Steamboat on the River | The Lone Ranger (05-27-42)

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1:15Welcome to the old-time radio westerns. I'm your host Andrew Rines, and I'm excited to bring you another episode. This is one of over 80 episodes released monthly for your enjoyment. You can find more western shows at our website by going to otrwesterns.com. Now let's get into this episode. Oh fiery horse with a speed of light the cloud of dust and a hardy high-oh silver. The long ranger. Liberty Mutual customizes your car and home insurance. But now we're customizing this ad for your

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3:21From out of the fight past come the thundering hoop beats of the great horse silver. The lone ranger rides again. One silver, the aim for Omaha. I don't steal the word. Omaha became a boomtown when the construction of the railroad to the west got underway. It was the focal point for laborers and search of work who came from all parts of the country. It was in Omaha that all the supplies were brought together. Tons and tons of building material railed over the tracks timber from the north and south to be used for construction camps and railroad tires. Colonel Parkman and the engineer in charge of the stupendous undertaking lived for the time being in Omaha. Late one afternoon is office. I guess that's about all we can do today, Ms. Parkley. Very well, Colonel Parkman. This last letter is ready for you to sign. Oh good. You notice the slip that said that the blasting powder would arrive by steamboat. Yes,

4:22coming up from the south. Well, as soon as it gets here, we'll arrange to transfer it to wagons and send it west where it'll be needed to clear some big rocks from the right away. Yes, sir. By the way, Ms. Parkley, don't read the word about that blasting powder. Oh, no, sir. In certain parties new about it, they'd attempt to destroy it and we need all the supplies we can get. Colonel Parkman, I wonder if your warning doesn't come too late. There'll be a lot of people who know of this closely. Those who brought it to the river, the men who loaded it on the steamboat, the crew of the boat. I know. I wish we could maintain more secrecy about things. Con finally, we've had stiff opposition so far, but I'm afraid it's nothing of what we'll have in the future. How is that? Ms. Parkley, just how much do you know about this? Well, call the triangle. I heard about it in Washington when Henry Wilson was there. Henry Wilson, yes. But as far as I knew, his operations were perfectly legitimate. He tried to show the lawmakers that the railroad would completely ruin the cattle industry by bringing pioneers who would homestead and break up the range. He went beyond that. Oh, of course.

5:26He showed where the railroad, with faster and cheaper service, was likely to put the stage lines and steamship lines out of business. Then what? Well, he was overruled. Everyone felt the railroad was important, so the necessary plans were passed upon. That's all that was known of Mr. Wilson. He left Washington. And came out here? Yes. But nobody knows where he is. Or do you? I don't know. But evidence points to it. I've talked with several cattlemen, members of the association. They've all admitted that they were beaten and they're willing to make the best of it. They haven't stooped to the things that, well, things that have happened. Are you sure? Ms. Barkley, I know those cattlemen. I know the type of men they are. If they can't win a fair fight, they'll lose it, sooner than stooped to outlaw methods. But Henry Wilson is triangle. Well, I know. About the surveyors? Yes. Abduction. Well, we can send an army guard with our surveyors from now on, but what will happen next? What about the graders that track layers,

6:28the woodcutters, all the others that will have to work on the open plains? I don't know, sir. You, you don't know? Well, how would you expect me to know? Ms. Barkley, I had unusual instructions from Washington concerning you. I was told to put you to work here in my office. I was also given to understand that there would be times when you'd request a short leave of absence. I was to see that you got it. That is very nice. I'm glad there will be no difficulty. Well, I know that you're absolutely reliable. That your patriotism is a blood questioning. Whatever a sign that you have, you may be sure that I'll cooperate in any way I can. You need only the colony. Thank you, Colonel Parkman. That will simplify things tremendously. Is there anything else? Oh, yes. This little package was brought in while you were out of the office. It's for you. Oh. And Indian brought it in. In Indian? Well, I must have opened it at once. It was sealed very carefully. Oh, here. I want you to see this. Look. A bullet. That's what the

7:29Indian sent away declared war. A bullet or a bundle of arrows. That Indian who brought it in. I should have held him. Oh, no, Colonel. That wouldn't have been necessary. This isn't a declaration of war from Indians. Take a closer look at this bullet. What's it made of? That silver? Yes, Colonel Parkman. It's a silver bullet. What? Oh, I think I understand. I think I do understand. When Joan left the office, an Indian walked close to her in passing. There was no sign of recognition. When the Indian was gone, the girl unfolded a slip of paper that had been placed in her hand. She read it and then tore it to tiny bits, which she scattered on her way to the home of the people with whom she boarded. Later in the evening, just before dark, she met a tall man dressed in the clothes of an eastern ear. She knew his face was cleverly disguised instead of masked,

8:31as it had been on other occasions when she had talked to the lone ranger. The subject of their conversation was Henry Wilson. There's no trace of him yet, Miss Barkley. I'm quite sure that he's somewhere in the West. All that I know is he left Washington. He cleaned up the office he had there, didn't he? Yes, he took all the papers, records, reports and maps that had been trusted to him by the triangle. There's a lot of information there. I know. That information, he would know a lot about the West, but there's one thing that doesn't ring true. What is that? Henry Wilson wasn't a sort of a man who would steal. Remember, there were three important organizations that trusted him. The Calamond Association, the Staysline Operators and the Steamboat Company, investigated him might carefully before they turned everything over to him. Oh, I suppose any man, or that is almost any man, might become dishonest if there was enough money to be had. I have more confidence in men than that. I wish I had. Under his kernel parkman expect the boatload of blasting color. You know about that? I'm afraid a lot of people know about it.

9:32Oh, I thought that might be the case. There's how much of a setback would it be if the boat was blown up. It would be a serious one. Very serious. The blasting powder is needed to clear the right away. That's what I thought. It would take a long time to get more to St Joseph and then to Omaha. Do you think that? That thing quite. Well, of course you'll assume that someone will try to destroy the powder. The life of everyone on board the boat. Hey, I'm a sparkly. I'm a sparkly. It's a wooly from the boarding house. I'm a sparkly. It was a message for you. I was told to work with you at the party. What is it, Willie? It's my kernel. Can you park me? Yes, ma'am. He says he wants to see in the office as soon as you can get there tonight. Yes, ma'am, he said it was powerful and important. He said I was to tell you if he wasn't going there. That there was a Mr. Wilson. Yes, ma'am. That was the name. Is he going to be in that office? Yeah, I can sue a mystery that's the way it sounded when the kernel told me. I'd better go at once. It'll soon be dark. Yes. I'll tell you what it said. I'll find out. And sparkly. Yes. I'll send word to you at the boarding house. It may be in code. I'll understand. I'd better hurry. I wonder where Wilson came from.

10:40Mr. Wilson started to explain before you came, Miss Barclay. Mind starting over, Mr. Wilson? Not at all. I'd like to have my secretary make notes. What's your thing? I understand you're from Washington this Barclay. Yes. Funny I never saw you there. I guess it isn't so strange at that. I kept pretty much to my office. I know. The reason I came out here so suddenly was because my life was in danger. Certain unscrupulous men wanted to use information I had to further the own interests. I might explain that in furthering their own interests, they will make no end of trouble for the railroad. The one means of saving my own life is to put these platters in jail. That's why you came to Colonel Parkman. That's right. I thought the Colonel would know what to do. Before we can jail him, we must have something against them. Attempted destruction of a boat is sufficient, isn't it? What? I think I can help you capture the men who are planning to blow up the river boat from St. Joe.

11:40Wilson, how can you help? Do you know the men who are planning that? I couldn't point them out. How do you know they're going to destroy the boat? I still have sources of information. Where are your headwaters? It's the fur to keep them a secret for the moment. Do you still have all the letters and papers that were taken from your Washington office? Yes, of course. All those things are perfectly safe, and I propose to keep them that way. What about the boat? What do you know the clans? I can describe the man who's going to actually fire the blast. Though I don't know him on sight, I know he's sandy-haired. He walks with a slight limp, he's known as lefty, and he has a knife scar on his right cheek. That's a good description. You'll board the boat at St. Joe's. I'll telegraph it once and have him kept off the boat. No, no, no. I don't think that would be worth it. I'd like an idea. There are others in the gang. This fellow is removed. Others will replace him. And your suggestion? Have men go and board to watch this man and see who he talks to. After the boat gets underway, capture everyone and hold him in confinement

12:41till the safe delivery of the potter has been made. Good. That's a good suggestion. Prepare the messages, Miss Barclay. Yes, Colonel Parkman. And now if you have no objection, I'll slip away in the darkness. But where can I reach you, Wilson? Do you know what a commotion your disappearance caused? Until I'm sure that it'll be safe, I prefer to give no address. How can you negate with you? But what if I'm armed, you see? And I don't want to be followed, Colonel Parkman. You'll be up on me soon. Wilson, are you threatening me? By no means, Colonel. I'll be a little help dead. Alive, I may learn more plans of this, uh, this game. He's the most amazing man I've ever known. Well, we'll respect his desires, Miss Barclay. I suppose he's right in keeping his address a secret, if he won't. Help, Colonel, help, Colonel. Something's happening. Something fell, help, Colonel. There, horses. Help, help. My gun. It's a pitch dark, I can't see a thing. I'll get my gun and climb the horse.

13:41Alive, Miss Barclay run. Someone's in this room. Run, John, get away. Hurry, when you can't. Where are you, Colonel? I can't see a thing. Get away. I'm armed, now I'll get him. I'll shoot it out, let's escape. I don't know if that's why he's tantal. Tell me, picture, you'll keep him. I don't know, Tonto. He's Colonel Parkman. He's the wrong man. I hope the room will light you. Tell me, take your way. Colonel Parkman, it's all right. The Indian will find out you're the Colonel. I promise you it's all right. Tonto, can't you understand what I'm saying? Leave him. Where is that other lamb? Tonto, I know it's you. Tonto, please believe me. I can vouch for the Colonel. Where's your friend, Tonto? Speak to me. Are you still here? Here's the lamb. Where are you? Don't leave until I speak. Go on, go on with the Colonel. I've got a insightful mistake Tonto wasn't they doing? There's the light, surely a message of some sort will have been left. No message. Nothing. It must have been Tonto, who else?

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16:45Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Now to continue our story. Two horses, a large white stallion and a powerful pinto raised through the almost total black of night, heading for a thickly-witted section outside of Omaha. Each horse carried double, but the first one was written by the lone ranger. Your own silver heel pay for this. Colonel Park will find you, and he can give you the less you struggle, Wilson. Easier this ride will be. You wait. My friend Colonel Park will learn. You already know this. You'll see him in a few minutes. But see him. It looks tough. What are you going to do with me? You're all right. You're not a struggle. You've soon find out what a lone ranger say. A lone ranger?

17:47Soon we come towards your pine cabin, and then you talk to a lone ranger. Short time later, tongue will arrive at the cabin in the woods. As the Indian opened the door, the dim light of a single candle showed Wilson sitting in the chair with his arms tied behind his back. And now you're going inside. You sit down. I will know the reason for this abduction. Parkman. This Indian captured me a minute after you were seized. Oh, where's the matter of captured you, Wilson? He looked me here. He said to be back in a minute or two. Him close by, you take seat. Might as well. A lone ranger coming soon. A lone ranger? Yes. The Indian claims I'll be talking with a lone ranger in just a moment. You've heard of him, haven't you, Wilson? Yes, I've heard of him. I look a lone ranger planned as a fairy. He has a reason for it. I wish I knew for certain that it was the lone ranger. You can be sure of that. Ah, masked. That's the same voice. Are you the one who captured me?

18:48Yes, Wilson. I'm the same man. I remove my disguise that I've been wearing. My own clothes on. And that mask? It's a little tunnel to shoot the light out before you went after you, Colonel Parkman. I didn't want you to snap all those fast shots that have made you so famous. Why are we here? Because I think the most important thing right now is the safety of that riverboat. You have a strange way of safeguarding that boat. Wilson was telling me about the man who plans to destroy it. Now you've captured me so I can't send word to have that man arrested. How did you describe the man, Wilson? I told Colonel Parkman what he looked like. Why should I repeat? I can tell you, the man is sandy here, known as Lefty. Walks with a slight limp and has the scar of a knife wound in his right cheek. I just wanted to make certain. Then you knew about him? I know the man who answers that description. Then let me go. Let me get word to St. Joe to have this fellow seize. St. Joe, understand the importance of this? Colonel Parkman has the authority to have that man arrested. No one else could make such a demand. Colonel Parkman is going to have Lefty arrested. They'll have to go to St. Joe to do it.

19:48The lawman in St. Joe wouldn't put Lefty under arrest because of a telegram. He couldn't be sure it really came from the Colonel. Go to St. Joe. I'm to go there? Yes. I think the ceiling of the riverboat for the blasting powder can be delayed that long. You send a telegram. I'll go with you. And what about me? The time being, Wilson, you'll stay here. Here? You mean in this shack? Yes. I will see that you're fed until we return. You can't do this. Colonel Parkman, he can't get me a prisoner. I hope you know what you're doing. I'm wrong. I'll be responsible for anything that happens. Now don't tie your hands, Colonel Parkman. Now you see here. If you don't release me, I'll stay here with you, Wilson. He won't keep you gagged except when he sleeps. You want him? Good. There. I want Colonel Parkman. The sooner we find a horse, you deride. The sooner we'll get to St. Joe. The Colonel was a splendid rider and a strong man. But he felt the pace, the masked man set on the trip to St. Joe. There were pauses only when the horses had to rest and graze. And one short break for a few hours of sleep. During the trip, the lone ranger outlined certain things.

20:49Are you sure this is? Why don't you say it's correct? Of course you can count on me to help it anyway possible. Thanks. I was sure I could count on you, Colonel Parkman. Let's make sure the boat leaves St. Joe after dark and then... Well, you know when it's declared left to your crew. Yes, I know. Shortly after the river boat pulled north in St. Joseph, a man whose face was scarred, who walked with a limp, made his way toward the stern, where two men stood, watching the moonlight on the water. What's the matter, boys? Huh? Lefty. That's right, but you're lefty again. We're just going to ask you and Red as a log that went to you too in St. Joe. Yeah, what's the matter with you, Lefty? We're done nothing wrong. We're not that the law knows about, or that is nothing that can be proved. You look here, Lefty. If you're followed up... Say anything about follow when you're ready. Are you wasting your time, Savvy? You've got an ocean all along, and we were a couple of trucks. I'm getting tired of being watched. I'm tired of it, Red. That's too bad. Because maybe someday you'll get tired enough

21:50of seeing me around to try a knife on me. Like, was done a few years ago, and then I'll have you. I'll have you then, because I'll be able to shoot to defend myself. Really smart, eh? Are you smart, Norman? Traveling around, just looking for trouble. Uh-huh. Trouble that's stirred up by you, too. Yeah, leave us alone. We didn't ask to hear your smart talk. Maybe you'd tell me why you're Omaha, Bob. Is there a large in-going Omaha? Nope. But I know, of course. Are any new all this is? We got to tell why we're going there? No, I just figured maybe you'd tell me. We're not doing favors for anyone, Lucky. At least of all, anyone like you. You just leave us alone. Shut yourself, boys. You don't want to tell me, oh, find out from yourself. Sooner or later. Watch it. Had one of the detectives out for our hide. Here, the boy said he'd take care of things, or Red. Maybe he'll do something about lefty. He'll leave better if he wants us to. Hey, look, watch it. Look at him. Huh? There's a sheriff of Manchester County, see him? There's other sheriff's with him.

22:51Sure as I'm alive. That's who they are. And that big man, Tarkin, whom is Colonel Park, when he's self-inflashed. Parkin? Is that who he is? He's Cuba. He's a head engineer of the railroad. No, unless Red, we're up against something tough. We got a whole shipload of lawmen. We won't be able to fire that part in 100 years while they're on board. They're talking over something. Why do you special talk to him? Look at him. Hang it. Now what do we do? No, wait. I'm moving toward lefty. You want to give him a little bit on Fab? Yeah. And him, a special government detective. I wonder if he let these sheriffs know what his job is. Red, red, look. Look what they're doing. You can't arrest me. Are you sorry to get out of lefty? We're treating you off the boat. There's no point resisting. We're leaving this boat to the next landing. We're leaving this boat to the next landing. We're leaving this boat to the next landing. Henry Wilson told me all about you. And he forced credentials. You have a worthless. Henry Wilson, he wills. Take him in a custody, man. And put him assured to the next landing that he's not a surely we'll be able to do much damage. Take a man. Red, you heard that? Did you hear the same as I did?

23:52You're arresting lefty. And Parkman said that Henry Wilson told him all about you. Yeah, sorry, the whole thing now, but you sure gotta hand it to the boss. He fixes those Parkman for the lefty was on board to expose the powder. That's it. As soon as they leave the boat, we'll be in the clear. It won't be anything to stop us. When the river boat stopped at a landing, Red and Butch saw the lawmen leave with Parkman and lefty. And a few moments later, the boat was underway again. Now we'll wait for it until the next landing. We might fuse this to the powder just before the landing. Then go shore and watch the fire. It's good. Well, but this would've go sky high when all that blast and powder goes off. Long through the night, the boat moved, with passengers asleep, not suspecting that they were in peril of being blown to bits for the blasting powder. Lights glimmered in the wheelhouse where the man on duty watched for dangers that might be floating in the river ahead.

24:53No one was concerned with the two men who were waiting near one of the cabins. You get that lock. I'll have the door open and listen. There it is. Good. I'll just stand by the door where I fix the fuse at the cage of the powder. Right. Here's your strike point. Oh no, you can find the cage that's all there is in here. Careful. I got one. The fuse, though, one of them is all that will be needed. That's all. When one explodes, that'll all go. Yeah, that's what you had to do. Cheg, yeah. I shut the door, minister. It won't be so much noise outside the room. Go ahead, the door's closed. How do you use the powder, my gun? And that's enough. We cook now. I'll make sure no one heard that. I'll sign him, anyone. I got the fuse. One ends in the cage. I'm all set to later offer, as soon as we put in at the mix landing. Good enough. All we got to do now is wait.

25:55It was the middle of the night, and the river both made the next stop. Butch and Red were at the rail, watching the slight activity on shore. And Red slipped away, and suddenly went below a deck. In a moment, he was back at Butch's side. I lied to the Butch. The fuse is burning right now. And we'd better get a sure one, hurry. I allowed plenty of fuse. We got lots of time to shut the door. Sure. Come on, then. We'll go over the side. We'll have some weird Butch. And we'll have to go here again. What the same, huh? A couple of lohmins. People always just in case we have to make an arrest. I wanted to be sure we had to share if the county we're in right now. You want to question them, huh? That's right, Sheriff. Let's take them below, Dad. Turn them away. You can't do that, let's see. This is where we got to get off the boat here. I thought your boys were going to Omaha. No, we get off the boat. Well, that's all right. You'll have lots of time. The boat won't pull out for a quarter hour or so. Where'd you come from? Well, after Colonel Parkman took me ashore. Well, I had a time explaining to him that I was a federal detective. But when I'd done so, he felt mighty sorry for having took me ashore. Well, I ran into the horse for him and we came after the boat. Parkman. You here, too? I just came on board.

26:55Are you ready to question them, lefty? Yep, only. We'll take him below. No, no, wait. Listen, let's take your talk to our below deck. You can't talk here with us folks coming on board and going ashore. I won't go below. Leave me alone. Stay there. Let go of me, please. We're going below. I want to ask you, too, about a man that calls himself Henry Wilson. We don't know him. Look, let's talk ashore. Come on ashore. We'll tell you anything you want to help. We'll put a hand here. We may have to get rough to take these two. We can talk to him. No, no, let's move it. We don't want it over at all. Stay going, my man. You can't do it. The terror of the schemers increased when they were taken to the end, ten feet of a cabin with a fuse. The explosive had been lighted. Lefty spoke with nerve-wracking deliberation. There's no hurry at all, boys. Just take your time and see if you can't recollect something about Henry Wilson. No, no, wait. Tell him we can't. We've got to get out of here. Oh, your budget, there was plenty of time. There's no hurry to get out. What if the boat does leave? Thunder and lightning that the boat leaves without you. Ben's terror reached a fever pitch. He knew that any instant might bring the blast that would send everyone on board the boat to Sudden Oblivion.

27:57Lefty kept one shrewd eye on him when he spoke. I'm curious. And just do it with a turn and let you in that little turn and paint it close. Stop, stop, blupting. Get out of here before the blast. Yeah, the ship's going to blow up. Who says so? We know that part of it. You lighted a fuse to it? Yes, yes, we admit it. Only let us get off the boat, that's all. Hurry before it's too late. Who told you to do that? Henry Wilson. He's the one. He's the boss. He told us to do it. That's what we wanted to know. We got the confession. Come on out. Hey, man, look. I'm Ashman. He was in that cabin. I was there when you lighted the fuse. You. We wanted your confession. I wanted you to name Henry Wilson. You two crooks. Meet the lone ranger. He snuffed out the fuse as soon as you'd left the cabin. Colonel, it's over on the shore. He came right along with us. We're framed. I'll go ashore now, Colonel. The tunnel is wetting with Henry Wilson. You knew all the time. We probably thought you were in the clear when we followed Wilson's instruction. The lone ranger knew, as soon as he heard Wilson call me a crook that was skiing to get me off the boat. You two stuck your necks right into the news when you thought the coast was clear. Right into the lone rangers' news. I don't think you were. I don't think you were.

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