ep30 Alabam Is Knocked Out At The Saloon

If you die, I'll be home in the king's throne, The fortune and the life. If you die, I'll be long, There'll be no peace, you know that my old men will be our new home.

Life on the Red Horse Ranch! Yeah! By Lalabam laying the back of a Danville saloon,

from a knockout blow from one of Steve Bradford's men, rustlers drove off Sam Carter's entire Red Horse herd. The following day, Steve Bradford rode over to the Red Horse Ranch and told Carter he had seen Alabama in the saloon, drunk.

Mr. Carter has ordered the boys to stay at the ranch, although the boys feel that Alabama needs help. They're still waiting for new orders from Mr. Carter, and only Arizona can find anything to do to occupy his time.

Arizona, you're sour, don't you ever get tired of picking on that guitar? Oh, well, I'm nervous. I always play when I'm nervous.

Funny that's all you can think of doing at a time like this. I'd be careful there, Idaho. You've almost whittled the leg off that chair. Well, Bob, if you don't fit walking back and forth in the same spot to wear a hole in the floor...

I guess we're all so jumpy we don't know what to do. Not a word from Alabama yet, I suppose. Who's there? That's me. Oh, tenderfoot. Come on in. You've been talking to Mr. Carter again? Have you tenderfoot?

Yes, he still seems to take Bradford's word that Alabama was in that Danville Sloon drunk. Well, that makes it look mighty bad for Alabama. If I could only tell Mr. Carter why Alabama went to town, he might understand that he wouldn't think of drinking.