's Ranch on our way back to Little
Rock and found we weren't the only ones
with bad news
Gail's Foreman told us Doherty had been
shot by an unknown assailant today after
the drive started that he was alive but
in critical condition
to make matters worse word has gotten
around that he had tried to make his own
life
the bank was in bad shape and about to
fail
this started a run on the bank and had
it sent for Gail and Walton red and I
didn't want to miss that meeting
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happens the shooting of your father the
stampeding of the cattle in the run on
this Bank all happening within days of
each other isn't just coincidence it was
planned
but why that we have to find out
if the Run goes on tomorrow we won't
have enough cash to carry us through the
day wait a minute tomorrow's Saturday
you'll only be open two hours and 10 to
12. I know that but I still don't think
we can do it
uh that had given us the whole weekend
to try to get to the bottom of what's
going on here
has Dad used the money he put in my
account in the Colfax Bank no he
wouldn't touch that under any
circumstances
then we will tell him
tell him happy
ten thousand dollars in the Colfax bank
for me
I'll Telegraph the bank to put it on the
next stage well that'll be Monday
afternoon today's stage is already left
if I use that old trail through the
mountains I might be able to get the
coal facts and back before the bank
opens tomorrow
Telegraph the bank and tell them to have
that money ready no matter what time I
get there you do it right we'll bring in
as much money as we can scrape up
tonight bye
the money had been waiting for me in
full fact and by mid-morning I was well
on my way back to Little Rock another
hour or so and I'd be there
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I was caught right in the middle how
many more men were waiting for me along
the trail I had no way of telling
at Best of that scene the head for Rough
Country
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I decided not to take any chances the
money falling into wrong hands if luck
was with me I could pick it up later
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thank you
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Papi's in trouble
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thank you foreign
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ER to get the bank's money away from me
gave me an idea
I believed if I played my cards right
I'd get to the bottom of things it was
going to be tricky but I felt I could
handle it
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thank you
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I'm glad you're all right I was afraid
of something like this that's why we
ruled out we didn't get here any too
soon yeah a few minutes later and then
hold up a minute I had the money
older men money
what are you talking about Mister
what do you mean calling me mister you
know I'm red Connors now listen Hoppy
what did you call me look I'm getting
mad happy short for Hopalong Cassidy
Poppy
hop along I never heard of him
listen we haven't got time for that
foolishness we got to get into Little
Rock with this ten thousand dollars you
brought from Colfax
ten thousand dollars Colfax either so we
caught up with you before the men who
were chasing you did so you must still
have it well I
I haven't got it on me I say maybe
you've got me mistaken for somebody else
I don't know listen hoppy this has gone
far enough
if you ain't hop along Cassidy who are
you well I'm
I don't know
you must have fallen from his horse and
knocked his memory loose
yeah you must know how about
backtracking that's no use in the
country as rough as this our only hopes
to get him into town see if dark
Weatherby can do something to get his
memory back
all right boys you better get him inside
real quick
I'll be right back red was worried about
the situation at the bank I was too but
I figured he'd work things out there
decides I had to go through with what
I'd started
yes please
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one moment please
uh please check this to see if the
amount is correct
cash left to pay it quit Stalin I want
my money
wait until Monday morning help the
police down
maybe not
what do you think you're going I gotta
see Miss Doherty not a chance look at
that clock on the wall
one minute till closing time get back to
hand the line This Bank ain't closing as
long as I'm standing on my feet maybe
you ain't going to be on your feet in
about a minute yeah
hang up
15 seconds before 12 o'clock
two
three four five
six seven eight nine 10 11 12.
the bank will be open Monday morning as
usual those of you who still want your
money will be paid
oh you got some coffee I could sure use
some we all could
bring in some lunch too will you we're
going to be working all afternoon right
the medical term for loss of memory is
amnesia
it isn't dangerous but I don't believe
there's any known cure
well maybe the doctors don't have any
cure for it
but I heard that if you're coming over
here
there was no excitement outside the bank
this was a good sign but I knew Pat not
being aware that I had faked the loss of
memory must be dreading having to face
an angry bunch of people on Monday
morning
Pat was angry she didn't mince words
balling right out he defended himself
saying he'd heard that another blow on
the head might bring back my memory
finally they both ran out of breath this
gave me a chance to tell them that I
hadn't lost my memory and that the money
was safely hidden then I went on and
pointed out that only four men knew
about me going after the money the
cashier the telegrapher and the two who
were with red one of them must have
planned the attack on me red agreed but
Pat was doubtful she insisted they were
all friends of her father they wouldn't
harm him I hope she was right but I was
almost sure she wasn't there was only
one way to find out I put that up to her
and listened carefully she questioned me
a couple of times I answered her a
satisfaction and she agreed to spread
word and strict confidence to each of
the four men that I had recovered my
memory and was going after the money
I didn't leave town until after had it
spoken to the poor man and emphasized to
each that he was the only one she was
telling
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I spotted somebody trailing me I didn't
try to see who it was
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I stopped and pretended to be looking
for a certain spot to give whoever was
following me time to close in
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thank you
whole chills were running up and down my
spine even with the precautions I had
taken I knew there was a chance I slug
had ripped right into my back any minute
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foreign
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staked himself out near where I was to
pretend to look for the money lucky for
me he'd been right on the job
we immediately recognized Buckley as one
of Walton's men Walton had sent him to
watch me and make certain I didn't run
off with the money
he was lying and we knew it
there was no doubt in our minds that
Walton was the man we were after
so we decided to take Buckley back to
town and try to figure some way of
proving it
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I handed the money to Pat and told red
to check and see if Walton was in his
office
and I told Buckley to act as though the
money was in the saddlebags
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thank you
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foreign
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you did make a mistake
you'll be a long time pan for her
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what happened I never saw you move so
fast thanks come on get on your feet
come on
let's go
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it's remarkable how the folks in Little
Rock came to Dad's assistance as soon as
they found out what had been going on
more money to bring into the bank than
ever before you were dead sure had a lot
of trust in them Cattlemen
rather if more men had the faith in
people that he has this world would be a
much nicer place to live in
it would say when he gets well enough to
travel why don't you bring him over to
Twin Rivers R20 is a nice peaceful place
we'll do that as a matter of fact we'll
probably be waiting for you when you
arrive with the cattle cattle
that sounds like a gentle hint for us to
go to work
sure does we'll see you at Twin Rivers
hi there my little friends
have you been washing your face and
hands good lately
how about your ears
they look pretty good
don't forget the soap and water not only
keeps you nice and clean but it also
protects your health
so use lots of it won't you
I'll see you next week
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he returned soon again
there's no use to say goodbye until then
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