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Tyler redick here from 2311 Racing. Victory Lane. Yeah, it's even better. With Chumba by my side. Race to chumbacasino.com let's Chumba. No purchase necessary. VTW Group void where prohibited by law. CTNCS 21 sponsored by Chumba Casino Dog Grooming. Genius here. Most people see a busy dog salon, but I see operational excellence thanks to Genius. From global payments scheduling, personalized checkouts, Instant, Absolutely Genius. From game day crowds to every groomer in this shop, Genius keeps everything flowing seamlessly. Schnauzer is styled flawless execution, big league reliability for any business. That's genius. Welcome 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. A fiery horse with the speed of light, a cloud of dust and a hearty high. O Silver, the Lone Ranger. Tyler redick here from 2311 Racing. Game night's fun until someone spends five minutes lining up one shot. Chalk. Breathe. Rechock. Still aiming. While they figure it out, I fire up Chumba Casino. I can spin anywhere, anytime. And there's always a new social casino game every week. Spins happen way faster than that shot. Play now@chumbacasino.com let's Chumba. Sponsored by Chumba Casino. No purchase necessary. VGW Group. Voidware prohibited by Law21. Terms and conditions apply. With his faithful Indian companion, Tato, the daring and resourceful mask rider of the Plains led the fight for law and order in the early western United States. Nowhere in the pages of history can one find a greater champion of justice. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. From out of the past come the thundering hoof beats of the great Horse Silver. The Lone Ranger rides again. Horse Silver. Let's go, big fella. Silver. A. Trail city had become an outlaw town when bad men killed the third town marshal. Within a year, the town council, headed by Dr. McCracken, arranged to hire Jack Haskell, the most feared law officer in the West. Hugo Gault, a member of the council, was secretly the leader of the territory's worst outlaw band. When the council made its decision over his protest, Hugo. He met secretly with his two lieutenants, Cliff Dexter and Cal Bentley. He warned them of the marshal's coming and said Haskell arrives on the stagecoach from St. Joe next Tuesday morning. That's the day we're supposed to hold up the bank. I know. That's why you boys will have to see that Haskell doesn't get here. You have a plan of some sort, boss? Yes, always. Can you fellas get a girl who's ready and able to put on a sweetening act? I think so. Marion Leslie. She's a hostess at the KC Cafe. And, well, she's a friend of mine. What do you want her to do? I'll tell you. Last stop the St. Joe stage makes before reaching Trail City is at a relay station out of here. Yeah, about two hours riding cross country, three hours on the road. Right. Stage is due here at 8 in the morning. Now, Cliff, if you and say that gunslinger Django Hewitt go to the relay station during the night, take this girl with you. I think we may be able to handle Jack Haskill. Yeah. Now, here's what you do. The Lone Ranger and Toto reached the outskirts of Trail City on the evening before Jack Haskell's scheduled arrival. There they camped in the nearby hills. The Lone Ranger removed his mask, affected the simple disguise of a cowhand and mounted his horse. Otto. We're going to learn firsthand whether or not Trail Cities as bad as they say it is, monsieur. The Lone Ranger in his cowboy disguise had seen many known bad men in his rounds of the cafes that evening. Now, nearing midnight, while Tato waited near an alley to the side of the building, the Lone Ranger entered the case 8 Cafe. He ordered a drink, carried it to a side table and left the glass untouched before him. Then, without seeming to do so, he began to study the men in a crowded cafe. He saw two familiar figures at the end of the bar. Though he pretended unconcerned, he kept his attention focused on them. Cliff Dexter, Django Hewitt. They would end up in Trail City. The Lone Ranger had known the two men to be notorious criminals in Missouri a few years earlier. He continued to watch them during the next half hour. They were joined by another bad man whom he recognized. Cal Bentley. What a combination that is. When a girl joined the trio, their manner and subsequent actions caused him to leave the cafe and hurry to where Toto waited. Quickly, he told the Indian of the three outlaws. And the girl, he concluded. And Otto, after the girl seemingly sneaked out the rear door, Cliff Dexter and Django Hewitt left in the same manner. But Cal Bentley stayed behind us. Yes, but when I left, I'm sure he was ready to follow the others then not come out this way. Let's stay in the shadows and go back There. Perhaps we'll get some idea of what they're. Otto, there they are. On horses. Near this table. Listen. You can hear what they're saying. While you and Zango ride there with Marion, I'll go to the boss's place and wait till dawn. You'll meet the rest of the gang then, Carl. Yeah. Right to the hideout. What about you and Django? We'll ride back and meet you there as soon as we finish our part of the job. Good. I want to be sure. Ah. There she is. Whoa. Go there, boy. I'm ready. Fellas. You sure? Change clothes quick. Marion, be sure to do your act like we told you. Don't worry about me. Cal, are you too ready? Yeah. Let's go. Django. We'll take the back trail out to the crossroads. Get up there. Get up, Otto. You heard? Sound like them planned something bad. There's no doubt about that. We follow them. No, wait. There goes Bentley in the opposite direction. You follow him. Tato, try to find out who the boss is. Also, about the gang in the hideout. Ah. You go after others. Yes. I'll be able to pick up their trail at the crossroads. T. We'll meet at camp later. Ah. Horses. In front of Cafe Kimasabi. All right, let's go. The Lone Ranger, wearing his mask, set out in pursuit of Marion Leslie and the two crooks. The giant, striding Silver covered the distance rapidly. Easy, Silver, easy. When the Lone Ranger reached the crossroads, he could see the trio in front of him. The masked man followed at a distance without being seen by them. Come on, Silver. The masked man kept the man and girl in sight for more than three hours. Who's over who? Finally, they stopped a short distance from the site of the stagecoach relay station. After a brief conversation, the girl left them and rode on to the structure. That's strange, escorting her all the way out here. I wonder why. He saw the two men turn their horses off the trail and ride a short distance into the hills that rose behind the relay station. They're dismounting, Silver. They're up to something. And you can be sure it's not good. Easy now. Let's get near them. All right, big fella. Come on. A stagecoach from St. Joseph arrived at the relay station on schedule. We'll be here for 10 minutes. There's coffee and buns inside. Thanks, Dragon. Marion Leslie, in her riding outfit, had searched the faces of the passengers who left the stagecoach and headed for the nearby shack. She had been given a description of Jack Haskell by Cliff Dexter. And there was no mistaking the renowned gun fighting marshal. As he emerged from the coach, Marion, assuming an air of great secrecy, hurried to the man. Please don't go inside. What? You're Jack Haskell, aren't you? Dr. McCracken sent me here to meet you. Dr. McCracken? What about it? I'm his daughter. Daddy's waiting for you up in the hills behind the station. Why? I can't answer you because I don't know. Oh, Marshall, I think Daddy's in danger. He says he can't chance being seen here. It's something about outlaws he wants to see you about before you go to Trail City. It's very important. Very, very important. Well, all right. I am Jack Heskellin. Let's go to where your father's waiting. No, not yet. Please wait until the stagecoach leaves. What is this? Why should we wait, Marshall? Daddy. Daddy said that pot's very necessary. He has a horse for you. You can ride that to Trail City. Whatever it is that's happened, believe me, Daddy will need your help. Jack Haskell, though usually wary, was completely disarmed by the girl's sincere manner and her knowledge of his supposed secret visit. He went to the stagecoach driver and advised the man to go on. The curtain falls on the first act of our Lone Ranger adventure. Before the next exciting scenes. Please permit us to pause for just a few moments. Hey, it's Cole Swindell. After I give everything I've got to land a perfect vocal, I usually take five before jumping into the next track. And I've learned exactly how to recharge in that time. Some folks grab coffee, I hit a quick good luck spin. Next thing you know, the break is just as fun as laying down the track. A better break makes for a better take. Need a break? Let's Chumba. No purchase necessary VGW group void were prohibited by law 21 TNC supply sponsored by Chumba Casino Coffee Genius. Here, most people see a busy cafe, but I see precision at every step. Thanks to Genius from Global Payments Transactions. Instant inventory. Precise operations in sync. Absolutely Genius. From sold out crowds worldwide to managing the morning rush, genius keeps operations running smoothly. One Portado. Flawless pour, perfectly timed. 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Marian led the way between the trees to an opening where a lighted lantern rested on a tree stump. As Haskell stopped, she stepped to one side and yelled. All right, boys, here he is. Haskell, alert, reached for his gun. Two guns flamed from the underbrush as the marshal fell wounded. Cliff Dexter and Django Hewitt leaped into the open, ready to shoot again. But two shots rang out from above. Both outlaws hit, grabbed their arms as their guns fell to the ground. At the same moment, the marshal, writhing on the ground, used his good arm to fire. No, Django. Hewitt fell dead. Then the marshal collapsed. Marion Leslie, panic stricken, dashed toward her horse as a masked man emerged from the bushes into the perimeter of light. Stop where you are. The Lone Ranger fired over her head. Don't shoot. Stop. Please don't kill me. Then get back here and fast. A madman. What do you want? Pick up the guns. Your partners, Cliff and Django dropped. Now throw them here. There you are, Django. Django's dead. He deserves to be. So do you for leading Haskell into this trap. I didn't know they were gonna shoot him. They said they'd merely hold him here. Forget the explanations, Silver. In response to the Lone Ranger's whistle, the great horse Silver emerged from the underbrush. The Lone Ranger took a medical kit from his saddlebag. Then, as Marion Leslie assisted him, he began to treat the wounded llama. There. Good. Your pals didn't get better shots at him. Luckily, he's not too badly wounded. You come too soon. I'm glad. The Lone Ranger treated Cliff Dexter's wound and left the unconscious man as Marshall Haskell revived. Marshall, how do you feel? You the Lone Ranger? It was you who shot and saved my life. Where did you come from? The Lone Ranger, who had given help to Marshal Haskell on an earlier day, told of trailing the outlaws. And Marion Leslie, the girl, between sobs, told of her part in the conspiracy against the lawman. She concluded, and Count told me that they didn't want Marshall Haskell in town while they Were robbing the bank or said they. They said Cliff and Janko would hold you here. Never mind that. What's this about robbing a bank? The girl, still frightened, told what little she knew. And the holdup will take place sometime after the bank opens this morning. That's at 10 o'. Clock. I'll be able to get back there before then. I'm well enough to ride. I'm going with you. Good. Miss, who's the man they call the Boss? I don't know. I swear I don't. Luckily, Tano's trailing your pal Cal Bentley. Unless something went wrong, he'll have followed Bentley to the Boss's home. Let's carry Dexter down the relay station. We'll tell them what's happened and then leave your camp. They found Toto at the camp. The Indian told a trailing Bentley and Kimasabe. Me find out where him go. When him ride to house of man, him call Boss. Did you learn the man's name? No, but me see him through window and me know where house is. Did you learn anything else? Uh, Me follow crook to hideout, then me right back here. Him still there with plenty more crooks. Come on, Taro. We're going to both those places. After one more stop. Dr. McCracken's home. Easy. Steady, big fellow. Monsoon. Doctor McCracken was astounded when he heard what had happened. He forgot his initial curiosity about the masked man. As he said to Haskell Marshall, I'm. I'm glad you're alive. I can't understand it, though, how those crooks knew you were coming. I told no one about I. Wait. Take that back. I told one man. He's a member of the council, a solid citizen. What's his name? Dr. Gault. Hugo Gault. But Hugo wouldn't. He couldn't be involved in anything dishonest. Perhaps not, but listen. Dr. Pato, describe the place where you trailed Cal Bentley. Also the man he met. Toto gave a brief but complete description. But. Yes, that's Hugo Gault's house. The man you described as gall, too. Then him, Boss. Me? Sure. Why, it's incredible. Perhaps, Doctor, we'll make sure before Marshal Haskell takes steps against him or. What time is it? Let me see. 8:15. May I suggest then that you work fast? If you'll swear in your new marshal. I'm taking the job, Doctor. Don't be surprised. Then get him a posse and go to the hideout with Tonto. Ms. Leslie and I have other things to do. Me? You said you'd do anything to atone for your part in this thing. Did you mean it? Certainly I meant it. Do you know where Hugo Gault's ranch is? Yes, but like the doctor said, I can't believe it. I'm not asking you to believe anything. You can help prove the man's guilt or innocence. The Lone Ranger briefly outlined a plan which the others accepted. Tarto would lead a posse to the crook's hideout, while the masked man and Marion Leslie went on to Hugo Galt's home. One, Two. There, as the Lone Ranger and Marion left the doctor's home, the marshal, the doctor and Tahoe set out to arouse the known good citizens of Trail City. Get on. Hugo Gault was surprised when he heard a loud pounding on his door shortly before 9 o'. Clock. He was doubly surprised when he opened the door and the girl pushed her way inside excitedly. Mr. Galt, I'm Marion Leslie. Marion Leslie? I don't think I know. I'm Cal Bentley's friend. You know, I was with Cliff Dexter and Django Hewitt at the relay station this morning when they shot Marshall Haskell. They got him. Yes, but something's wrong. You must go to the hideout at once and see Cal before he and the gang set out to rob the bank. What? How do you know about that? Why should I? Those are my orders. You must go there at once. I must go now? Wait. Come back here, you. Miss Rusty. Don't go. Tell me I can't. Steady, boy. You go and see Cal. Get up. Mary and Leslie rode away from the ranch and when out of sight, galloped her horse off the the road to a grove of trees where the Lone Ranger waited. Oh. Oh, boy. W I. I did what you said. He's the man, all right. I'm sure of it. Then let's move to a spot where we'll be able to see the ranch house. All right, Silver, get up. Look, he's leaving the house, running toward the stable. Yes. The fish is taking the bait. Get ready. We must follow him. Oh, silver. Ho. That cabin must be the hideout. He's gone inside. Yes. Oh, there's Tonto. Must have led the marshal's men here. Yes, There they are. Yes. You stay here with the horses. Easy, Cal Bentley and the outlaw gang were astonished when Hugo Gault, white faced and quivering, entered the hideout cabin. Cal protested. But you're crazy. I didn't send Marion for you. I haven't seen her since last night. Then why'd she come to me less than 15 minutes ago and tell me you wanted to See me? She said something was wrong. Is there? No. We're getting ready to ride into town now. We have the plans you gave us. I don't understand this. She said they'd killed Haskell. Not killed. Gold shot. Look at the window. A mash man. Before the surprise crooks could reach for her, the Lone Ranger and the men of the posse began to shoot through the cabin windows. Their foots were caught in the crossfire. Some fell wounded, others ran to the door. As they opened the door, a fresh burst of shots sent them scurrying back. Hugo Gault whimpered. Kill. They'll kill us all. Don't let him surrender. Yeah, we haven't a chance. Hold it, boys. Hold it. The crooks dropped their guns and lifted their hands above their heads. All right, out there, we give up. We give up. Dr. McCracken and Jack Haskell led the posse through the door. Hugo gasp. Kirk McCracken. You're here too? Yes, to send you to jail. Keep your hands up. Hugo. Let me introduce you to Marshall Haskin. Well, Marshall, this has been a long day. Yeah, doctor. But a great one for Trail City. Among those men we put in jail a day are some of the most wanted men in the West. He'll be going to prison for a long time. Here or in some other territory. So will Hugo Galt. Imagine him and all that money we found buried in his flames. Yeah, some of it's still in bank wrappers. Definitely connecting him with past robberies. The girl is ready to testify against Dexter and Bentley. She'll get off lightly, I hope. Sure. Sure she will. Without her, we couldn't have. What am I talking about, we? He was the one. You mean the mask man? Yeah, that's right. He saved my life. Caught the girl and made her reveal the plot. And he and Tano exposed Gaultner's gang. Why? Doctor, he did everything. And if Trail City becomes a model town from here on, and it will, believe me, it's because of him and only him. The Lone Ranger. Sam. Tyler reddick here from 2311 Racing. Another checkered flag for the book. Time to celebrate with Chumba. 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