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02:39That's a summer's outfit, all right.
02:50Gettin' tired, Madge?
02:52Not in the least bit, Dad.
02:53Well, we'll be over the flat soon.
02:55Coming into town, though.
02:57Is Chuck ready?
02:58Almost.
03:04Callum said wipe him out.
03:06Well, what's holding us?
03:07Come on.
03:16It looks like a raid, men.
03:18Spread out.
03:19Take the cover, Madge.
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04:04Looks like a raid, Duke.
04:06Sure does.
04:08Well, let's lend a hand.
04:17We can't run a chance of being recognized.
04:19Let's get out of here. Come on.
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05:00Dad!
05:06Dad!
05:26It's, uh...
05:28It's all right, miss.
05:30We're...
05:31We're friends.
05:36We're friends.
06:07Oh, get located, Geordie.
06:20How are you, George?
06:21Oh, how are we?
06:22Kinda calm, ain't it?
06:23Well, it's always calm and deep before a storm.
06:26What'll it be?
06:28Oh, give me a shot of mule kick.
06:30All right.
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06:54Well, the job's done, Calumet.
06:56The outfit's wiped out just like you ordered.
06:58Nice work, Red.
07:00That old fool Summers had taken a warning he could have avoided all this.
07:03Now, with that freight hauling franchise,
07:05we're in line to make some fancy money,
07:07and we can run this community just as we see fit.
07:10Oh, by the way,
07:12did you run into anyone that might have recognized you?
07:14Not a soul.
07:16I think that calls for a drink on me.
07:26Set them up, Judge. The boys are kinda dry.
07:28Calumet, I ask you not to use my place here for your headquarters.
07:32It's liable to get people to thinking things.
07:35Just what, for instance?
07:37Well, the, uh, freight hauling franchise.
07:40You don't need to worry about that, Judge.
07:42It's all settled now.
07:43I know, but just the same,
07:45if anything should happen to Summers,
07:47they might suspect you.
07:50Or something.
07:52And if we appear too friendly,
07:54you know...
07:55Oh!
08:25Calumet.
08:29One of the Summers' wagons just pulled into town.
08:32What?
08:33Who was driving it?
08:34He's a stranger to me.
08:36You told me you wrecked the whole outfit.
08:38Why, we did.
08:40I wouldn't lie to you, Calumet.
08:42Let's have a look.
08:45I think you need some rest, Miss Summers.
08:48Thanks.
08:50You've been very kind to me, mister.
08:53I don't even know your name.
08:55Well, my name is Tex Archer.
09:00And this is Duke Evans, my pal.
09:03Thanks, Mr. Archer.
09:05You see, I'm almost frantic.
09:07Dad put everything he owns into that freight line.
09:10It must make two trips a week to haul the franchise.
09:13And the first one is tomorrow.
09:15Don't you worry.
09:17We'll get a wagon over that line for you tomorrow.
09:20Somehow.
09:22You've been fine to me.
09:26Hey, this is Summers' outfit.
09:28Yeah, looks like they had trouble.
09:32Old man Summers and his men are dead.
09:38Yeah, what's happened here?
09:40The Summers' outfit was raided.
09:42Yes, old man Summers and his boys are in there.
09:45Old man Summers and his boys are in there.
09:47Dead.
09:49I gotta find out about this.
09:52Howdy, Miss Summers.
09:53Trouble?
09:54These are my friends, Tex and Duke Evans.
09:57Pleased to meet you, gents.
10:00Marshal Tinker, Dad and I were way late at Rock Pass,
10:03and Dad was fatally shot.
10:06Have you any idea who did it?
10:08No, and if it hadn't been for these two men,
10:10I don't know what I'd have done.
10:12I'm sorry about this, Miss Summers.
10:15Duke, take Miss Summers home.
10:26What are you going to do about it, Marshal?
10:28There ain't nothing I can do until I go out and investigate.
10:31It'll be too late by then.
10:33Can't you gather up a posse? I'll be glad to lead you.
10:36Posses is hard to get in this country.
10:38It costs the township too much money.
10:40Besides, around here, a man is supposed to kinda tend to his own business,
10:44if you get what I mean.
10:46Bill, go notify the coroner.
10:48All right, Marshal.
10:51I think I'll step down the street and see Judge Dean about this matter.
10:55Judge Dean? Who is he?
10:57He's our local judge.
10:59Also runs the Owl Saloon.
11:02This prisoner's trial comes up in front of him...
11:06in a few minutes.
11:09The judge the same time.
11:11See you later, young fella.
11:26Well...
11:28we sure got into something.
11:30Now that's a plain figure it is.
11:32What's the drive out?
11:33Plain as day.
11:34Somebody wants this franchise.
11:36Yeah, and we're right in the middle of it.
11:38And we're staying in the middle of it.
11:40What's your next move, Jack?
11:42Let's go down to Judge Dean's saloon.
11:45I think I saw the gang go in there that raided Summer's outfit.
11:49Say, that is something. Let's have a...
12:07Court is now in order.
12:09Accordingly, Township of Tonto is now in session.
12:13The Honorable Judge Roy Dean presides.
12:18What's the charge, Marshal?
12:20Your Honor, before you hear this case...
12:22the Summers raid today...
12:24Yes, I heard he was shot.
12:26What about it?
12:27Well, the young fella that brung him in...
12:29wanted me to get a posse.
12:31Said he'd lead us and get us out there pronto.
12:33But I thought it'd be cheaper...
12:35and quicker...
12:36if I'd go out and make the investigation alone.
12:39Well, now...
12:41maybe you're right, Marshal.
12:43Of course he's right, Judge.
12:44The Marshal should investigate first...
12:46to see if he can pick up any clues.
12:50Very well, as soon as I dispose of this case...
12:52you can get a-goin', Tinker.
12:54State the charge against the prisoner.
12:57Fightin' in a card game, Judge.
12:59How much money involved?
13:00I...
13:01I didn't speak to you.
13:02Keep your mouth shut.
13:04Twenty-eight dollars, Your Honor.
13:06Oh!
13:07Did he win it or did he lose it?
13:09I...
13:10I told you to be silent!
13:12I'm runnin' this court.
13:14He won the twenty-eight dollars, Your Honor.
13:16Now then, you may speak.
13:18Were you in the poker game as charged?
13:21Answer me!
13:23Yes or no?
13:25Yes.
13:27Well...
13:28I find the prisoner guilty as charged.
13:31And we'll sentence him according to the cost...
13:33he has brought upon this court.
13:36Now now, fill that up.
13:37Let me see.
13:42Homemade justice, say, Duke.
13:47One night in jail...
13:50that's one dollar.
13:52Uh...
13:53court session...
13:54six dollars.
13:56Uh...
13:57judge's fee...
13:58ten dollars.
14:00Uh...
14:01material and, uh...
14:02overhead...
14:03one dollar.
14:05And it's a grand total of, uh...
14:08eighteen dollars.
14:09Very well.
14:10I shall...
14:11find the prisoner eighteen dollars.
14:13Which is the cost.
14:14It ain't right.
14:16I ain't guilty.
14:18He didn't get a chance to talk.
14:20Very well.
14:21I'll fine you ten dollars more.
14:22We can take him to court.
14:23And one day in jail...
14:25making a grand total of...
14:27twenty-eight dollars.
14:29Do your duty, Marshal.
14:33Hmm.
14:39Hello, boys.
14:40Hiya, Judge.
14:41Welcome to the Owl and Tonto.
14:44Straightened here, I reckon.
14:45Yep.
14:46First time.
14:47Well, I sure hope you...
14:49uh, pardon me, my friend.
14:57What are you going to do about those two fellows?
14:59Don't worry.
15:01I'll take care of them right now.
15:04Howdy, men.
15:05How do, sir.
15:06Kind of good to see new faces around here once in a while.
15:09Join me in some refreshments?
15:11Some other time, thanks.
15:13We just dropped in to ask the judge here a few questions, uh...
15:16regarding that summer's trouble today.
15:19Oh, that.
15:20Yes, sir.
15:21Well, that's just one of those things that happen when rival freight lines get to bucking one another.
15:25If I was you, I'd forget all about it.
15:27Don't tie in there at all.
15:29By the way, what brings you to Tonto?
15:31Well, I...
15:32We're looking for work.
15:33Done some entertaining in our times, and folks say not bad.
15:37I'm considered the best mandolin picker in Arizona.
15:40And Tex here, he hits mine a few sour notes on the vocal cords.
15:44Oh, wait a minute.
15:45You...
15:46Well, that's fine.
15:47I'm sure the Judge Dean here can use a couple of extra entertainers.
15:50Can't you, Judge?
15:51Huh?
15:52What?
15:53Oh.
15:54Yes, of course.
15:56That's a good idea.
15:58Twenty-five and grub found.
16:00You can start tonight.
16:02Yeah.
16:03It's a bargain.
16:04We'll take it.
16:05I'm sure you'll find this the most pleasant work around, Tonto.
16:09Well, I...
16:10I hope so.
16:11Well, gentlemen.
16:13Quite your pleasure.
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22:02Well, gentlemen, here you are.
22:04Good night.
22:05Good night.
22:06I hope you don't walk in here sleeping.
22:08No, we just have nightmares.
22:14Boy, is that bed going to feel good to me.
22:18Well, it ain't going to feel good to you long, because we got work to do.
22:22Work?
22:23What do you mean?
22:24You know that Miss Summers has got to make the run tomorrow to hold that franchise, don't you?
22:27Yeah.
22:28All right, then.
22:30We're picking up the wagon and heading for Placer City to bring back that freight.
22:35You mean we ain't going to sleep?
22:37Not tonight, Duke.
22:38Come on.
22:51Gentlemen, that fellow Tex is making the run for Summers.
22:55Gentlemen, that fellow Tex is making the run for Summers.
22:59He's heading for Tonto now.
23:01I'll fix those two mockingbirds.
23:03You take the boys and head that wagon off.
23:04It mustn't make the run, you understand?
23:06This time, do a good job of it.
23:08Right.
23:09Come on.
23:24Come on.
23:29Come on.
23:54Here.
24:24There goes one of them.
24:54Go.
25:00Go.
25:12There goes the other one.
25:19Well, we sure got them two humbries.
25:21When them horses stop running, there won't be anything left of wagon or freight.
25:32Here comes Joe now.
25:36Let's head for town.
25:37He'll follow us.
25:51Let's go.
26:14Oh, Tex.
26:15Oh, hello, Madge.
26:22I was afraid you wouldn't get through.
26:24We didn't have any trouble.
26:28Where do you want the freight unloaded?
26:30Right on the platform, Tex.
26:33That boy's got nerve.
26:35I've got an order to move five ton in our next haul.
26:38But I'm afraid I can't take it.
26:39We haven't the wagons.
26:41You take the order.
26:43We'll get the wagons.
26:47Well, I plugged him right in the back.
26:49And if they ever find that freight wagon, it won't be worth 30 cents.
26:53Hey, what kept you?
26:55What kept me?
26:56After that hound took my horse, I started to walk home and here I am.
27:00Took your horse?
27:02Yes, they're down the street now unloading the wagons.
27:04Well, you're crazy.
27:05Go and look.
27:20You wouldn't double-cross me, would you, Red?
27:24Well, you know I wouldn't, Comrade.
27:26I was sure we got him.
27:29Listen.
27:30I'll get him in here.
27:32And this time, I'll handle him.
27:38I think I've got the goods on this raiding business.
27:42If you men will back me up to the marshal,
27:44I'll take care of him.
27:46Yes.
27:47If you men will back me up to the marshal.
27:49It'll have to wait, son.
27:51I saw the marshal ride out of town early this morning.
27:54Pardon me.
27:56Somebody wants to see you over in the saloon.
27:59He seemed in kind of a hurry.
28:01All right.
28:03I'll be back in a minute.
28:11Judge.
28:17Young fellow, I hired you to work here.
28:19Not to try to cover all the jobs in town.
28:22You left me in a nice fix today.
28:24And you hurt my trade.
28:27Sorry, Judge, but...
28:29I had a little private business to attend to.
28:34That's your trouble, fellow.
28:36You're meddling in the wrong business.
28:40What do you mean?
28:41I mean you're playing both ends from the middle.
28:44You can't do it around here.
28:46This place ain't big enough for you and me.
28:49So you better get rolling.
28:51And suppose I don't get rolling?
28:54You will.
28:56Because I got you figured right.
28:58You're yellow.
29:14Get out!
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31:01Out of the way!
31:06Out of the way!
31:09You might tell him that I'm still not rolling.
31:15There's a song my heart is singing
31:44Of a dream my hope is true
31:49It's a song of love I'm bringing
31:55As I win my way to you
32:04As the western sun is sinking
32:09And along the trail I ride
32:13It's the time I'm always thinking
32:17That you're riding by my side
32:21As the evening stars are peeping
32:25Out along the Milky Way
32:29The twilight shades are creeping
32:33Weeks of yesterday
32:37Through the stardust softly falling
32:41I urge my horse along
32:45And it seems I hear you calling
32:49While I sing my lonesome song
32:57As the desert dawn is breaking
33:02And the sun comes shining through
33:06The old home trail I am taking
33:12It's the trail that leads to you
33:25That was very nice, Peg.
33:27Well, I'm glad I was able to take your mind off your worries for a while.
33:31But I still can't forget the fact that I'm going to lose the franchise
33:35unless I move the freight that's piling up at Placer City.
33:38Well, I can't see what they hope to gain by driving you out.
33:44The freight franchise doesn't seem to be that important.
33:47Oh, but it is.
33:48Whoever holds that franchise controls the whole valley.
33:51Well, why is that?
33:53Because unless fair prices are maintained by the freight line,
33:57the ranchers and merchants will have to sell out.
34:00So you see, the freight line means everything.
34:03Oh, I see.
34:06I've started something, and I'm going to finish it.
34:10Tonight.
34:12The sun will never rise on that, Umbridge.
34:15Red, he's beaten you at every turn.
34:18Now this is your last chance.
34:20You fail to stop him this time, and...
34:22Now don't be too hasty, Kelms.
34:25I'm going now.
34:28Get him.
34:31Get him.
34:34Red won't fail this time.
34:36I'm afraid for you, Tex.
34:38By helping me, you've put yourself in danger.
34:41Wouldn't it be better if you'd go away?
34:43Not a chance.
34:45I'm in, and I'm going to stay.
34:47And besides, we've got five wagons of freight to haul tomorrow.
34:52And you'll need some sleep.
34:54Well, good night.
35:01Good night.
35:24What, what, what?
35:25Come on, Duke, let's get to bed.
35:28You mean we can really go to sleep?
35:30Come on.
35:31Come on.
35:42When I got a hunch, we're being followed.
35:45I know we are, Duke.
35:48You wait outside.
35:50I'll lead him in here, and...
35:52maybe I can track him.
36:01Well, I reckon I'll be hitting the hay, Kelms.
36:06Good night.
36:07Good night.
36:08I hope you have a nice long rest.
36:12Thanks.
36:30Good night.
37:00Good night.
37:30Good night.
38:00Come on.
38:30Get in.
38:31Get in.
38:32Get in.
38:33Get in.
38:34Get in.
38:35Get in.
38:36Get in.
38:40Oh!
38:46What was that?
38:47Hey, who fired that shot?
38:49What happened?
38:50What happened?
38:51Somebody shoot here?
38:52Who?
38:53What?
38:54We're working anyway.
38:55We want to know what it's all about.
38:56Where are you men?
38:57You're number one.
38:58We need that gentleman.
38:59Please stand back.
39:00You did for Red, eh?
39:01Mark him.
39:02Do your duty.
39:03Go on upstairs and get him.
39:04What?
39:05Come on.
39:06Get downstairs pronto.
39:07Come on.
39:08Get moving.
39:09Come on.
39:10Come on.
39:11Come on.
39:12Come on.
39:13Come on.
39:14Come on.
39:15Come on.
39:16Come on.
39:17Come on.
39:18Come on.
39:19Come on.
39:20Come on.
39:21Come on.
39:22Come on.
39:23Come on.
39:24Come on.
39:25Come on.
39:26Come on.
39:27Come on.
39:28Come on.
39:29Come on.
39:30Come on.
39:31Come on.
39:32Come on.
39:33Red is dead.
39:34I found this man's head over him with a gun in his hand.
39:38I'm glad you're here, Judge.
39:40I want this man arrested for murder.
39:42And as a citizen, I demand that he be tried at once.
39:46His kind are dangerous to the good people of this town.
39:49All right, Marshal.
39:50Do your duty.
39:51Arrest him.
39:52a gun for it. Now then continue to have under arrest don't seem
39:58all right to me they're not saying you're allowed to get fined for court.
40:02I mean.
40:02You.
40:29Are there.
40:31I guess this is as good a time as any to hold this trial especially if the man is
40:36guilty sooner we find out the better I want to understand that he's to have
40:40a fair and square trial. Now then if everyone will be seated
40:46I endeavor to pick out a fair jury.
40:51Seated please.
41:00I want
41:14to strictly understood there shall be no drinking while this court is in session.
41:18And.
41:29That's not your. You won't deny that you're
41:32a stranger in town. That you came here under suspicious circumstances now one man
41:39has been killed and his business destroyed and you happen to be close at hand when
41:43this occurred. And further you can't deny that misrepresenting
41:48yourself you took employment here at the Owl Saloon in order to use this
41:53respectable establishment as
41:54a headquarters for your fiendish crimes. And further I charge that it was you
42:01who killed George Summers and destroyed his wagons in an attempt to get personal
42:05control of the freight line but read home and learned of your schemes and tried to
42:10drive you out of town but you trailed and tricked coming into that upper room and
42:14murdered him.
42:19That's all. He's going to be. We have
42:25isn't the most side of the case and the evidence has produced points conclusively
42:29to the fact that the prisoners guilty what do you think you're right.
42:37Don't wait man. I don't suppose you have anything to say
42:44are you to have been talking before this. Get down there you make it.
43:00Just buzz I mean did he just merely got careless and shot himself in the arm and
43:06the he's going to tell you something. And I'll tell plenty.
43:12Yeah and he's got plenty to tell it will open up your eyes.
43:21Now question this man judge. Well it is actually in order besides he ain't been
43:27sworn well judge you use for. All that I had
43:34tried to tell the truth nothing but the truth to help you. I do.
43:39I do. And this is the funniest case I ever tried we've already found
43:45a man guilty of murder and the man who is now a witness. I don't know what's going
43:50to happen next. Who's responsible for the murder of Dad
43:56Summers. I'll tell you. It was.
44:08Right.
44:16I've had enough of this fooling around the court will not be used for killing
44:21a doctor we will hold you for further investigation as to the killing of old man
44:26Summers. I don't do your duty.
44:39I don't do. I'm sorry I got into this. The judge insisted that you was my
44:46accomplice. Now whatever that is makes me sick. But you
44:53need some cowboy medicine. They do you know what I tell the folks down in my
44:58hometown I need to learn Texas when they get the feeling blue right.
45:09I say hello and.
45:18But if you're down.
45:25I'll.
45:33Now.
45:38You.
45:49Take.
45:58Your.
45:59Head.
46:05You find only.
46:09My.
46:20Left the line.
46:25At the call.
46:29So.
46:37I'm.
46:44Let the.
46:53Your.
47:00Name.
47:04And you.
47:10Don't get a hard.
47:16Thing.
47:24I.
47:30I.
47:33Your advice is fine for them and are sick but how is anybody going to take your
47:38medicine behind bars.
47:43Don't worry. We'll find some way to get out of here.
47:51I reckon I'll be all right.
47:52See. Hey I say. Some men here to see you I'll give you just a few minutes I got to
48:00get over to see the judge. As
48:04a tax we want you to know that we believe in your innocence we're outnumbered here
48:09and can't do you much good so we just dropped in to see if there's some suggestion
48:13you'd make that might help. Are you willing to help me. Because you're helping us
48:21fight the break game and if they win we might as well go out of business because we
48:27we can't meet their prices and you are the first man that's come into this country
48:31with the courage to stand up and fight them and we're all for you. Well that's fine
48:38fine. Are you gentlemen acquainted with all of the the outlying
48:44ranch owners. My idea will take men and wagons but we can provide them.
48:54Now I'll tell you what I'd like for you to do. I've got our wagons ready to pick up
49:00that freight now the summer's line is done and that franchise is as good as ours as
49:04soon as we get rid of these two guys in jail good work don't worry about them we'll
49:08get them I know we'll get them I'll attend to that right now.
49:18If you're going to have got an idea but but got to pull it without
49:22a gun I'll show you. What are you going to do go fish there but not for
49:29a fish.
49:38I.
49:56Just felt like I read didn't need. To tell you let's watch the day when getting
50:01there right now I'm not one of us even though he is in jail he's
50:05a convicted murderer and right at this minute maybe our gunning for us I say
50:10let's go down and get him.
50:16You know I'm going to fire you can't take the law in your own hands like this.
50:28The judge is right he's been legally sentenced to decide judge we can't waste time
50:32talking that's not a desperate criminal I'm beginning to see into your little game
50:36cameras looks to me like you're mighty anxious to get this fell out of the way.
50:49He took. My fish. Don't lose you get out of here.
50:55And. Hurry up just before I don't but it gets back.
51:18Now what. Got the back way you don't know horses and head for Placer city as fast
51:24as we can. Here's
51:32like tell Mrs behind all this trouble we've been having here.
51:49Well I don't you know. I don't appear to have much influence with.
51:54You. Know I've got
52:00a job going to open.
52:25Everything's ready I'm sure that's good I don't mean.
52:46I'm as wagons are coming this way and they'll be at the pass in
52:49an hour I know we've got to wait for no good boys if I don't know if I get through
52:53we lose everything we've been working for come on we're going to stop.
53:23And.
53:39Man that's the summer's outfit I know it's why I guess I'll let's take them.
53:53To.
54:23The.
54:53The.
55:23The.
55:53The.
56:23The.
56:53The. I knew the first time I saw you.
57:02You'd be tough to be. You.
57:08And.
57:24How.
57:38Boy.
57:54Boy.
58:03Get along.
58:08With the good old.

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