Justice ambushed them. Yager concludes Sterling wanted to look at the document and likely knows who Mr. Justice is. Yager confronts Sterling and Carol at the newspaper office. Jim and Ike are hiding out there. They put out the lights and a fight ensues after which Jim, Ike and the Sterlings get away. Jim and Ike return and, with Yager, discover the capes and masks worn by Mr. Justice. Yager tells two of his henchmen to dress up as Mr. Justice and retrieve his rent money. As Carol is obtaining petition signatures to re-open the case, she is resisted by the ranchers who were robbed by Mr. Justice (Yager's henchmen). Jim and Ike's cover is blown and they are taken hostage by Yager. Carol suspects Yager's men are posing as Mr. Justice, rounds up a posse, and heads to Yager's ranch. Meanwhile, Jim and Ike engage in a skirmish with Yager and his men. Yager escapes and Jim pursues him. Ike subdues the henchmen as Carol and the posse arrive. Jim subdues Yager. Yager and his men are given long prison sentences. Carol and Jim embrace and Ike comically falls off a ladder as he re-enacts the final skirmish with Yager and his men. Cast Tim Holt as Jim Carey Cliff Edwards as Ike Barbara Moffett as Carol Sterling Eddie Dew as Scott Yager Otto Hoffman as Sam Sterling Russell Wade as Chet Andrews Tom London as Sheriff Del Auston Earle Hodgins as Deputy Pete Malcolm 'Bud' McTaggart as Henchman Denver Reed Howes as Henchman Buck Owens Kenne Duncan as Henchman Ed Rance References External links 1942 films 1942 Western (genre) films Films directed by Lesley Selander American Western (genre) films Films produced by Bert Gilroy RKO Pictures films American black-and-white films 1940s English-language films 1940s American films