Speaker 1: The border is behind us.
Speaker 2: If you should try to make a run for it,
I'd have to shoot to kill. Have gone, We'll Travel,
starring mister John Dayner as Patten, San Francisco, eighteen seventy five,
The Carlton Hotel, headquarters of a man called Paladin.
Speaker 1: Fourteen maybe one.
Speaker 2: Well, miss Wang, miss Wan, I'm leaving for Texas this afternoon,
and before I go, I must check over these accounts now.
Cleaning the room seems to be an unusually noisy operation
this morning. A let's see what, miss Wang. It has
been my observation that when a lady starts banging things
around is usually brooding over some slight that generally has
to do with some man. Is is that the reason
for all of this?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: Sah, come in, hey boy, he isa, Misa Paladin.
Speaker 3: You will excuse me please, I will come back fine
by and clean room.
Speaker 2: Oh seems to be a little coolness in the air,
Hey boy.
Speaker 5: Oh me woe very angry with hey boy. Oh it's
too bad, Amipaladin. Hey boy has come to a most
painful conclusion. What's that hey boy does not understanding women?
Speaker 1: Well, that takes a bit of doing.
Speaker 5: Yes, sir, he's most delicate matter for this cussion. But Homysapaladin,
perhaps you will give hey boy profound advice from you
great wisdom concerning ladies.
Speaker 2: That'll take a little more time than I can spare.
Right now, hey boy, I have business in El Paso, Texas.
I'm leaving this afternoon.
Speaker 1: Maybe when you come back.
Speaker 2: All right, when I get back, we'll have a little
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Speaker 2: A trip to Southwest Texas always meant an opportunity for
a visit with my old friend Captain Sam Jeffers of
the Texas Rangers. So when I finished my business in
El Paso, I took the trail to Company D Post,
located a few miles east on the Mexican border. This
was one of the toughest sections in the country where
the long men had to deal with the rag tag
of two nations in spite of the seriousness of their work.
I'd always found the post pretty casual, and it was
a surprise when I came in the gate to find
the place number full guard. I rode on through Jeffyr's office.
Speaker 6: Come in, Hellady, Hello Sam, glad to see.
Speaker 1: Oh are you Sam?
Speaker 6: You've been hiring out your gun and good intentions to
folks down Texas Way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I had a little business in our pastle.
Speaker 6: I'm mighty glad to see. Sit down, No matter, Well,
I get this stuff put away. Then we're going down
to my quarters and have a drink.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 6: Look look at this paperwork, Yeah, leading me a ranger judge,
getting pretty complicated in this man's country like the old days.
Speaker 1: I notice you have your men playing soldier up there.
Speaker 6: Oh that's not for sure. Off Palin and I got
the men on twenty four hour Guard Company these got
a bull by the tail.
Speaker 1: How's that?
Speaker 6: No, we've got in our jail, the Garcia brothers.
Speaker 1: The Garcias, the Mexican vendits.
Speaker 6: Dirtiest ridding his thieven is murdering his parrot ever Drew
breath took us two years to catch him. Now we
got to worry about how we're gonna keep trouble. Folks
over there is pretty put out that those two pull
cats should suffer the indignities being locked up. Words got
to us, they're planning the raid on the jail. Oh
what do they stand a chance? Well, just Garcia's immediate male. Well,
it lives in every last one of them to cut through. Well,
they won't get away with it, but we're in for
some firework.
Speaker 1: Well, I wish I could help.
Speaker 6: I wish you could too, Pella and I could use you,
but I'm afraid this has to be a ranger jab.
I guess that's it. We get that drink.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm ready.
Speaker 6: Hey, way, you're going over Fort Gilman Way? Could yeah
kind of think of it. You sure could give me
a hand if you'd be willing.
Speaker 1: Of course, what isn't.
Speaker 6: Our Border patrol picked up a fugitive trying to make
it across the line one in Baltimore for murder gonna
be another week or so where the US marsham get
out here to pick the prisoner up. Uh huh, and
on the whole prisoner over at Fort Gilman. Well that's
a two day ride, and I just can't spare a
man right now.
Speaker 1: You want me to deliver the prisoner, isn't it.
Speaker 6: I guess it's a little irregular all the rules we
work under now, but it would help me out of
a tight.
Speaker 1: Spot, of course, Sam, I'd be glad to good.
Speaker 6: Come in, Captain. Yeah, Billy, what.
Speaker 1: Is gorilla outfits? Which spot of them? Where? Long on
the boarder? Looks like they're getting ready to strike?
Speaker 6: Here we go, Billy, alert the man. Yes, Sir Paladin,
this is going to set Texas hospitality back some. But
I'm afraid we're gonna have to forget that drink and
I'm gonna have to send you on your way now.
I know I gotta get that president before gil Oh.
Speaker 2: I understand, Sam, what kind of a man is he?
Do you figure he'll give me any trouble?
Speaker 6: Well, you see, Peln it ain't a man, it's a woman,
A woman. I had a handsome one too. Seems a pity.
Now I have to see how things are moving out there. Uh,
look in the top drawer of the death say you
find the papers on the prisoner. Look mover if you.
Speaker 2: Want to, All right, sir, top drawer, MiG Mike the
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Speaker 2: The name on the papers was Magda Salvar, and the
memories it stirred went back several years.
Speaker 1: I figured I didn't.
Speaker 2: Have time to dwell on them, or on the strange
and uncomfortable coincidence. I had offered to a job for
Sam Jeffers, and that was that. When he gave me
my final instructions, I didn't tell him that the prisoner
he was entrusting to me was a woman I had
known quite well some years ago in San Francisco.
Speaker 1: He had his problems, and it looked like I had mine.
Speaker 2: The horses were ready and waiting at the gate. As
I walked toward them, I watched Magna Salvar sitting proud
and erect in the savage.
Speaker 1: He was aut full of zepp.
Speaker 3: Hello Paladine, Hello Maggie. You see, darling, I don't fall
from my horse with astonishment. I am prepared for you.
The good captain was so nice to explain that a
gentleman named Paladine was to be my escort.
Speaker 1: Surprised.
Speaker 3: Nothing surprises me anymore.
Speaker 2: Want didn't know macde I offered to do this for
Captain Jeffers before I read your name on the papers.
Speaker 3: What did you think, Darling, when you read mag Dasalva?
Did you say to yourself? Oh, fate makes such strange jokes.
Speaker 2: How these things happen? I guess I don't question any longer. Well,
we better get started. You right ahead.
Speaker 3: No, no shackles, no handcuffs or change, no need.
Speaker 2: There's nothing for miles of desert in every direction. You
should try to make a run for it. I'd have
to call for you the halt you need to kept going, Maggie,
I'd have to shoot to kill.
Speaker 3: I see, Darling, I believe you're serious.
Speaker 1: Don't try me, and let's go more coffee?
Speaker 3: Yes, thank you. Oh I'm tired.
Speaker 2: I was a rough ride. I'm sorry, Maggie. I was
driving too hard. I don't know what I was trying
to prove.
Speaker 3: You were acting like a schoolboy, but I understood, of course, Darling.
All of a sudden you were remembering a long time ago.
And how shall we say it you looked around for
Mark Dane, Mark.
Speaker 5: That was not there.
Speaker 2: I guess you're right. I was quite a blow my
male ego, of course it was.
Speaker 3: But really you should be grateful to me. I did
you were service to go away from you. Well, now,
if you have finished with your coffee, I will shop
the palace.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I better gather up some more firewood.
Speaker 3: I keep looking out that way. What do you expect
to see.
Speaker 1: This close to the border. It pays to keep watch.
Speaker 2: Some of the Mexicans who live on the line get
drunk on mescal and wander over this way looking for trouble.
Speaker 1: Theid knife us for the horses.
Speaker 3: How did you say, darling, this close to the border.
Speaker 1: There's a long walk that way. But don't get the idea.
Speaker 3: I know you would have to call for me to halt,
and if I kept going, you would have to shoot
to kill Why why why don't you let me go?
Speaker 2: Because I told Captain Jeffers I'd see that you got
the fort Gilman.
Speaker 3: Oh, darling, you always with your childish loyalties and rules
to live by. If I can get across the border,
there is someone who well I will be taken care of.
I can make a new.
Speaker 2: Stand, Maggie. Maggie, I'm going to see that you get
to Fort Gilman. Then my job is done to that.
If you want, I'll buy you the best lawyers you
can find in the country to help you get a
new start.
Speaker 3: They will have to be awfully good, those lawyers, because
I am guilty. Oh yes, yes, I killed the man.
His name was Stephen, and he was rotting and he
deserved killing.
Speaker 1: I see, But.
Speaker 3: Darling, they will hang me, and I don't want to
hang for killing Stephen. He was bad.
Speaker 1: Maggie.
Speaker 3: Just let me take one of the horses while you
look the other way. You can explain.
Speaker 1: Somehow I can't do that.
Speaker 3: Why not? It won't want it to anyone except that
marg that will have a.
Speaker 5: Chance to leave.
Speaker 1: Maggie.
Speaker 3: Pilotin't please, Maggie.
Speaker 1: It's no use, So I give up.
Speaker 3: Let's say I make a good try, Darling.
Speaker 2: Yes, let's leave it at time again. Wait a minute, listen,
the horses are somebody out there. You stay back.
Speaker 1: Behind you.
Speaker 9: Well loss a full sum, Yeah, but it is the deep.
Oh well, thank you for the horses, said, oh no,
then drop for your gone. The knife is on your throat,
you see, Oh, no, you don't hurt Maggie.
Speaker 1: The rifle by the saddle, bagg it's a rifle, baggy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, bad. Oh he hurt you with a knife, thinking
did may.
Speaker 1: I'm afraid it is, Maggie, Mexican.
Speaker 3: He's dead.
Speaker 1: Good girl, good girl.
Speaker 3: Yes. Oh, they won't hang me for killing him. He
was just a poor drunk Mexican.
Speaker 1: Did they get away with our horses? Yes?
Speaker 2: Ah, huh oh, Maggie, I.
Speaker 1: Can't seem to move. I guess you'll have help me.
Speaker 3: You cannot move, No help me, Maggie, Paladine. I don't
like what I must do, but I want another chance,
and I'm going to take it.
Speaker 1: What are you talking about me?
Speaker 3: I decided I'm going for a long walk to the border.
Speaker 1: I see.
Speaker 3: I'm so very sorry, darling, but you understand how it
is with marked.
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full of pain, and I learned that it was better
not to try to move, but just to lie still
in the warm, sticky puddle, and not to think.
Speaker 1: That was the most important thing, not to think.
Speaker 2: With the daylight, it wasn't so lonely, and there was
the dead Mexican line not far from me and the birds.
The three birds had kept circling overhead, and of course,
when the sun came up in the insects, the thousands
of insects. Only by this time it didn't matter. Nothing
seemed to matter. I just knew that I was awfully tired. Paladin, Well,
look who's here?
Speaker 1: Why do you come back?
Speaker 3: You won't believe me?
Speaker 1: Tell me?
Speaker 3: Well, maybe out there somewhere between here and the border,
I said to myself, Margda, could it be that Baladin's
way is right? Could it be that there are rules
to live by? Maybe I said that to myself.
Speaker 1: Maybe you didn't.
Speaker 3: You see, always I have made my own rules.
Speaker 2: Ah, sometimes you have to. I've just made one. The
throat as pretty as yours. Must not have a rope around.
Speaker 3: We won't talk about that now, Maggie.
Speaker 2: That Mexican's knife was as poisonous as a rattlesnake. Me
fevers catching up with me. I've got to talk while
I can make some kind of sense.
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, First, I must build a fire to
have hot water.
Speaker 1: To wash your wood.
Speaker 2: No, no, wait, when Jeffers finds out we didn't make
Fort Gilman, he'll send out a search party.
Speaker 1: Now Listen to me, Maggie. Don't let them find you here.
Speaker 2: Take that long walk to the border, give yourself that
new start.
Speaker 3: Pilatte, and when the time comes, we will work out
things for Magda. But right now we must take.
Speaker 1: Care of you, Maggie. Promise me. We'll see Maggie.
Speaker 3: Don't worry, darling. Things always work out for Magda, you
know that.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 6: Look who's finally got his eyes open. Looks like he's
ready to join the fun again.
Speaker 1: Hello, Sam, I guess this is where I say? Where
am I?
Speaker 6: You're in Company d is infirmary and you've been here
for three weeks. Might just sick? Man, I don't seem
to remember. No, you were unconscious when we brought you in.
I tell you, when we found you stretched out there
at that water hole, I thought you were a goner. Yeah,
didn't help Ane, And knowing that you got in that
fixed doing a favor for me, they hide you and
make out with the Garcia brothers. We we don't talk
about that around the post. You mean you are humiliated, man?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 6: Just supposing company did lost that woman prisoner too.
Speaker 1: You mean you didn't, Well, no, she was there when
you found me.
Speaker 6: Sure, let me tell you, PALADINU is that little woman
saved your life taking care of you the way.
Speaker 1: She did out there?
Speaker 6: Mighty fine little woman seems a shamed sam What about her?
Speaker 1: Where is she now? Lolla?
Speaker 6: You just lie back here, take it easy, A sick man.
We brought her home back here where is she now?
Us Marshall showed up and we were Easter two Marshall Greene.
It was nice fella, fine looking young.
Speaker 1: Man, fine looking young man. He and Maggie.
Speaker 2: Uh, there's the fugitives started back to Baltimore.
Speaker 1: Well have you been notified that they arrived there?
Speaker 6: No, I have heard, but I figured they got her
locked up by this time.
Speaker 1: Want to bet.
Speaker 2: Ah?
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Speaker 1: Have Gun Will Travel?
Speaker 2: Created by Herb Meadow and Sam Row is produced and
directed in Hollywood by Frank Paris and stars John Dayner
as Paladin, with Ben Right as hey Boy and Virginia
Greg as Miss Wang. The night's story was specially written
for Have Gun Will Travel by Anne Dowd, featured in
the cast where Harry Bartel, Don Diamond, and William Baya.
This is Hugh Douglas inviting you to join us again
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