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Speaker 1: This used to be the prettiest town in Colorado. Now

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the gunfighters has taken over, and if you don't stop them,

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there won't be a stick left standing. Have gun, will travel, darling.

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Mister John Dayner as Paladin, San Francisco, eighteen seventy five,

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The Colson Hotel, headquarters of a man called Paladin. Oh,

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I mean too telegram for you? Oh thank you? Eh boy,

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he's a oh no, this is what I think it is. Yes,

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Charles Foster, Agent in charge Rail Grande Railroad, Pueblo, Colorado.

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And it's John Suki, agents in charge Western Pacific Railroad, Pueblo, Colorado.

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Cool he's a part of the Uh. Seems like you're

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very popular on Pueblo. I'll tell you what. Listen This

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clipping from Tuesday's paper. Railroad companies clash Pueblo, Colorado. A

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state of open war has developed between the Western Pacific

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and Rio Grande railroads over ownership of the right of

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way across Raymond Gorge. Gunman hired by both sides have

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destroyed track and intimidated passengers. A ton of Pueblo is

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an army camp. Oh too fat, And I have very

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pleasant memories of the time I spent feblow some years back.

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When I read the article, I sent my card to

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each of these gentlemen poor have very good me so Paladin.

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No partiality exactly, however, providing we can come to term,

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of course, one of them shall have my allegiance. Oh good,

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don't we have on of partiality? Wheblow. As I remembered

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it was a bustling, pleasant, friendly sort of town. It

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wasn't that way now. It was a scared town. As

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I walked down the main street, I noticed that the

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places of business that hadn't moved out were boarded up,

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as though prepared proceeding. A few citizens I saw moved hurriedly,

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wore anxious and wary expression. Oh. It was easy to

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recognize the important gunman as they stood in silent groups

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or solitary watchfulness. It wasn't pretty. I turned into the

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office of the Rio Grande Railroad. Yeah, I'm looking for

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Rio Grande's general agent, Charles Foster. I'm Foster. I'm Paladin.

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Oh yeah, I got your car. Now I got your wire.

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There is a Ralph Cole. Oh Paladin. Seems to me

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I've heard of you, mister Cole. Aaveling, isn't it that's right,

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co is my deputy agent. It's an imposing title for

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a gunman. Yeah, isn't it? Well? Paladin? If your guns

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for hire, when can you start? That depends? I'm paying

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twenty five a day? Hand found that your top point.

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That's standard for a good gun Good day, gentlemen. Where

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are you headed? Friend? Across the street to Western Pacific?

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You don't care which guys he's gone for? Do your palatine?

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I do, indeed, the side that pays the most, John Serki,

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that's right. What can I do for it? My name

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is Paladin? I got your wire? Oh your paladin? Yourpposition

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turn you know? So are you leaving their officers? I'm

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shopping missus sirk. What have you got to offer? Prevailing

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rate twenty thirty eight dollars a day. I'm not interested

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in ten money? Have you an opening for a deputy agent? Oh? My, well,

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do you know what this flight's all about? Control of

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the transcont metal route, more specifically for control of a

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rail right away from Pueblo across Raymond Gorge, which we

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say they least to us will they claim they didn't.

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So now it's the deadline.

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Speaker 2: Have the gorge that they have to put little depot.

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Speaker 1: One's so good without the other. And you need someone

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who can break the deadlock, isn't it? Yeah, but that

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won't be easy. The depots headly guarded man in charges

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Ralph Cole, you know, and we've met he smart, tricky,

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very fast with a gun man. I hired that to

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be smarter, tricky or faster. We want that depot. What

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sort of fee will you pay? We might go a

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thousand for a good man, But how do I know

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what you can? Haladin? Don't shoot the cash box? Please

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hut the cash box. Well, well, a lot of money here,

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Suki Hallad in your all right? I'm putting it all back. Yeah,

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you can put it away. I just wondered if you

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could afford me. Well, hey, you gave me a start there.

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It will cost you two thousand dollars. Okay, that's okay,

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Well awful fast palace, you're hired. All right. I need

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some men handy with weapons. I've got them all right.

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Where you go? Time I have a look at that depot.

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Talent in have it in? HOLI what is it? Ca?

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I'm in a hurry.

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Speaker 2: I take it you joined up with Western Pacific.

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Speaker 1: That's right, and I think maybe we already have a

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little talk. I have time now. I'm going down to

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have a look at that depot and tend to take

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away from him.

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Speaker 2: I got thirty five men guarding that depot. You plan

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to do it single handed?

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Speaker 1: I haven't decided yet, just Tom, I will go about him.

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You have quite a reputation. Paladin just seems to me.

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I'd like to challenge it. We'll be fighting soon enough.

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Speaker 2: Maybe soon enough for you, isn't soon enough for me.

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Speaker 1: It'll have to be to many scared, busy.

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Speaker 2: Maybe you're not as tough as it talk makes you

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out to be. I don't think you're tough talent. I

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think it's.

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Speaker 1: Scary political shenanigans haven't take our share of some tall ones.

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I sat on a bench in that deserted town plaza

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made a careful study of the depot just across the street.

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The building originally served as a fortress. It has the

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thick walls and high recess windows. With thirty five armed

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men guarding the place, I realized that my job was

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going to take a bit of figuring. All right, I've

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been looking for you. Oh hello, skis to them his

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plaza is the only place these days. I want to

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talk to you. No, I was thinking about my last

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visit Pueblo. All these benches filled with people enjoying life

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in their town, where kids just playing around under the

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trees over there, pigeons roosting on that old relic of

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the canon. It's very pleasant now, even the pigeons have deserted.

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Palad I saw you meet CO out there in the streets.

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I'm not paying out two thousand dollars to a man

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who walked away from gun. You hired me, Succhi. I

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hired a gun. I signed to take the depot, and

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I'll do the job in my own way. And now

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I'm going able to see the sheriff sure our legal

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addiction notice to serve on co legal evicty. You don't

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know what you're talking about. You may want it, but

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you won't get it. I'll get it, oh tala. And

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the sheriff in this town is a straddle of fence.

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He won't take sides on anything. Well, see, then I

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want something from you. What First of all, how much

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is this fight costing Mustern Pacific? That's only or conserve

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in lost time, messenger and freight revenue payroll for your

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gunman damage the rolling stock and equipment? How much? Maybe

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seven eight thousand a day? Why along with your eviction order,

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I would offer Code ten thousand dollars to surrender the

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depot to you, ten thousand dollars less than you're paying

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out in two days. Now you think he'd listen. No

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way of knowing until he's asked. It's not a bad

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love talent. Oh, it's not bad at all. Who'll make

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the offer? I will under certain conditions. What are they

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that I can assure him? The dealer's for cash, that

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it's firm, There'll be no haggling about the price afterwards. Agree?

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All right, Now, I'll go see the sheriff.

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Speaker 2: Oh.

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Speaker 1: I met Sheriff Quinns and after some argument, got the

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eviction noticed to serve on co. A few minutes later,

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as I walked toward the entrance to the depot, I

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was aware that from every one of those recessed windows

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a rifle was trained. Cal was standing gun in hand

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in front of the heavy iron door. Stop right there, palader,

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what do you want? I wanna talk to you in private?

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Are very smart couman here like Jason? Will you hear

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what I have to say? Alright, go your gun down easy,

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come on in, and what do you want? I volunteered

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to serve you this, Hm, Paladin, you amazing abide bid

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you'll be more amazed. Ten thousand dollars worth ten thousand

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knowledge for what just gone at this eviction. Notice who

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pays me? Who cash?

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Speaker 2: Yes, a lot of money. What makes you figure?

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Speaker 1: I'd tell as because there's a lot of money. It's

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been fairly well established that every man has his price.

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Speaker 2: Two and three thousand and holding the men and the

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lee Lean levenrade. You got yourself a deed.

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Speaker 1: Where's the money? You'll get it the sener. Suki's in

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the depot.

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Speaker 2: It's on the level.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think you just brought yourself out. It's in trouble.

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You'll tell Foster that he's been evicted, that he's lost

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the depot.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, and he won't like it. But fortunes of war

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is palading, not that the war is over.

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Speaker 1: As soon as I tell Suki the depot is his,

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I'll meet you for a drink. Uh, all right at

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the Bullshead saloon. Paladin. Oh, hello, t I talked to Zuki.

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Uh huh.

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Speaker 2: He said he gives you the money that she was

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to turn.

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Speaker 1: It over to me. He didn't. Now, let's have it.

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Dukie was lying, yes, he's baby, might see money. Oh

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if I had your money, would I be waiting here

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for him?

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Speaker 2: Paladin?

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Speaker 1: Once more, let's have it. Zukie lied. You betta believe

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me or we're gonna waste a lot of valuable may

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be a big man in San Francisco, but you just

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asked around Texas about Ralph Cole Cole? Will you listen?

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Try to cheat me? You San Francisco, do get up? Paladin?

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Speaker 2: I was.

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Speaker 1: Wait a minute, cold, they're a lion. Oh you wait, wait,

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I'm not gonna fight you when you listen to me.

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No point tucking each other up. Ukie still got the money.

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He's a for sure, I guess. Okay, okay, where's hookie

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now hold up in the depot.

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Speaker 2: With twenty of his high guns?

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Speaker 1: What chance do we have against these people?

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Speaker 2: None?

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Speaker 1: It's really that stronger.

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Speaker 2: It's really that strong. You'd need a cannon.

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Speaker 1: A cannon, Well, I can get one, and it shouldn't

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be too hard to find. The plastic potterern primate. When

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you're talking about palat I just happened to know where

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there's a cannon. Now, come on where the plaza? Hello,

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this is Marvin Miller with.

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Speaker 2: Another page from your American Heritage scrap.

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Speaker 1: Daniel Webster. Oh, it wasn't easy. It took a team

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of horses and a good deal of pushing and shoving

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on our party. But just before dawn we were ready

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the old plaza cannon in position in front of the depot.

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Speaker 2: I don't know about the palating.

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Speaker 1: We aren't alone in our faith in cannon. Napoleon plays

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great story in them to get in.

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Speaker 2: Then was the last time he tried to take it

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deep over? One cannon and two men.

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Speaker 1: Well, this doesn't work. And I think you're gonna be

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able to ask him personally.

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Speaker 2: As soon as it gets light. They's gonna spot us

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out of here. He got a load of together, you know,

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steal scraps from the railroad.

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Speaker 1: Gain all right, I'll see, was the charge.

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Speaker 2: And he again and looks like it was left over

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from the revolutionary work and spent a pigeon roost for

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a good many years. And reality, uh, well this barrels

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rusty almost san Yeah, well we fired it.

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Speaker 1: The whole thing to blow up, Well we know that,

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but Souk and his men don't know.

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Speaker 2: We can't take a chance on it. It'll be a

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muzzle burst to the blow outside.

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Speaker 1: And I think they'll give up before that happens.

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Speaker 2: How do you know, I don't know.

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Speaker 1: I just had a good deal of faith in the

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cowardices man.

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Speaker 2: I caught the movement up there, and I if they've seen.

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Speaker 1: Us, well, I guess we're ready if they start firing,

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get down behind the Diamond place.

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Speaker 2: Okay.

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Speaker 1: I want to talk to you all off the fire. Okay,

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I'm warning you.

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Speaker 2: I don't want to listen you men in there.

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Speaker 1: We want Zuki, not you. Unless he surrenders, we're gonna

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fire this cannon. You'll all be flowing the bits. That's

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one of your set of chest.

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Speaker 2: I know those men they're handing it to Suki straight

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give up or be pushed out.

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Speaker 1: Huh. Suki must be putting up a strong argument. All right, man,

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this jew is a touch for one minute. I'm riding

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it now. Just fifty seconds. We'll destroy the walls and

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fill that steeple with flying and scrap metals.

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Speaker 2: You're not really gonna like that thing, I'm sure I am,

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And you're going when this thing fires.

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Speaker 1: The only flying metal is going to be that rusty

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old barrel, and we better be out of the way.

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I know it. You got forty five SuDS forty seconds

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thirty five turn nasty the other way. You can have

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Suki coming, all right, call the doors open when we

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get inside, you couple of the men. I'll get stookie

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and hurry before this thing spatters all over it. This time,

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when I got my hands on Sukie's cash box, I

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saw to it that his accountslor straight before I gave

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it back to them. Then Cole and I went to

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see Sheriff quinns.

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Speaker 2: So for now, anyways, the depot is unoccupied, chair much.

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Speaker 1: You better move fast. The whole thing will start all

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over again. What would you suggest I do, Paladin? Well,

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I suggested your deputies some of your citizens to keep

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order until the courts decide who is legally entitled to

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the right of way.

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Speaker 2: Another thing, Quinn, you want to run a clean town.

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You get the gunman out of here. They gave a

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place a bad name.

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Speaker 1: But you and I know we're leaving. I mean, here's

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my five hundred, where's here's come? Oh, now, here's one

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thousand dollars, Quinn, what's senseful? We want you to put

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up a statue in the plaza. What kind of a statue? Oh,

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it really doesn't matter. There's something that will make a

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nice pigeon ruse. We owe it to them. Oh, we

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see you. You are subtle a problem of prothero Colorado, right,

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I think so? Hey boy, what I'm being? Well, when

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you make your choice of which side to be honest

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with you first of which is you make a wise choice? Well,

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I'll tell you, hey boy, loyalties became rather confused issue

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in this matter. Oh oh oh is he a black eye?

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Oh yeah, that's very beautiful. Who gives you that a

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friend of mine have done? Will trouble? Created by her

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Meadow and Sam Robb, is produced and directed by Norman

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McDonald's and stars John Zayner as Paladin with Ben Wright

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as a boy. Tonight's story was written by Terrence Maples

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and adapted for radio by Ann Dows. Featured in the

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cast were Vic Tyrt, Joseph Turns, and James Nuther. Hugh

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Douglas speaking