"Lone Ranger" comments on business competition in "Gol Freight"

The Lone Ranger deals with basic business principles in Gold Freight and obliquely tells a story about patents.

There is a first gold freight company that is accused of charging rates that are too high.  Perhaps analogous to a patentee.  The Lone Ranger determines that, in view of the expenses, the rates are not too high.   A competing freight line is organized, but with a plan to steal the shipped gold and blame the first freight line owner.

Sound familiar?





Also the line:  No injun is going to tell me what is right to do.