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Speaker 1: It's National Wheaties Week. Yes, it's National Wheaties Week, and

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Wheaties present Joel McCrae in Tales of the Texas Rangers

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on stage tonight, transcribed from Hollywood, Another in the Wheaties

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Big Parade of exciting half hour presentations, Tales of the

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Texas Rangers, starring Joel McCrae as Ranger Pearson, Texas, more

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than two hundred and sixty thousand square miles and fifty

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men who make up the most famous and oldest law

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enforcement party in North America. Now from the piles of

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the Texas Rangers come these stories based on fact only. Names, dates,

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and places are fictitious for obvious reasons. The events themselves

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are a matter of records. Tonight's case the Open Range.

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Speaker 2: It is August fourth, nineteen forty eight. Maury Buckland, Sun

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Dave and driving across their ranch and jeep dropping off

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salt cakes for their cattle.

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Speaker 3: There's the last stop, Pa, there, Bill prop this one

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here on smatter, Pa.

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Speaker 4: The last salt cake we dropped here is hardly touched.

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Speaker 5: Look at it? Huh? Why uh? No point leaving another one?

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Speaker 4: Usually quite a few heads around here.

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Speaker 3: I wonder why they're not touching it. Suppose somebody could

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be running them off the rustler's paw. That's kind of

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out of date.

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Speaker 5: I'd say. Maybe there's a breaking fence down to the

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old road.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, yeh, Bill, you better drive around the cotton woods

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than ever.

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Speaker 5: Look there's a break. We can fix her right now.

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I have to go back and get horses, nor if

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we're gonna pick up the strays. Yeah, we'll be.

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Speaker 3: Able to see the fence now soon as we get

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over this rise.

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Speaker 4: Hey, Paul, Paul, pig truck down?

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Speaker 5: That if what's a man?

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Speaker 6: And some of us stop?

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Speaker 5: So that's what's been happening to him? Feed it up,

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poll kit, my rifle back here, she is coming. You

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dona better stay right we here from me.

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Speaker 6: I'll get you for this come back back.

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Speaker 5: Oh what.

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Speaker 1: Tales of the Texas Rangers will continue in just a moment.

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Speaker 5: It's National Wheati's Week, all right, And it couldn't happen

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to a nicer flake because look, there's a whole kernel

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of wheat in every wheaty's flake, and you know, whole wheat.

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Of course, the naturally sweet whole wheat flavor of wheaties

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is important too, and good. I my come on help

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celebrate national Wheati's weak. Just buy and that's all. Buy

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him and see how Wheaty's at seven can help. At eleven, Dave.

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Speaker 2: Buck La managed to drag his father to the jeep

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and drive to the nearest hospital, but the father was.

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Speaker 5: Dead on arrival.

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Speaker 2: Sheriff Clyde Johnson immediately called the Texas Rangers, and Ranger

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jas Pearson was assigned to the case.

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Speaker 5: What are you looking for? Ranger? And I thought we'd

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find some truck tire markets here. Share Brown's plenty hard

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except for the dust settle on the top had a

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whole attractment. Hey look, just a big wide monk.

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Speaker 6: Yeah.

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Speaker 5: Probably some brush hung from the tailgate of the truck.

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Wipe the trend right out behind him, go through the fence.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, must have been operating right about here.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, twenty cattle tracks, but no bootprints.

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Speaker 4: Wiped out their tracks like they did with the truck.

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Speaker 5: Smart. Probably dragged branches behind them. And see where they

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were here though the back of crumbs and paper where

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they ground out their cigarettes. Yeah, it's like fifteen or

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twenty head they run off from the marks. All right,

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let's go back to the car for a second. How

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did the Butler's brand their herd? Ooh, just this simple

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letter L. Butler's wife's name was Lou. Do you know

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if their brand has been registered? I don't believe it

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ever was Ranger. Why I'm gonna make a radio called

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the KTXA and Austin Unit ten the KTXA Unit ten

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to KTXA KTXA to ten. Unit ten requests headquarters to

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ask all commission houses to be on lookout for marketing

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of any cattle carrying letter L brand or any aldered

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brand that might have been made to cover letter L.

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Speaker 8: We'll do.

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Speaker 5: Maybe part of stock stolen from Buckler ranch on eight four.

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Notify Unit ten if any lead turns up. Unit ten

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ten to four we'll keep you in A ten in

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form d e x A Austin. Good idea of that call,

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might get a lead. Yeah, when we get through here,

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I want to go into the hospital and see Dave Butler.

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He might just be able to describe them. Hey, wait,

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what do you got? Ole cigarette? Lyon right here near

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this bush and scorched? Somebody started to light it but

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didn't finish. Yeah, that's match books, lion and the bush.

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Whatever happened it made a feller forget about his cigarette.

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Must have been when the Bucklers came over the hill.

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Feller saw him through the cigarette and matches down just

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he was getting ready to light up here. That could

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be all right. Half the matches are still in the book.

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Ones that are missing are all torn off from the

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left side of the book. So so the man who

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had this book of matches is left handed. Let's get

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at the hospital.

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Speaker 9: No, Ranger, I'm right handed, so was pop matches couldn't

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have been harsh.

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Speaker 5: Just making sure. Can you describe any of the stock

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they made off with, Butler?

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Speaker 9: Well, yeah, most of them were white faced, but there

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was one of the calves that had a modeled face.

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Speaker 5: Modeled huh yeah, good that helps.

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Speaker 4: My plow was such a good guy, Ranger.

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Speaker 9: I wish I could climb out of here and help

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you find those dirty.

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Speaker 5: Can you give me any kind of a description of

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the man.

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Speaker 7: No, never got a good look at him.

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Speaker 5: A couple of days went by, then a week there

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was no sign of the buckler cattle with the l brand.

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I went back to headquarters to see Captain Stinson. No

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sign of those cattle. Not a head Captain. Well, they

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might be afraid to unload them so soon after a killing.

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That means they'd have to vendor order the brands and

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put him out the grays. I think they'd want to

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be too close to him for fear of being spotted.

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Neither do Wire Jason. That's why I've got an idea.

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Ever think of trying Camp Hood now, but I should have.

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It's a perfect spot for him, thirty five square miles

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of free grazing land.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, ever since the army deactivated the camp, a lot

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of ranchers have been using it.

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Speaker 5: Our last check showed.

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Speaker 4: Fifteen thousand head there, all kinds of brands fatten them

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up until the owners cut him out for marketing.

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Speaker 5: Sure Buckler's cattle with ordered brands covering that l could

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be waiting there for the thief to come back and

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get him whenever he wants. Yeah, that's what I thought.

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Speaker 4: That's a lot of territory and a lot of cattle

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for one man to cover. I'm going to have Bud

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Kirk's come in and go with you, Kurtz. Fine, the

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commission houses are still on the alert. We got them

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stopped on the selling end. Now it's up to you

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to find those cattle.

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Speaker 5: They're the only key to the killer Bud. Kurtz and

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I drove to camp Hood, unloaded our horses, and started

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to check the open range. In three days we ran

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across more than fifty brands, all legitimate. But on the

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fourth day, our folks are pretty busy, Kurtz, Yeah, cutting

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out a few calves. Over there, there's a branding fire

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and two men. You see us coming and keep your

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eyes peeled and may be all right. But if they aren't,

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one of them may throw a gun. Oh oh boy, Rangers,

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STI you've left that with Gophy. No hold him for

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a minute, that's the matter, Ranger. Let me frisk you.

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I'll get this fella. Why what's wrong? Ranger? Ain't got

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no gun? Just checking out? What's your brand?

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Speaker 4: Nothing on this fellow. Well there's the iron right there.

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Speaker 5: Jay in the center of a box.

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Speaker 4: Huh yeah, my name's Jack Stern. Got a ranch up

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in box canyon. Brand's supposed to be Jack in the box.

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What are you doing with this stock? Changing over to

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my brand from what an L brand? No square? You

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like that one over there? He had my brand on

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him yet, And take a look at it.

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Speaker 5: See yeah, I see it's a square you now, but

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it was an l and brand's been ordered. Okay, let

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him go fine something Chase? Yeah, where'd you get this stock?

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I bought him last night? Anything wrong? They were stolen

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a week ago. I got a bill of sill for them.

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Speaker 4: Ranger, a fellow who had him, was cutting them out yesterday.

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He said he was taking some stairs to market, but

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he wanted to sell the cash for six dollars ahead

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so he wouldn't have to keep coming all the way

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back from Ralow to get him. Came from Ralloh. Huh,

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that's what he said. So here's the bill of sale.

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Name was Vic Morad Angel. You must be making a mistake.

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Speaker 5: Maybe how many cats he sell?

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Speaker 2: You?

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Speaker 5: Hate them? Boys?

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Speaker 4: Bought these two in here and they're getting the others?

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Speaker 5: Now? Is there modeled facing the bunch stern? Yeah, there is.

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Speaker 4: Guess that settles it, Chase, this is Butler's stock.

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Speaker 5: Yeah. He better drive him out and have a van

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pick him up. Lab can examine the brands. Now, what

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about my money? Your claims against the man who sold

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them to you? Vic Morath from Ralloh if that was

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his right name?

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Speaker 4: If he moved steers out too, Jase, they should be

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turning up at a commission house in a day or so.

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Speaker 5: Yeah. In the meantime, Stern, I'll have to hold you

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and your boys in custody for possession of stolen property.

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Speaker 4: Ain't it enough that I lost four hundred and eighty dollars?

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Speaker 5: Maybe it'll teach you not to pay cash for cattle.

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Until you checked on him, I didn't pay cash. We

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gave Maratha check a check. You mean he took a

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check from you.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, Hey, maybe I can stop payments.

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Speaker 5: You won't have to. We'll do it for you. Where's

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your bank ranchers and merchants trust in Abilene? President knows me.

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His name's Chelmers. All right, Stern Church, you bring him

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and his voice in the town with a stop. I'll

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meet you there. I got to get to a phone

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and call that bank. I rode charcoal hard in the town,

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found the phone and put a call through for mister Chalmers,

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president of the bank in Abilene. But I was too late.

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Speaker 6: I'm sorry, Ranger Pewson. But mister Marath cashed that check

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shortly after we opened this morning.

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Speaker 5: Did you ask Marath for identification? Yes, but he didn't

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have any on him, and you cashed the check anyhow well, he.

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Speaker 6: Asked us to call his bank in Radoh for a

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reference to save him time. He even paid for the call.

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Speaker 5: You mean he actually comes from Raulh and they've heard

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of him there.

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Speaker 6: The Raudo State bank said he had an account there.

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Speaker 5: But you don't actually know whether the man was Marath.

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Speaker 6: Well, after all, Ranger, when the man paid for the

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cour all to his own.

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Speaker 5: Bank and Ronel, did Marath endorse the check?

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Speaker 6: Yes, it was endorsed in my presence.

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Speaker 5: Will you rush that endorsed check to my headquarters? I

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want to look at that signature. When the check came through,

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Kurtz and I left for Ralo, Texas Rullo. We went

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directly to Morass Bank. Vic Murray, Well, yeah, I know

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this is his signature. Might have to compare it with

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his signature card. Get more.

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Speaker 6: M M A M s au A.

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Speaker 5: Who we are now?

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Speaker 4: He takes both signatures and.

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Speaker 5: See they're not the same. Jayce, no, thank you anytime?

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Ranging come on, but no, Jace Morass Rants is only

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about a mile out. We better drive out there and

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see him. I'm sure you won't have a drink. Rangers.

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Speaker 7: Oh thanks, somebody's been using my name huh looks that way.

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Speaker 5: You know who it might be. No, but it's this injured.

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Wouldn't be a friend. Forgery is a mighty low trick.

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I figured it may have happened one hundred times before,

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mister Morath. If this is the first time we caught it,

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I'm mighty glad you did.

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Speaker 7: I don't like my name being mixed up with eating

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Speaker 5: Of course, you'd never see the checks. They'd go right

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back to the man who made them out after they

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were cashed. Anybody ever forged your name to a check

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that went through your own bank. I know if.

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Speaker 7: Anybody had, and I knew it, I'd have taken a

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bullwhip to him.

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Speaker 5: No help here, jays now. Well, thanks for your cooperation,

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mister Marath. We can find our way off.

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Speaker 4: So long, mister Morath, you sure you won't take one

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of these before you go?

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Speaker 5: I'm having another.

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Speaker 2: Oh?

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Speaker 4: Thanks, I've certainly let us into a blind flash. Huh,

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I said, Marat was no help.

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Speaker 5: What's the matter with you, jas? I was just thinking

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of that book of matches I found on the range

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out of Buckler's, the ones.

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Speaker 4: Who were dropped by somebody left handed.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I watched Marath pouring that drink for himself. He's

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left handed. Kurtz, that's mighty feel and circumstantial. Jays, sure,

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I know it is just a passing thought. I better

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call kt XA Unit ten to KTXA, Unit ten back

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in service.

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Speaker 2: KTXA to Unit ten, have message for you, Go ahead, KTXA.

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Cattle with L brand offered for sale this afternoon at

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Tully commission House, fort Wood. Cattle Inspector reports brand might

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have been L brand from Buckler rancher.

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Speaker 5: Did commissioner get name an address of seller.

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Speaker 2: Seller refused to have check mailed. We would pick it

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up tomorrow after stock was weighed in price gave his

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name is Vic Marath, ral Texas.

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Speaker 5: Just left Marath at home in Ralloh Unit ten and

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Unit six proceeding to Fort Worth will be there when

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commission House opens in the morning. Unit ten ten to

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four got a long drive ahead of us. Jason, Yeah,

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this is the break we've waited for.

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Speaker 4: It's not too important, now, is it that Marath happened

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to be left handed?

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Speaker 2: No?

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Speaker 5: Not now, it isn't.

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Speaker 1: In just a moment, we continue with tales of the

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Texas Rangers, starring Joel McCrae as Ranger Jase Pearson.

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Speaker 5: It's National Wheaties Week everywhere, even backstage in our studio

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here tonight. Sure it is. We're all buying and eating

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wheaties this week. And here's living proof. The man who

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dramatizes tales of the Texas Rangers, mister Joel Murcott, Am

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I right, Joel, you gotta hear wheaties.

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Speaker 10: I sure, am, Frank. And not only that, I've got

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wheaties written to the breakfast script for missus Murcotton. Are

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four kids too? Seems like eating wheaties little enough to

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do for them when they do so much for us folks.

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Speaker 5: I hope you feel that way.

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Speaker 10: But even if you don't try wheaties once, just to

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show us you like our shows, what do you say?

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After all, National Wheati's Week only comes once a year.

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Speaker 5: Thank you, Joel Murcott. We reached fort Worth during the

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night and examined the cattle in the commission House stockins.

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They were part of the Butler l Brands all right.

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All next day, Bud Kurtz and I were staked out

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in the commission House office. The man impersonating Marat never

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showed to pick up his check. Well, I have to

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wait again tomorrow, Chase. I don't think so he won't

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be coming. What do you mean ourman didn't show because

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somebody tipped him not to show.

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Speaker 4: I think somebody in the commission house slipped up.

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Speaker 5: Maybe not Hurts, Maybe we slipped up. Maybe we did.

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What do you mean, Chase? I'll tell you as soon

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as we find a photograph of Vic Morath, the real

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one from Raaloh. It took almost two days to find

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a picture. We went through newspaper files, Breeders publications, Cattleman

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and Ranchers Journal's, County Fair, souvenir books. Captain Stinson found

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what I was after, Jase, look Marath one of these? Yeah, yeah,

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that's it, Captain. That's Marath in the center group picture.

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Who are the others? Picture comes from a breeders journal.

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Captain says it's the Marath ranch rodeo team had the

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highest group score at the Ronal Radel Rodeo in nineteen

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forty six, two years ago. I want to see if

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Stern or Chile Where's the Banker can identify Marath as

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the man who sold those calves, so.

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Speaker 4: We know it wasn't Wrath. Jase, the signatures didn't match.

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Speaker 5: They don't have to. Marath is left handed. He might

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have endorsed the check with his right hand just to

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cover up. Jas may have something there. It's worth trying.

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Stern has been released. I'll call him at his ranch

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and have him meet us at his bank in Abilene.

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How about it, Stern? Is this the man the bareheaded

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one in the center.

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Speaker 4: No, no, Ranger, I never saw him before.

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Speaker 5: How about you, Chalmers? Is this the man who presented

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the check?

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Speaker 4: No, no, it isn't another wash out, Jase, And let

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me see a picture again.

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Speaker 5: Sure here I am. I'm not sure, but this fell

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on the end right here. Now you look at it, Chalmers? Why, yes, yes,

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I believe that is the man one of the cow polks.

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Speaker 6: Huh.

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Speaker 5: Come on, Kurtz, we're going to visit the sheriff at

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Rolloh yeah, yeah, I know.

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Speaker 3: That fella quit working for Marath bout a year ago,

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bought himself a little ranch not far from Morass over

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near a Comanche coach.

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Speaker 5: Cow polk has to be pretty thrifty to buy a ranch.

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What's his name, er.

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Speaker 4: Buzz Black. Let it get over to Kamanche Gulch.

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Speaker 5: Jase. Yeah, thanks, sheriff. Sure, glad to be of service.

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Speaker 4: Well, we're gonna be able to tell Marath who's been

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using his name.

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Speaker 5: We don't have to tell him I got a hunt.

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He already knows. What makes you say that Black didn't

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go back to pick up that check. Somebody warned him

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those cattle were getting hot. That means Marath.

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Speaker 4: But if he's in on it, why would he let

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Black use his name?

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Speaker 5: Because he's smart. The false signature makes him look like

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an innocent victim. His reputation is good.

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Speaker 4: And as soon as we went to him, he knew

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we were on the trail, and he told Black and

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the others to lay low.

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Speaker 8: Right, let's get Black for a starter, all right, back.

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Speaker 5: Off your hands.

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Speaker 4: Huh he scared me?

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Speaker 2: Sure, sure, I don't know what this is all about, but.

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Speaker 5: It's about an old man who was shot to death

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while you were running off some of his cattle with

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an l brand me, you're crazy.

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Speaker 4: I know you've got three people who can identify you.

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Man who bought the Calves bank of cash to check,

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and the commissioner who bought the steers from Fort Worth.

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Speaker 2: All right, So what I found the cattle out of

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camp Hood?

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Speaker 5: I don't find cattle with a brand on them. They

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weren't Mavericks. You better talk, Black, I'll talk when I

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see a lord. You wait that long and the wrath

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will run out and you'll be facing it alone. That

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old rancher was murdered.

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Speaker 6: I didn't shoot him. My sweat range up.

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Speaker 5: He's gonna believe you unless you tell us who did

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it and we find the gunny used. Horry, Horry, it

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was Marath. He started the whole thing was his idea.

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Who rode with you? One folks from here, six from

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rat place? What's that right?

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Speaker 4: The taking off in the brush chase.

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Speaker 5: Too late?

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Speaker 6: You may cover?

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Speaker 5: Is the Marathe ranch over that way? Black? Yeah, yeah,

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that was my riding. Must have sneaked up and hurd us.

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I'm gonna handcuff you to this wagon. Wait a minute,

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we'll be back for you later.

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Speaker 4: Oh, Kurtz, they don't know we're coming on.

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Speaker 5: They'll scatter chase. Better call headquarters for more units. We

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put through the call and headed for Marat's ranch in

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the car, hoping to beat the rider. He must have

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stopped on the way and phone Morales because the ranch

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was clear. When we got there, they cleared out chase.

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Speaker 4: Better get the horses out of the trailer and start tracking.

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Speaker 5: Wait a minute, Kurtz, look at this driveway. Yeah, brush

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trailing behind a truck to wipe out the tracks. I've

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seen that before, and this is fresh. A branch caught

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in the edge of that mesquite when they turned into

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the road and snapped it. The break is new. That

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means they're heading for the highway. Probably all riding together

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in the truck will be in arsenal on wheels. Come on.

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Units we called for can set up roadblocks and converge

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on Unit ten to KTXA, Unit ten to KTXA KGXA

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to Unit ten.

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Speaker 8: Go ahead.

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Speaker 5: Subjects wanted for killing a Morey buckler making getaway and

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cattle truck from Marath ranch at Ralloh. Check license numbers

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of vehicles registered to Marath.

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Speaker 8: We'll do a Unit ten.

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Speaker 5: Subjects headed for main highway will probably turned south toward

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closest border point. Unit ten and Unit six headed that way.

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Have other units converge on area and set up roadblocks

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with Highway patrol Units.

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Speaker 8: Three and eight nearby. We'll notify them.

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Speaker 5: We'll make direct contacts with units as we close in.

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Unit ten ten to four Kurtz, you can comment there

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the sheriff's radiocar in town. Give us a chance to spread.

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Speaker 4: Out, for it's gonna be like tackling a tank.

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Speaker 5: Jeez yeah, break out a Tommy gun and put it

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on the seat. We moved in from all points. There

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were no side roads that weren't covered by our units.

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Marath and his name were locked in our ring. I

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kept my foot heavy on the gas pet then far ahead.

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As I approached the intersection of State twelve, I saw

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the truck if over a rise, Unit ten, the Unit three,

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Unit ten, the Unit.

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Speaker 6: Three, Unit three go ahead, Unit ten.

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Speaker 5: Subjects truck less than a mile ahead of Unit ten

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nearing intersection point.

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Speaker 6: Your area ready for the Unit ten, Unit six to

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Unit ten go.

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Speaker 5: I had Unit six, Unit six down main highways, but

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in a section block highway at that point Unit six.

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Subjects are between Unit six and Unit ten. Now unless

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they turn off.

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Speaker 4: Unit three the intersection point of state code were black

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intersection good.

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Speaker 5: Unit three, Unit eight has blocks still further south. If

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subjects break through. I drew closer to the speeding trucks

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had topped a rise and hit it down forward the

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intersection of the State highway. I can see the sheriff's

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car kurts it barrow blocking the road. Unit three's car

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in the center of the turnoff. The trucks get it

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and started to make a turn and come back forward.

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I swung my car across the road, grabbed the tommy

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gun and jumped down.

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Speaker 6: Stop that truck. Let them have it. I should make us.

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Speaker 5: No more will come out.

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Speaker 8: Oh they're still alive.

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Speaker 5: With your hands up?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, how about you Clinton, I'm okay, all right, you man.

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Speaker 5: Get over there and keep your hands up. I got

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him covered, Jase one.

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Speaker 4: Dead in the back hair and a couple of women.

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It's Morat on the other side of the cab dead.

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Speaker 5: He came out shooting and I nailed him there.

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Speaker 4: He is better break that rifle out of his grip.

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Ballistics can tell if it's the one that killed Buckler.

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Speaker 5: He'll be the one, all right, all right. He wouldn't

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have tried so hard to keep us from getting him.

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Speaker 2: Vic Marath's rifle was positively identified as the one used

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in the slaying of ranch Amori Buckler, Buzz Black, and

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the other men who had assisted Marath were given penitentiary

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sentences ranging from twenty to ninety nine years.

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Speaker 1: And now here's the Wheaties Man, Frank Martin.

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Speaker 5: Another triumph for the Rangers and another grand performance by

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ar to sing we star mister Joel McRae, and here

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he is with a few words for you personally about

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National Wheaties Weeks. I hope you're enjoying tales of the

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Texas Rangers, and it would give me a whole lot

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of pleasure, Pardner, if I thought you'd go out and

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get a box of wheaties tomorrow because of our program.

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Since it's National Wheaties Week, it's a pretty good time

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to get those wheaties. Will you do that? Good night?

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Good night, Joel O Wheaties and I were going to

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send you a free case of wheati's, but then we

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thought tall that's silly. Joel McCrae eat sweeties, So chances

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are his kitchen shelf is loaded. And what National Wheaties

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Week is really for is to get other people to

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eat wheaties, frankly, folks, is to get you to know

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and appreciate the fact that there's a whole kernel of

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wheat in every wheaty's flake. That's right, a whole kernel

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of wheat in every Wheaty's flake. National Wheaties Week is

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for you to buy wheaties and try them and see

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for yourself how wheaties at seven can help at eleven.

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So no free wheaties to you, Joel. Huh, You can

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buy them just like all the rest of it, right, folks,

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don't forget Breakfast of Champions. Come on, everybody to the

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wheaties party. Eat a lot of.

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Speaker 4: Wheaty second champions to dance together their cheek two cheek.

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Speaker 5: This is National Wheaties Week. Eat a lot of wheaties.

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Speaker 6: Secret Champions.

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Speaker 1: Do Wheaty's a breakfast a Champions. Next week Joel McCrae

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and another authentic reenactment of a case from the piles

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of Not Texas Rangers. Joel McRae will soon be seen

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starring in the Universal International Technicolor Productions Saddle Trends. Tonight's

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cast included Tony Barrett, Tom Tully, Bert Holland, Joe dubal Byron.

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Speaker 5: Kine, Paul Dubaff and Bob Cole.

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Speaker 1: This story was transcribed and adapted by Joel Murcott, and

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the program was produced and directed by Stacy Keach.

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Speaker 5: Hal Gidney Speaking and This is the Wheaties Man Frank

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Martin inviting you to listen on Wednesday night to Brian

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don Levy in Dangerous Assignment on the Wheaties Big Parade.

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See you then, and remember it's National Wheaties Week Tomorrow.

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Sam Spade cuts a caper and Robert Merrill sings on

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NBC

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Speaker 4: Boom