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Speaker 1: You won't stop me from getting these logs through. My

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gun is pointed at your man's head. Now put your

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rifle down or he'll be a long time dead. Have gun,

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Will Travel, Starring mister John Dayner as Paladin, San Francisco,

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eighteen seventy five. The Carlton Hotel headquarter is of a

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man called Paladin. Yes, who is it? He's half boy? Well,

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come in, hey boy, can't hope I'll do MESA paladin

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arm is full? Huh? All right? Wait a minute, Oh

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see me's a paladin? Good heavens, what's all that you're carrying?

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Visible things? You remember you said you teach hey boy

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how to play baseball? He can bring stuff in sat down? Well, yes,

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of course he's off. He Oh, great, heavy mess learning

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to play baseball? What on earth are all those things

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supposed to be? Hey boy? Bats? Bats? What do you

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think me's a paladin? It looks like you brought every

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kind stick a cound. Fine? Oh you saw wie one,

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skinny ones, fat ones? Hey boy? Have many basketball players

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to choose from? Oh I seea Shall we get started,

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mister Polladin? Hey boy, want to tell all members of

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Chinese Imperial Dragon Club about your baseball. Do you think

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you back long? Oh? No, not now, hey boy, I've

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got to finish packing. Oh you leave today? Well, yes,

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I thought you knew. Oh to see Macy Mitchell in

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Washington Territory, that's right. Oh, hey boy, think you leave tomorrow? Well,

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you've been so busy buying up all that baseball equipment

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you've lost track of the days. You want to help

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me finish packing? Yes, sir, so sorry, Hey boy, forgot.

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There'll be plenty of time for your baseball lessons when

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I get back. You'll have all winner to practice. Oh

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you think Imperial Dragon Club have good team by spending time?

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If they're as interested as you are, it should be

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one of the best teams in San Francisco. Oh, very good.

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At least make hey boy very important man club. Elizabeth

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Mitchell had been in San Francisco attending a finishing school

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for young ladies when we met. We attended many parties

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together for a period of months. Then, during one of

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my absences, she left with no indication as to where

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she was going. Now, six months later I had received

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a telegram from her saying that she was the owner

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of a logging camp near Palmer Junction in Washington Territory,

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and that she needed me. I took a steamer to Seattle,

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and there rented a horse with a ride into the

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Green River section of the Cascade Mountains. There was snow

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on the ground and the air was strangely still as

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I rode through the tall timbered mountain country.

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Speaker 2: You come far enough, let's stop where you are, mister

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all right, get down off your horse. You're a stranger

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in these mountains, ain't you.

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Speaker 1: You always shoot at strangers. Nobody passes here. This is

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mister Hoffman's camp. Well, look, I mean no harm than

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mister Hoffman. I'm just looking for another logging camp. It

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belongs to miss Mitchell. Mitchell, and you.

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Speaker 2: Turn around and go back where you came.

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Speaker 1: I've come too far for that akh.

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Speaker 2: What's going on there, stranger, mister Hoffman, he says he's

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going to that Mitchell.

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Speaker 1: Give me that rifle right now? Shall we find out

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what this is all about. I've got your covered. My

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pistol is pointed at your man's head, but your rifle

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downery is dead. The rifle for the down all right,

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wiet makes no difference who I am. I told this

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man I was going to miss camp and that's where

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I'm going. I own to cross my land to get there,

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and I'll go around. I own all the lands surrounding

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our camp, all right. In that case, I'm going through.

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An Axel here will guide me. I think you will

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get up on your feet what he says, Axel? Yes, sir,

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do you come to help her get those logs through?

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Your waste your time. I'll stop you every way there is.

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All I know is I've come because a lady called me.

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Speaker 3: Now get out of my way.

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Speaker 1: Under the circumstances, the man called Axel is only too

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happy to direct me to Elizabeth's low camp and then

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depart from my company. There was a typical camp with

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a sturdy main cabin, a cook shack, several other buildings

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for the work gang and the tool sheds. Something was wrong.

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There were no men working, and felled logs lay scattered

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about on the ground. They should have been in stacks

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for the trip to the mills. I dismounted and walked

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toward the cabin. Paladin, nay, Elizabeth, is it really you?

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Speaker 4: Oh, I'm so glad.

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Speaker 1: To see it is good to see you too. Now here,

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let me just have a look at you.

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Speaker 4: I've changed having them.

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Speaker 1: Oh, you're just as beautiful as ever, but I never

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expected to see you in these surroundings.

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Speaker 5: Well, this camp belonged to my father. He left it

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to me when he died six months ago.

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Speaker 1: Is that why you left San Francisco so suddenly.

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Speaker 5: Yes, come on, come on inside where it's warm.

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Speaker 1: Oh, Paladin, I knew you'd come, you know, if your

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neighbor had his way here.

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Speaker 4: Oh, then you've met mister Hoffman.

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Speaker 1: Oh, yes, and the giant what's his name, Axel, Axel Grundle,

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Hoffman's woods boss.

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Speaker 5: Sit down and sit down at the table, and I'll

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pour you some coffee.

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Speaker 1: I could use some, Elizabeth. Why did he try to

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stop me?

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Speaker 4: Mister Hoffman is a reason I sent for you. I

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need a man like you who knows his way around

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the gun.

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Speaker 1: Here are thank you?

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Speaker 5: You see, after father died, Hoffman brought up all the

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land that surrounds mine, and he won't let me cross

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his property to take.

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Speaker 1: My logs to the mill. I see, well, how many

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men do you have in your crew?

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Speaker 5: My crew quit when they heard Hoffman had hired Axel.

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That man is a devil himself, and he'll make killers

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out of every one of Hoffman's men. My men were

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simply afraid, that's all. Max, my woods boss is still

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with me. And then as Jeff, he was a very

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good friend of fathers.

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Speaker 1: And now you well, we ought to hire some good

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men to work for you.

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Speaker 5: No, no, until I get paid for the logs on

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the ground, I can't afford any man. There's money out

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on this land as it is, and if I DeFord

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on the payments, Hoffman gets it.

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Speaker 4: Wow's that he bought the bank stock.

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Speaker 1: Ooh, he's kept himself busy, hasn't he. That noon, Elizabeth

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fixed lunch for us, and I met Jeff and Max

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for the first time. It was apparent that these two

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men had a deep respect for Elizabeth's father, and it

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now transferred that devotion to his daughter. They had been

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trying to do everything they could to stop Hoffman from

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taking over the land, but they admitted that it was

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almost impossible. After lunch, Max showed me around the camp. Well, Max,

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what about Hoffman's word boss? What kind of a man

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is he? Actually? Yeah? Shock, she ain't no woodsman. He's

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a sailor work out of Seattle. He's a crack shot

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with a rifle. Though I know that he started taking

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pot shots to the boys while I were working, carried

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him all off that way. Uh, then he's he's strictly

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Hoffmann's strong arm man is Yeah, that's why I brung

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you out to my shed. Here, come on in. You

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got something to show you. It's she hid under my bunk. Uh, Max,

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I'm more interested in seeing what equipment you've got for

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stacking those logs. H First things first, balladin, Yeah, here

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she is. Wa Do you look at that Lord Jennings rifle?

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Ain't she beauty? Yeah? Still shoots too. I figured you'd

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be all for going after Hoffman's gang with guns blazing,

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so I've been loading Shelsburg. Max. I'm not here to

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kill people. The job to be done is to get

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those logs at the mills. Can't be done Palatin. We

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got no man. Even if we could stack them logs.

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There's no way to get him through. There's too much snow,

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no roads out, no engine, no team, nothing, nothing but

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my old Jenny's not gun of yours. Maybe maybe there

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is a way to get the logs out. Huh. Ain't

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a man here can top a spar tree. I can't

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find him no more. And Jeff don't know how I'll

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tell me Max, how much equipment do you have for

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moving the logs? All of it? That ain't the problem.

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We can move this whole mountain the trees, but not

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to let out a high rigor maybe I can do it, Max. You, oh,

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you ain't no woodsman. I think I can trim a

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spar tree Sham. I doubt that. But even if you can,

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how are we going to get them logs to the mill? Max?

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How long has the air been still like this? The

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kind of questions there? The air is standing stille? How long? Oh?

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Ten twelve days? Why? I'm not sure. I was just

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thinking about something an old Indian chief told me one time.

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Where was that? Well, I'd rather not say right now.

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Maybe he was wrong. Look out below, miss Leisabeth, I've

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never seen nothing like it. You told me that man

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was a gunman.

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Speaker 4: Only if he has to Max. Mister Paladin's a good

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man to have around.

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Speaker 1: Sure, ma'am. There's only one thing. What's that I don't

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agree with? Where he picked that spa tree? Why right

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too close to that old dry river bed. If we're

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going to stake logs, let him get closer to the

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road where we can get a team up here comes

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springtime and get him out.

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Speaker 4: Springtime's too late, Max, It's now or never?

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Speaker 6: All right, Box stop, send up that block and ropes.

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Well stack the logs.

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Speaker 1: What's use of it?

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Speaker 4: Do what he says Max?

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Speaker 1: Max. Oh. It wasn't easy to get Max to agree

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to stack the logs where I wanted them. But finally

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the job was done. Now it was just a question

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of wait and hope. This went on for a week.

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Max and Jeff were getting edgy. It was all Elizabeth

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and I could do to keep Max from trotting down

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to Hoffman's place with his old Jennings rifle. But finally

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it came what I have been waiting for. A chinook wind.

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It comes. Some people say out of an old Indian's dreams.

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Others say it's the devil's breath on a particularly bad day.

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All I know is it came in dry and hot,

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and it lasted for two days. Dog got it, Paladin,

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You was right. A shinook wind is working. That snow's

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melting like it for summertime.

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Speaker 4: Look at that water come down, an that's Jeff.

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Speaker 1: We're debian anyway. I sent him down the river bed,

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all right, Haladen hoflans Onto our plan and got axelent.

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These men building a log jam down below, climbing the law.

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He can claim every log it flows down there and

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stops on his property. Con Shine, even Paladin, Let's go

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down there and shoot them all dead. Max. If you

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don't settle down.

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Speaker 4: Paladin, you can't stop the logs from going.

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Speaker 1: Now.

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Speaker 4: The water's rising so fast they'll be starting.

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Speaker 1: Wait a minute, Max, how much black powder do you have?

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You have to blow this mountain up. We use it

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for blashing out tree stumps. Good, what are you going

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to do? Jeff? Do you know how to use a pike? There?

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Do all? Right? Then? Now you make a skid jam here,

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and when you hear a shot fired from down below,

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start the logs down. Will you do it? You bet?

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I will? I come on, Max, let's get that black powder.

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Oh there they are, Paladin, Sure enough, Yeah, Ellersles. Look

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at Axles right in the middle where we got to

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plant this powder. How are we gonna move him? I

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know I'll shoot him from here. No, if they hear

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the shot, they'd start the logs him up above. I'll

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listen carefully, yes, Paladin, Max, I'll draw Axle off the

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jam they've built. Now, well, I'm busy with him. You

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plant the black powder out there? Can you do it?

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Did I do it? Rats back in the center. All

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them logs you got stacked up? That's right. Then get

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off the log jam in a hurry. I'll throw a

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shot at it and blow it up. All right, Paladin,

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good luck to us? Right? Hey you you Axel? Go

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on my name? I did you? What do you want?

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I come to fight you. I hear you are the

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toughest man ever to go to sea, you Scott.

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Speaker 2: I'll fight you this time without a pistol at my head.

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Speaker 6: Oh kidding you, I'll break.

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Speaker 1: You in true. Oh no, you saw many friends away.

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I saw you. I killed him. Yeah, you killed your

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own man. I didn't. I Well, I never meant this

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to go so far. It was a mistake. Well they

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hold me for murder. I mean I suppose they will,

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even Axel had a right to live. That shot started

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the last. All right, get off the jam. Max.

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Speaker 6: You see where with water? Yes, I can see it.

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But get out of the way.

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Speaker 1: He turns. Aloft choo choo, quick, all right, Max, let

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it go. If you made it, you made it. Look

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at them long to go through? Hey boy, sit down, oh,

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why I see it all? Got to learn baseball? Sit down?

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Oh he saw but uh, hey boy, figure to take

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money bats ball bird's cage from around very much and

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learn not why not sitting stuff you room, Hey boy.

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If I'm gonna teach you, we're gonna start at the beginning. Now,

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come in, he te you what. I'm so father of that?

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Oh yes, bring it in. Just set it down this wong. Now,

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hey boy, here's how the hold me? Boy? What you're

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doing here? Uh? Learning to play baseball? Why mm hmm? Oh,

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maybe get to be a president of Imperial Tragon Club,

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Oh miss wang.

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Speaker 4: Sie gnaw.

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Speaker 1: Now, hey boy, listen to this. He's a baseball is

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played by two teams.

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Speaker 4: You we're not going to make it.

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Speaker 1: I have gone, will trouble