Original subtitles

here he comes here Hees there's the

trumpets there's the DRS here he

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comes Johnny Bolton was a subdued boy

when red Connors and I wrote him back to

Twin Rivers to answer charges of robbery

and horse feeling mighty serious crimes

for a

17-year-old but we had all the evidence

and young Johnny didn't even try to deny

his guilt in fact he was almost proud of

it and defiantly boasted that if he'd

stolen a faster horse we never would

have caught him and yet despite his

belligerent attitude it was hard to feel

anything more than pity for this

youngster who rode between us age was in

his favor and I felt have given another

chance Johnny Bolton might still get

started on the track to the right kind

of living

as we rode into town I could tell what

the folks were thinking they repeated

warnings that Johnny Bolton was headed

for a life of crime had finally come

true and now they watched smugly as the

boy came back to face his

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medicine Ed Garber the town's newspaper

owner was probably the happiest of all

to see us ride in it was his money and

horse that young Johnny had stolen maybe

Ed was a little disappointed too because

he'd given joh his first chance taking a

homeless boy who'd been nothing but a

scrapping troublemaker and provided him

with a job and a place to live in back

of the newspaper

office how happy I well not so important

now that the Marshall's got you in tow

are you Johnny you give you any trouble

none at all did you get all my money

back yeah I got it all come on

inside

now there's your money Ed thanks

happy all right Johnny now what do you

got to say for

yourself come on look at me I ain't got

nothing to say now let me alone let you

alone I ought have put you across my

knee and paddle your hide but paddling

is for kids and you're a big man now a

real tough Outlaw you're going to have

to pay the price for being one Johnny

throw him in jail Hy Ed why don't you

give the boy a chance to explain don't

do me any favors Cassidy

go ahead lock me

up why did you do it

son I took the money you got it back

it's as simple as that look like easy

pickings a lot of guys thought that and

they everone wound up with a bullet in

their hi not all of them red top what

you whippers take it easy

red may I have a word with you Marshall

Cassidy oh hello Reverend Adams I see

you've already heard about Johnny yes

yes I thought maybe he could use someone

in his side no point in wasting your

gospel on him Reverend he's too wild for

the good book Plato once said of all

wild animals a boy is the most difficult

to manage Johnny's still a boy head and

if I'm not wrong a good one yeah that's

what I thought once and look what

happened and and it'll happen again red

let the Reverend Havey say thank you Hoy

Ed I'd like to ask you a favor all right

go ahead and ask it drop your charges

against the boy what turn this young

Thief loose to pray on all the rest of

the honest folks in Twin Rivers I'll be

responsible for him man science he can

live with me would you like that son did

Plato also say any old port in a storm

preacher first thing you're going to

have to learn into some manners what do

you say Ed well I guess it'll be all

right but you're sure going to have your

hands full I think it'll work out all

right all right with you Marshall it's

your responsibility

how about it son suits me well I ain't

going to give him his job back well

he'll have plenty to do around my place

come on

tny hey oh I'm sorry I I didn't mean

watch who you're bumping rich boy I

didn't mean to do

anything

Johnny please stop it let them go

Reverend anybody can teach that boy some

manners it's Ralph

Higgin Reverend wouldn't you hate to be

that young

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again come on Ralph how it

good

a

that's enough

John let him fight Cassidy the fight's

all over so mind your own business why

you tin

oh you all right Ralph sure Mr Cassidy

Johnny's not half as tough as he makes

out that's enough

Johnny no hard feelings

Johnny say hello to your dad when you

see him sure will I thought you might

get some sense pounded into you but I

guess I was wrong the boy's got the

Devil in him hoppy there's a little of

the devil in all of us red it's just a

matter of keeping the old boy in his

place Come On

Son red you go back to the bar 20 I'm

going to stay here in town see if I can

help the Reverend get Johnny settled

yeah that'll take a lot of doing well

it's worth a try poppy someday that

kid's going to get his hand on a gun

when he does the Devil in him will come

out and there'll be nothing that'll save

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him as hard as I tried I couldn't be too

optimistic about the reverend's plan to

help straighten out Johnny Bolton

red was right there was something inside

of the youngster that kept pushing him

to

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meanness we only want to keep you out of

trouble Johnny real trouble it'll bring

harm to a lot of people look if I came

here for a sermon I just soon be in jail

fighting the law never got a man any

place oh yeah what about the send down

kid he did okay

okay the Sundown kid what do you know

about him that happened 30 years ago I

read all about him in the back copies of

the newspaper when I worked for old man

Garver and believed every word I suppose

because it was on the printed page sure

why not it's right there in black and

white the Sundown kid outsmart at them

all he's doing all right now too living

like a king somewhere newspapers can be

wrong not about the A Sundown kid I read

every word all about how he gun down

rock matching and everything nobody ever

caught him you're wrong son a man

catches himself the minute he pulls that

trigger to kill the reverend's right

Johnny you can't get away from yourself

you can talk all you want the Sundown

kid got away and with all the do guy

could

use maybe you'll change your mind about

a few things being here with the

Reverend I hope so don't count on it

Cassidy

see you

later well Reverend you cut yourself out

quite a chore looks that way Marshall

but the boy and I will get along fine

just need a little time to get

acquainted well if anybody can

straighten him out you can good luck to

you and keep in touch with me maybe I

can help thank you

h

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Johnny's knowledge of the Sundown kid

had come as quite a surprise of course

all the older folk in Twin Rivers

remembered the kid when he was about

Johnny's age he joined up with Matson a

feared Gunslinger but the kid wasn't

used to taking orders he and Matson

settled their differences with a gun

Duel at

sundown was killed and the kid came out

with just an arm scar that he'd carry

for life from then on every crime in the

territory was attributed to the kid's

Fast

Gun Johnny Bolton had gone way back to

find an idol to pattern his life after

and I hoped that somewhere along the

line we'd find a way to stop him before

a bullet

did Red and I were kept pretty busy at

the bar2 for the next few days then we

decided to ride into town and see how

the Reverend and Johnny were getting

along

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long oh come in gentlemen how are you

Reverend fine thanks

how's your boy doing oh he's doing fine

what well he's still a little arrogant

but up until now he's behaved himself

very well indeed I'm glad to hear that

as a matter of fact I just sent him to

the bank to deposit funds for the church

building account what you gave that

Thief money certainly red I thought it

very important to show my trust in her

well that's just like giving raw meat to

a lion expecting him not to eat it

you'll never see that money again a slow

down red why not just wait and see if he

comes back well I'm sure he will you

know red if I were a betting man you'd

lose your

saddle yeah I hope I'm around to see him

walk in with that deposit slip how would

you gentleman like a nice glass of Cold

Lemonade a that' be

fun

hi you

kid

hi I see the preachers making a regular

little erand boy out of you what you see

don't bother me none Mister oh now take

it easy no offense I'm just surprised

you making his deposits for him I mean

you mean this yeah listen Mister I'm

through with his chicken feet next time

I make a strike it's going to be a big

one you um got anything special in mind

no not just yet but I will have I'll

keep you in mind if I need any help yeah

kid you do

that thank

you well well wonders never see that's a

man with a red top looks like he's was

about to lose his

teeth he would just about to lose his

saddle a little private joke Johnny uh

everything go all right to the bank oh

yeah fine what are you doing Marshall

checking up on me uh call it that if you

like we just drop by to see how you and

the rever are getting along all right I

guess not much excitement around here

though excitement ain't you had

excitement enough a young man needs

something to keep him busy red it is a

little dull around here I must

admit hey wait a minute I got an idea

yeah come here how' you like to go out

the bar 20 and spend a few days bar 20

it's a f idea red what do you say johnny

makes no difference to me well let's get

out there then what are we standing

around here

for I cut a saddle Pony from the Corral

and told Johnny if he wanted it it was

his Johnny wasn't used to being given

anything for the first time I'd

penetrated his shell of toughness and I

felt sure that underneath the shell

there was still a boy of 17 with normal

human 17-year-old

emotions he learned fast and from what I

could tell he seemed to be enjoying

himself a couple of times I even caught

him smiling and the smiles were

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sincere little by little Johnny seemed

to loosen up he was a different person

from the Sullen belligerent rough neck

red and I had known just a few days

before there we

go but he still had his Quiet Moments

there was a puzzle trying to figure out

just what he was thinking it was like he

was on a borderline the slightest action

could send him either side of the Border

I just hoped when the time came he'd be

on the right side

the time we rode back to the reverends

even red was more optimistic about

Johnny's future the few days on the

ranch seemed to do the boy a world of

good and it looked as if the Sundown kid

was finally playing second fiddle to

Common

Sense and my father's agreed to give you

10% of the profets that's fine Ralph

hello poy come in here how are you

Reverend greetings hello Ralph good to

see you Johnny looks like the outdoor

life has agreed with you ah we've had a

lot of fun together he turned into a

pretty good Rider too maybe we can go

riding together sometime huh Johnny yeah

sure you in time with your father Ralph

no Ralph bought me some good news hoppy

it looks as if I'm going to have that

church I've dreamed of for so long oh

that is good news Ralph's father sold a

big herd of cattle and he's donating 10%

of the profits to my church building

fund that's bringing in the money

tomorrow Marsh over

$155,000 that's a lot of money to be

carrying on the trail yeah it's another

reason dad sent me in he thought maybe

you'd be kind enough to escort us well

I'd be glad to Johnny how about it you

want to come

along yeah I'd like to Ralph when I see

your dad I'll thank him personally you

don't know what this means to me and

Twin Rivers and maybe when the church is

built Johnny will be my first

congregation yeah maybe so Reverend

so if you're still interested Ramsey

this is it 15,000 spit right down the

middle sounds like a fair deal kid but

but what what are you afraid

of nothing I was just thinking Cassidy

is going to be riding with him don't you

worry n about Cassidy I'll take care of

him it's your deal kid I thought it

would be now you'll be there tomorrow

the right place the right time cuz I

don't want any slip-ups sure kid sure

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help

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help that K going to

Runway

help

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help all right drop that gun

quick you hand me the

money what money what are you talking

about I'm talking about

$115,000 now hand it

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over

what happened Johnny snake copy booed my

horse couldn't stop

him you all right yeah I guess so kind

of shaking

up I think I'll ride on into town all

right but take it easy I better get back

to the Higgins there carrying a lot of

money yeah

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yeah the Higgins were carrying a lot of

money but by the time I got back to the

Buckboard the masked Bandit had ridden

off with every scent it all seemed too

Pat I figured Johnny was too good a

rider to have a spooked horse run away

with him and when Red told me the Bandit

knew exactly how much money the Higgins

were carrying I had to agree that

somewhere behind the robbery was the

influence of the Sundown kid telling the

Higgins to meet us in town red and I

rode out fast on the trail of Johnny

Bolton we tracked Johnny right back to

Twin Rivers and spotted his horse in

front of carne's Livery

stable red recognized the other Pony as

the one used by the masked Bandit and

our suspicions turned to harsh

reality when we heard what had happened

even the Reverend had to agree that the

devil's Idol within Johnny was stronger

than any of us had

imagined the youngster was doing his

best to be another Sundown kid come on

we better get over

there there you are kid 2,000

bucks what do you mean 2,000 I said we'd

split right down the middle you'll take

that or nothing kid maybe you're

forgetting I can put the finger on you

I'm not forgetting a thing

if I go to jail you go right along with

[Applause]

me thought you said Cass wouldn't catch

on I didn't think he would well he

tagged you right back to the barn I knew

I should never come back to

town

what are we going to do shoot our way

out red keep me

covered come on kid we're getting out of

here

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good work poy all right red take him to

jail all right come on get up

you right out get

out hoppy I think it's about time we

kick the props out from under the

Sundown

kid I was hoping you'd say

that hold

up come any further and I'll

shoot throw me that Satchel of

money don't be a fool Johnny you'll

never get away the Sundown kid got away

you're wrong Johnny the Sundown kid

didn't get away what are you talking

about I can read I read all them stories

in the newspaper not the complete story

Sundown did Kill Rock Matson and a gun

duel but it was self-defense later he

turned himself over to the law and was

cleared of all charges but the kid could

never clear himself of the fact that

he'd killed a man he disappeared from

the territory but his reputation grew

from then on every crime that was

committed in the southwest was falsely

attributed to him there's only one other

man in Twin Rivers that knows the true

story of this Unown kid he entered the

ministry and came back to Twin Rivers

many years later as the Reverend Edward

Adams yes Johnny I was the Sundown kid

and I've carried this scar on my arm for

over 30 years to remind me every day of

how wrong I was to kill regard

regardless of the

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circumstances Johnny is not what a man

is or was it's what he can be that's

important I hope the rest of the Town

feels that way about it happy I'm sure

they will Reverend about everything then

come on

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son hi there little partners I think you

know your mommy is the nicest and the

most beautiful woman in the world and

that she loves you very dearly so when

she ask you to do anything don't fuss

about it just do it for instance when

she asks you to have a glass of milk

drink it and then surprise her by asking

for another one you try that and see how

much better you both feel now until next

week so long and in the

meantime watch yourself at the

crosswalks will

you there he goes on his way down the

moon to where cowboy r

h on

c h on C he return soon again there's no

use to say goodbye until

then here Hees here Hees there's the

tret there's the DRS here he

comes H cast the he

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come I was returning to the bar 20 with

my pal red Connors we'd been gone longer

than I expected so ran completely out of

food as usual red was hungry and

complaining rather than Mak him wait

until we'd get home at dark I decided to

swing past Clarksville Ghost

Town Titus Clark owner of the town and

an old friend of mine was its sole

survivor a bad epidemic had hit some

years before and everyone either died or

had left red said he didn't care how

many people lived there as long as there

was some

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food

well looks like the weeds are taking

over the town yeah it sure does goord

stared to death here I don't know looks

like the Gophers have done pretty well

come on let's find

Titus what are you so jumpy about this

is a nice peaceful place where's the

food in

here come

on

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yeah nice peaceful

place you sure this guy's a good friend

of yours I've always thought

so there's something funny about this

let's go take take a

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look

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take it easy

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there find

anything not a

thing ah come

on puppy yeah I think I'm losing my

appetite

no that's too bad

come

this is titus's

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room

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Titus

Titus

Titus

yeah that lead went all the way through

him yeah that poor

guy well he was a sole survivor I'm not

so sure remember the greeting we got out

there yeah say maybe you might as well

take care of the

horses go ahead

well there's what killed him it's a

bullet from a 3030 Winchester see hoppy

don't you think we ought to turn this

over to a sheriff yeah I guess we should

you better ride over the rail head it's

about 10 Mi east of here sheriff's name

is Gordon all right I can get myself

some food wait a

minute you notice anything here yeah

food not the food the way the table set

up oh Titus has had a guest and not too

long ago my looks of this hey two plates

yeah

hey Titus I got your supplies and

mail

hey you kind of scared

me I'm Fred Lumis I ain't used to seeing

anybody around here except old Titus all

right Mr

my name is Cassidy this is red Connors

howy you friends of Mr

Clarks well uh

yeah how often do you deliver supplies

around

here about every 4 weeks he gives me a

list of supplies he needs at the rail

head and I fetch him in for him he's

male too Titus is

dead

no heart finally got him huh not his

heart Mr Lumis this

in the

bank well who wouldn't want to do a

thing like that that's what we're going

to find

out you find him like this yeah except

that he was on his

face I dug this out of the wall over

there it's a bullet from a 3030

Winchester poor old cot didn't have any

money I know he didn't have any enemies

nobody disliked like him enough to kill

him you're right about that but somebody

liked him well enough to eat with him I

goly you're right you any idea who his

guest could have been I didn't think

nobody ever ate with him except

me how long go you reckon it happened oh

two maybe 3 hours ago see anybody when

he rode in no but just as we were uh not

a

Soul Beats me somebody ought to get had

Sheriff Gordon and Titus niece I do it

for you only I just came from the rail

head and I'm going in the other

direction I got to finish making my

deliveries Ah that's all right thanks

just the same red was just going for the

sheriff when you drove up yeah I better

get started I'm glad I met you Mr Lumis

I'll see you later hobby

right well I'll be going along too I'll

leave the viddles but I guess I ought to

take his mail back to the post office oh

I'll give this to the

sheriff suits me Mr Cassidy she's the

only one ever wrote to him she yeah that

lawyer niece of his oh I see by the way

what's the big X on here oh that's a

special code of mine I put two x's on Mr

Smith's and One X on Titus and it makes

it easy to load and unload the wagon I

don't have to Fumble around looking for

names I see well I guess you want to get

going well I'll be glad to stick around

if you need me oh no that's all right

you go right ahead well I'll see you on

my way way back tomorrow fine the

sheriff will be interested in anybody

with a 3030 I got one yeah I saw it on

your wagon seed well so long so

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long I didn't get much sleep that night

and the following morning I went out to

look around examination of papers and

letters and titus's desk made me pretty

sure of a motive for the

murder I was anxious to see how Carol

Madden would take the news of her

uncle's

death a woman lawyer first one I'd heard

of in our part of the country I

remembered Titus speaking of the girl as

I recall there wasn't much love lost

between

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them drop that rifle

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I was glad to see my old friend Sheriff

Gordon he introduced me to the other two

the girl was Carol Madden titus's niece

she seemed visibly affected by the news

of her uncle's murder and offered to do

anything she could to capture the guilty

party dick Madden was her husband they

had been married a year dick an arrogant

eer wasn't the kind of fell you'd caught

in too quickly I didn't think he cared

whether his wife's uncle had been

murdered or lived to be a 100 I told him

they better come over to the

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hotel neither dick or Carol wanted to

see the body so I told him to make

themselves as comfortable as possible in

the lobby I took the sheriff into

titus's room to bring him up to date on

events and ask him some questions about

the Dead Man's

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Affairs later we came back to the street

the sheriff and I had exchanged views on

the case

he couldn't help me much as to the

identity of the mysterious ambusher but

we had a definite motive for the

killing well I guess the next thing is

to have a talk with Carol yeah she must

know what's been going on well sure her

being a lawyer and that Airy husband of

hers being a civil engineer at a perfect

setup got it all figured out huh Ren why

it's as plain as Day to a half with Jack

Rabbit that Mr Madden had a 3030

Winchester did you see it on on his

horse get

up way you shoot come

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on blood stains there must have nicked

him well that's better maybe it'll be

easier to find him well have another

look around we've searched every one of

these buildings with a fine tooth cone

we couldn't find him he's sure got a

good hiding place maybe he digs a hole

and pulls it in

after well we got some bootprints here

maybe we can follow them should be some

more blood stains

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too who's doing the shooting I wish we

knew he hold it red you two go back to

the hotel we can handle

this

[Applause]

once more we searched the town carefully

we found lots of bootprints but they led

us nowhere and no more blood

stains yes Titus started a couple of

Wells but he could never go deep enough

to get any real water I fail to see what

this town's water supply has to do with

murder I feel sure that it has a great

deal to do with it my uncle had the

water hauled in but like my husband said

what's that got to do with the case oh

I'm sorry I mentioned it but we'll get

on with some other

things you were pretty sure that this

property was going to be worth something

weren't you what do you

mean this is

Madden you were your uncle's attorney

you were handling the negotiations for

the railroad company to buy this town

that's right my wife knew that she was

waiting for the railroad to agree to

Clark's turn

terms the freighter brought this letter

in

yesterday in it the railroad agreed to

your uncle's terms he was to retain

certain properties along the railroad

RightWay which would be worth a great

deal of money they agreed to dig several

deep Wells for water you've just

eliminated us as suspects yes we didn't

know the railroad had accepted the terms

this letter came direct to clock well

that's

true but they also sent a copy of that

letter to your wife's office that's true

strange I hadn't received it up until

the time I left now look here Cassidy

this has gone far enough I resent your

suspicions you're getting a little ahead

of yourself am I you've got it all

figured out I work for the railroad

company my wife represented her uncle

naturally I knew that the railroad

planned to extend their main line I own

a 3030 Winchester rifle when you

investigate further you'll find that I

suggested the purchase of this property

to the the railroad officials so I came

quietly to Clarksville and murdered my

wife's uncle you can say that cadba try

to prove it I have a perfect Alibi for

my time besides how could I or my wife

benefit by her uncle's death

how Mrs is Madden you're your uncle's

only beneficiary and you do this will

for him Carol you didn't mention this to

me no dick as far as I was concerned

this was just a worthless Old Town

possibly good for firewood I really

didn't expect the railroad company to

meet my uncle's terms hoppy yeah but

what about that other matter the one you

haven't mentioned oh that's right uh

thanks

Sheriff have either of you heard Titus

mention the rediscovery of the gold

Vin the gold Vin that's right oh that is

ridiculous I don't know the sheriff says

he's mentioned it several times lately I

won't stand for any more questioning if

we're accused of murder I demand that a

formal charge be placed against us

immediately you're not going to be

charged with anything for the time

being now may I suggest that you both

help with the

burial the others want to bury Titus I

was determined to F out the hiding place

of Our Mysterious friend who seemed to

possess the cunning of a

packrat my search was interrupted by The

Return of the

freighter

Luma said he'd hurried back in in case

there was anything he could do his left

arm was bandaged in answer to my

question he said he'd torn his arm on a

nail when he was

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unloading he wanted to attend the

bearing of Titus and walked off to join

the

others

I retraced my steps to the hotel I had

to find the water

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supply

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this was an old shed apparently built as

an afterthought none of the barrels

contained water but I knew there was

some near me the place was cold and damp

then I remembered an old trick of the

Mexican people I moved some boards on

the floor and found what I had been

searching for Titus had dug a hole in

the ground and sunk his water Barrel in

it this kept the water cool and fresh as

I I replaced the boards I noticed

something on the ground blood stains I

knew I'd found the place where I'd meet

our

ambusher my patience was

rewarded sometime later an old man

carrying a 3030 Winchester entered I let

him get to the water before I spoke oh

there you

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are go ahead get your drink of water I

want for my arm will you Nick me you H

to rec cuss well go on and get your

water then we'll see about fixing that

arm while we talk I ain't got nothing to

say suppose we put it this way I have

something I want to say to you now get

your

water hurry it

up that's enough come

on

sit down there although he was suffering

the old fell didn't want me to touch his

arm his name was John Henderson he was

just a little tetched not much

background to him he' lived in

Clarksville when it was a Boom Town from

time to time he came back to visit Titus

an old friend Henderson thought he could

find the gold vein again and Titus had

promised him half of it he'd been

sleeping in a cell under the general

store that's why we couldn't find him he

denied killing Titus and said he didn't

have any idea who could have done it

neither did he hear the shot that ended

his friend's life he admitted that he'd

eaten with Titus and that was the last

time he had seen him

alive later he'd found the dead body

then saw us riding in he knew about

lum's coming through but Lumis didn't

know he was living in the

town when I asked him why he was taking

Hot Shots at us he said he didn't know

but what we' killed his friend besides

he didn't want any strangers around when

the gold boom struck again I assured him

I was not interested in his dream of

wealth cautious questioning revealed he

didn't know anything about the railroad

deal I started outside to turn him over

to the

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sheriff Sheriff here's our ambusher John

Henderson well if you're not a sight for

my sore eyes what reason would you have

for killing Titus he says he didn't do

it by goly he could have it that stop

lying you didn't even know I was in town

oh I knew you was hold up here all along

Henderson were

you minut well we may as well get back

home there's not much more we can

do yeah I guess you might as

well well I suppose you go ahead with a

railroad deal now that you you own this

town yes what's this about Miss Carol

owning the

town well her uncle left her everything

in his will that ain't right why not I'm

supposed to get to town if anything

happened to Titus

oh but that's not what it says in the

will no well read this it's in Titus own

handwriting and it's all legal he gave

it to me to protect my

interests he must have know something

was going to happen happened to him he

owed me a lot of money and he said when

the railroad came through he'd pay me

well it says so right there well this is

titus's handwriting all right and you're

also right in assuming that he was

afraid something was going to happen to

him that paper isn't legal yeah well

where till I get to the rail head and

I'll hire myself a real lawyer you're

going to need one Mr Lumis what are you

talking about it's too bad you never

learned how to read who says I can't

read well if you could you You' have

never given me this listen to what it

says to whom it may concern Fred Lumis

plans to kill me he knows about the

railroad wanting to buy my property and

has tried to force me to give him a bill

of sale I have not told him about my

will in order to protect my niece carol

Madden sign Titus

Clark well

Lumis you're

lying Lumis I knew you couldn't read

yesterday when you gave me that envelope

and said it was from titus's niece it

was actually from the railroad you're

talking through your hat Mister when the

postmaster gives you letters he tells

you who they're for and you put your own

marks of identification on them you're

just guessing no no Lumis I went out on

the road I found out where you'd pulled

your wagon off to one side you got out

and walked back into town you shot Titus

without Henderson even knowing you were

here then you went back to the wagon

then you drove back into town like

nothing had happened so we're taking you

in for murder oh no he ain't drop those

guns give me that paper cassidie hand it

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over my hobby this don't say nothing

about Luma threatening Titus doesn't

well maybe I better learn how to read

oh here it says to whom it may concern I

owe Fred Lumis

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$963.66

out of the money I leave her thank youit

signed Titus Clark sure it is and the

word is air not

hair

get

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in well red when you come back through

Clarksville we'll have a restaurant

open no thanks ma'am I don't think I'll

be back I know the food's good out at

the bar

20 well goodbye goodbye goodbye goodbye

long Old

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Timer

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hi there friends this is the first time

in the 5 years since you've been kind

enough to invite me into your homes on

television that I've taken the liberty

of speaking to you

personally I would just like to assure

you that any product you see Ho's name

on in my mind is the

finest now here's a little message for

my little

friends always mind your daddy and your

mommy

please remember they're the best friends

you have in the world till next week

take good care of

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yourselves h on

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c h on C he return soon again there's no

use to say goodbye

until

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then here he here he comes there's the

tret there's the drums here he

comes

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C I received an urgent letter from my

old friend Sheriff Jeff Barton over in

Stone Valley he wrote that he was having

a little trouble and asked me to drop by

if I could spare the time now Sheriff

Jeff has been a law officer the best

part of his life and is a Fearless man

so when he said he was having a little

trouble it meant something serious my

saddle pal red Connors was eager to go

along because just the mention of

trouble and the chance of getting mixed

up in it was like a tonic to

him

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at the top of the hill we look down on

Stone Valley at the far end to the South

was the town our

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destination

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la

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Sheriff Jeff Barton he's hurt bad his

Ranch is only a short way from here

let's get him home and get a doctor

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for

how is he doctor well I can't tell the

extent of his injuries till I make a

more thorough examination there may be

serious complications could I talk to

him for a minute all since he knows you

Mr Cassidy and you're a friend of his

why it might lift his Spirit if he knows

you're around thank you uh but only for

a minute thanks

doctor Goodbye Mr Robert goodbye doc

thanks

again say uh did you see the men who

tried to kill Sheriff no hoppy me didn't

get close enough to get a good look at

him soon as a Buckboard wrecked they

cleared out fast it's an outrage well I

ain't been keeping score about what's

been going on here in Stone Valley but

you can say that again Mr Roberts Steven

Roberts like my friends here I own a

ranch yeah I'm glad to know you Mr

Roberts Connor is my name most everybody

calls me red friend of Cassidy yeah

hopping me's been knocking around

together for years we ranchers are

desperate I I don't know what we'll do

with our Sheriff laid up

Hoppy's a good friend of the sheriff

he'd be glad to help you we sure need

all the help we can get so long so

long as the doc said my old friend

Sheriff Barton was glad that red and I

had arrived he told me as much as he

could about the trouble in Stone Valley

but I didn't let him talk too long

doctor's orders I learned that Stone

Valley was being run by a group who call

themselves the ranchers Cooperative

Association for a year this Association

had been friendly and given the ranchers

credit for the supplies they needed the

bills were to be paid when the crops and

the cattle were

sold recently the ranchers had found out

that their bills had been padded with

interest and unfair prices when they

couldn't pay the association threatened

foreclosure and refused more credit

attempts to haul in supplies were

stopped by mysterious

Raiders and some of the ranchers had

been killed the sheriff himself had been

the latest victim just just before he

lapsed into unconsciousness he told me

that a man named Morgan was the head of

the

association I decided to pay him a

visit I left Sheriff Barton in the care

of some neighbors while red and I rode

into town to call on Morgan I had told

red what the sheriff had said and as

usual he perked up and His Eyes Were

Gleaming at the prospect of a fight but

that was one thing I planned to avoid if

possible

the ranchers Cooperative Association

cannot extend any more credit for

supplies to ranchers who have not paid

their current bill this smells like a

politician's promise to me uh red when

we get inside let me do the talking huh

I won't say anything you know me hoppy

yeah I do know you that's why I'm

telling

you hi Robert you men are going to see

Morgan you're wasting your time I just

saw him and demanded that the

association get more credit for the

ranchers he not only refused but ordered

me

out well maybe we'll have better luck

this is no joking matter Cassidy if we

don't get supplies soon we'll be starved

out I wouldn't be surprised if the men

raiding our wagons are hired by

Morgan this Morgan sounds like a low

down white lied

skunk uh let's go in and find out for

ourselves

you Mr Morgan yes I'm Morgan my name is

Cassidy this red Connors you do well

what can I do for you I'm a friend of

sheriff Barton oh well I'm sorry about

the sheriff's acent he was a good man

he's still a good

man I think I know why you men are here

the Ranchers have told you that the

association was unfair to them because

he wouldn't give them any more credit

well that seems to be the general

opinion I don't have to explain anything

to you Cassidy the association's done of

your Affair I haven't said that it was

have

I well you seem to be an intelligent man

sit down I'll explain our position to

you maybe you can make these thick

skulled ranchers understand well it

might help clear things up the

association is a business organization a

year ago we tried to help the ranchers

by extending liberal credit to them for

their

supplies now when they won't pay we find

ourselves with thousands of dollars on

the books look at those

shelves with our Capital gone we were

unable to restock and now the ranchers

they demand more credit and more

supplies I see what you mean you've

probably also heard that we're going to

start foreclosure proceedings against

the ranchers yeah we did hear that we're

in business to make money not to lose it

actually we'll use legal means to get

back what they owe us well what you say

certainly makes sense I knew you'd

understand you any idea who the varmits

are that've been raiding the ranchers

wagons I'd like to get my hands on them

they raided two of

ours they made a mistake when they

picked on Sheriff Barton murder is bad

business murder I thought you said the

sheriff would recover I don't remember

saying anything about the sheriff's

Health come on

r

see you

later Morgan was a kg character but I

began to suspect that he knew far more

about the Raiders than he said his reply

to my hint that the sheriff had been

murdered was proof that someone had

informed him of Barton's condition and

the Informer had to be someone who was

at the house this

morning I can't figure what you got up

your sleeve but I know you got something

not a thing

Cassidy Robertson the ranchers do you

want to see them sure why

not did Morgan agree to give you more

supplies for us ranchers now see here

Robert poppy never said he'd get any

supplies for you you were inside the

store and saw the empty shelves that

doesn't mean a thing they've got plenty

of supplies stacked away somewhere hey

you seem pretty sure of that well it's

obvious they're not being starved out

and I suppose you would advise the

ranchers to turn over their land the

association well they're going to

foreclose what else can we

do did you ever think of fighting for

your rights hey that's an idea hoppy

there's Freight huling outfits at the

County Seat that'll get supplies in here

that has possibilities yeah and another

thing we can start our own store we'll

fight this Association bunch at their

own game but that's dangerous what's so

darn dangerous about it well it might

start a fight we've had enough Bloodshed

in the valley oh I don't know good fight

out in the open kind of clears the air

yeah just let them skunks that have been

raiding Your Wagon show their faces look

here Cassidy we didn't ask for your help

who gave you authority to butt into our

Affairs I still say this store idea is

foolish and dangerous I think my friends

here will agree with me killing people

may be all right for you but we want no

part of

it why that low R you wait here har I

said wait

here

I didn't know why a red suggestion about

the store made this fellow Robert so

angry but there was a reason for it

which I intended to find out at the

moment it was important to play posum

until I had proof of what I suspected

Roberts red and I have no intentions of

starting any Gunplay my only interest

here is to get The Men Who attack the

sheriff I'm going out to see him he's

promised to tell me who and what is

behind the association's attempt to

freeze out the the ranchers well that's

good news Cassidy why didn't Sheriff

Barton tell us ranchers well he probably

hadn't finished his investigation yet I

certainly hope you can find some way to

help us out we can't hold out much

longer I was against red store idea but

I hope I'm wrong I own that vacant store

across the street here's the key use it

well thank you very

much

hey when that Robert left here he was

about ready to cut off my ear you go

over there and get him to eat n of your

hand how do you do it nothing to it hey

we're in business don't tell me he gave

you the store sure you decided to give

your idea a try well I'm not so sure

that'll work Cy well of course it'll

work haven't you always said you'd like

to settle down and have a business your

own yeah now is your big chance where

are we going to get the

supplies didn't you say you knew a

Freight hauling outfit at the County

Seat did I say that you said that on a

lot of other things I'm going out to see

Sheriff Barton you stay here and get

things fixed up and keep out of trouble

there's your key

yeah but h a hobby but hobby I

can't

are they gone yes I want some of our men

to follow him out to sheriff Barton's

Ranch this time we got to get them both

he gave me the idea that Barton had been

murdered you were a fool of fall for

that I told you the sheriff was still

alive when I left his Ranch now you told

me the men would get him too well I

couldn't know that Cassidy would be

riding out in the valley at that

particular time we shouldn't have raided

the sheriff's wagon if You' have listen

listen to me I give the orders where are

the men in the stable I keep them on of

s side don't tell them to get started we

haven't got any time to

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lose

the men leave yeah I told him to riddle

a sheriff's room to make sure that

Cassidy got his good Dexter and Lawson

still around yeah I only sent four men

well we've uh got a little job right

here in town that needs taken care of

take Dexter and Lawson and uh see if you

can find some way to discourage our

friend across the

street oh that'll be a pleasure meantime

I'll ride out to the Sheriff's and put

on a big a act about these outrageous

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killings

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hold no

oh

don't do

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that oh no

no

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there

go there

go

the doc gave me permission to talk with

the sheriff again but it wasn't much use

he was suffering from a severe

concussion and only came two now and

then once in a while he'd open his eyes

and smile a little and I knew he

recognized

me I was glad that he at least knew I

was on the job

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n

I there a couple of big Bo over there

too soon as he dismounted red told me

what had happened to him in Stone Valley

he was hopping mad and wanted my

permission to return and shoot it out

with his tormentors I couldn't blame him

but we had more important things to

consider I told him about the Raiders

and their killing Sheriff Barton just

then we heard hoof

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Beach

I was down the road I heard shots coming

from this direction and I saw four men

riding away oh we did have some visitors

did you get a look at any of them I

wasn't close enough they killed the

sheriff didn't

they uh they tried to kill him I'm going

after those men I'd like you to go with

me oh of course I'll go with you see

here Hoy you just told me I told you to

stay here and guard the sheriff can't

you get that through that big thick

skull of yours I'll go in and tell him

you're going to be here to take care of

it

Robert's words were a tip off and I

began putting two and two

together how did he know that the

sheriff was the target of the men riding

away and why was he sure the sheriff had

been killed but I knew my suspicion was

no good without

proof

Ren come

here did you see the

sheriff who me I just got here and

we

Here Comes

Hoy but don't stand there like an idiot

get in the

house come on

Robert how Dar if I understand hoppy

first he tell me the sheriff's did and

then

he

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Sheriff

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get the ranchers and ride to Robert's

Ranch hurry

poppy you're going the wrong

way see those tracks your Ranch is down

this way isn't it yeah that's where

we're heading what's the meaning of this

we'll talk about that when we get there

get going well you must be out of your

mind if you're and not going to try to

capture those Killers I will Robert I

said we were heading for your Ranch now

get

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going

would you mind telling me what this is

all

about sit

down well the association's been good to

you no danger of you being starved out

those are mine I can prove it I bought

those supplies when the association

first started to give trouble to the

ranchers you'll have plenty of time for

aliis

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later

well this letter from the government is

very interesting I can explain that you

should have explain to your friends the

ranchers that the government was buying

up land in Stone Valley for a Cavalry

post you and I taking a ride to the

county seat I got all the evidence I

need you won't get away with this

Cassidy my men will be here soon you

mean your hired Killers that's fine I

got a score to settle with them

too all right Cassidy now's your chance

get rid of

them in here man

Cassidy

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oh

I'm a little late huh no you're just in

time drag him out of

herey

hey wait a minute gentlemen the

government wants land here in Stone

Valley to build a Cavalry post they're

not grabbing your ranches anyone who

wants to sell can sell if you don't want

to you don't have

to well red you got a nice store here

you're going to make a great storekeeper

good luck to

you so long and good luck

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here you are partner the D store is

yours happy wait I'm

coming change your mind huh come

on hi there did you hear what the man

said I did and I agree with every word

of it if you buy his product I'm sure

you'll like it and it'll tickle my

sponsor to death

now I thought for my little partners be

happy and proud that you're an American

remember there are millions of little

boys and girls all over the world that

would give anything for that privilege

until next week so long and good luck to

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you Hong C he return soon again there's

no use to say

goodbye here he here he comes there's

the trumpets there's the drums here he

comes on

C here he

come

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this is Arizona over 100,000 square

miles of mountains desert and plains

raising cattle is the big business right

now it's in pretty bad shape a drought

started early in the year streams and

water holes have dried up that's why red

Connors and I are here herb Dy an old

friend of ours who went into the banking

business after he made a rich gold Gold

Strike at sent for us he's in Little

Rock Basin the cattle raising Center of

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Arizona hi Buckley still no break in the

weather Walton two more weeks of this

drought Little Rock basement will bust

wide open there's no use worrying about

it maybe not but if the cattle business

goes under that'll mean the end of the

Cattleman's Association that's right

Steve seeing you'll be out of a job with

the rest of us you're taking this Mighty

casual

look we'll all have better jobs if what

I'm figuring on Works what do you mean

well you know dar's been shelling out

money hand over a fist since before

enduring this drought well everybody in

town knows that well the normal ring

season's just about over right right if

the elements don't fool us you'll have

to go on carrying these cattle until

late in the fall it'll take more money

than he has to do that exactly in 30

days time he'd be flat broke the bank's

assets will be sold at auction and I'll

bid them in on a dime on the dollar and

control all the cattle and grazing land

in the basement all right suppose it

works that way how do we feed and water

the stock well we'll do what the cman

can't afford to we'll sell the stock for

whatever we can get if it's only $10

ahead we'll make

plenty yeah I guess you're right and it

won't be long before this drought's

forgotten new herds will be brought

in remember that the grazing fees won't

be anything to be sneezed

at the day we rode into Little Rock the

weather was hot and dry there still

hadn't been any

rain

the lack of drinking water for the

animals brought home to us that the

situation must be more serious than we'

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thought

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as we passed the cashier we heard him

telling the two men's window that dhy

had instructed him to put $5,000 more

into each of their accounts and as I

told you before I'm not forgetting that

you Catman grub stake me time and time

again so as long as I have the money

you're all welcome to it Gil see the

cashier he'll fix you

up isn't this is turning out to be more

than you bargain for dority not at all I

have faith in Little Rock Basin and I

have faith in you Cattleman I'll go

along with you to my last dollar don't

get out I'm

busy

thanks didn't you hear me say that I

was happy how are you Red how are you

when you got here fast we didn't waste

any time when we got word you want to

see us yeah this new fangle telegraph's

a great thing it sure is well uh sit

down both of you thanks well you seem to

be doing pretty well here what's your

problem well I uh I don't know just how

to explain the situation I'm in well

suppose we start at the beginning

huh well after I made my strike I wanted

to do something for those that helped me

during the lean years yeah well opening

a bank seemed the best way the cattle

industry was growing the Cattlemen

needed money to increase their herds and

land Holdings I let them have

it a that's wonderful you feel that way

about the cattan but what do you know

about running a bank oh sh there's

nothing to it you just lend money and

take notes and mortgages I have a stack

of them that

high but the banking business isn't that

simple you had to know the value of Land

and Cattle in order to protect yourself

and your

depositors I've been trying to convince

daddy of that for a long

time she pretty as

ever see you too I have an idea you were

responsible for that telegram we got

you're right I'm worried terribly now

Pat please Daddy let me talk about it

from the little I overheard I uh I know

dad hasn't told you what's wrong so I

will it won't take me

long in a few minutes Pat explained how

things stood her father and the bank

were land poor they practically owned

Little Rock Basin dhy had been generous

to a fault now he would have to continue

advancing money or lose what he had

already

invested I asked Dy if he had tried to

raise money on those mortgages and notes

he told me out of town Banks wouldn't

lend a dime on grazing land at normal

times there was no use trying during the

drought of course as a last resort the

cattle could be sold but the buyers were

aware of the conditions in Little Rock

Basin and wouldn't hesitate to take

advantage of it so that was ruled

out Dorney was plainly discouraged he'd

been letting his friends down and that

to him was a crime suddenly I had a

thought I put it up to them why couldn't

we drive the cattle where feed and water

was plentiful it wouldn't be easy it' be

a long hard drive but it could be

done that's the answer hoppy where will

you take the cattle to the twin Rivers's

range we got plenty of feed and water

there how about the cattle will they

agree to have the herge move that far

well I don't think they have much choice

if they want to save him but we're going

to have to move fast leave that to me

the Roundup will start as soon as I

spread the word around you'll Trail Boss

the outfit hoppy thank you her so long

Patty bye hoppy bye Pat bye

red the Cattleman without exception were

in favor of the plan they set their

Crews to work rounding up the

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herds in search of food and water the

cattle had roam far and

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wide

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one of you men Frank Walton yeah I am my

name is Cassidy I'm a friend of her Dy

right Tom's expecting you this is Steve

Buckley how are you glad to know you I'd

have dropped in sooner but I've been

helping around the cattle over in Little

Rock Basin they were scattered all over

the country Dy thought maybe your men

could help give us a hand well sure sure

would be glad to send them over that's

fine have report to Charlie Gil over in

the east ringe as soon as you can but

why you moving the stock now we're going

to graze the herd at Twin Rivers there's

plenty of feed and water there good idea

we thought so thanks

again we going to let the Cattleman get

away with that

uh-uh we you going to let them think

they

are it took two weeks of hard work to

round up the cattle and get the drive

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underway we figured it was better not to

push the cattle just let them amble

along they had a hard trip ahead of

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them

well they don't seem to have very many

men for the job yeah they're

short-handed all right it's a break we

need there's Rough Country the other

side of the pass through the mountains

yeah that's the spot I picked the men

will meet me there later well you're

taking care of things out here I'll get

busy in

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town the cattle kept moving along slowly

but steadily we were making better time

than than I had thought

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possible everything's all set Steve and

Jack's men will hit him from the other

side and from the front we hit him from

here

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not expecting anything like this we were

caught flat footed there was no chance

of stopping the Stampede or catching any

of those responsible for it the cattle

would had to run themselves out and the

hard work of rounding them up would have

to be done all over again Dy and the

Cattleman would have to be told so red

and I decided to have a talk with the

boys then go back to Little

Rock we'd stopped at ga's Ranch on our

way back to Little Rock and found we

weren't the only ones with bad news

Gail's Foreman told us Dy had been shot

by an unknown as salent the day after

the drive started that he was alive but

in critical

condition to make matters worse word did

gotten around that he had tried to take

his own life that the bank was in bad

shape and about to fail this started a

run on the bank and patted Cent for Gale

and Walton red and I didn't want to miss

that

meeting P I'm convinced that the

shooting of your father the stampeding

of the cattle and the run on this Bank

all happening within days of each other

isn't just coincidence it was planned

but why that we have to find out if the

Run goes on tomorrow we won't have

enough cash to carry us through the day

wait a minute tomorrow's Saturday you'll

only be open 2 hours from 10 to 12 I

know that but I still don't think we can

do it oh that had have given us the

whole weekend to try to get to the

bottom of what's going on here has Dad

used the money he put in my account in

the cfax bank no he wouldn't touch that

under any circumstances then we won't

tell him poy when Dad sold his mining

claims he put $10,000 in the kfax bank

for me I'll Telegraph the bank to put it

on the next stage well that'll be Monday

afternoon today stage is already

left if I used that old trail through

the mountains I might be able to get the

Cold Faction back before the bank opens

tomorrow happy if you only could

Telegraph the bank and tell them to have

that money ready no matter what time I

get there you do it we'll bring in as

much money as we can scrape up tonight

fine

the money had been waiting for me in

cfax and by midm morning I was well on

my way back to Little Rock another hour

or so and I'd be

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there

I was caught right in the middle how

many more men were waiting for me along

the trail I had no way of

telling my best bet seem to head for

Rough

Country

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I decided not to take any chances of the

money falling into wrong hands if luck

was with me I could pick it up

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later

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puppy's in trouble

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the failer to get the the bank's money

away from me gave me an idea I believed

if I played my cards right I'd get to

the bottom of things it was going to be

tricky but I felt I could handle

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it

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I'm glad you're all right I was afraid

of something like this that's why we

rode out we didn't get here any too soon

yeah a few minutes later and them hold

up men have had the money hold up men

money what are you talking about Mister

M what do you mean calling me mister you

know I'm red Connor

now listen

hoppy what did you call me look I'm

getting mad hoppy short for hop along

Cassidy

hoppy H along I never heard of him now

listen we haven't got time for this

foolishness we got to get into Little

Rock with this $10,000 you brought from

kfax $10,000 kfax I we caught up with

you before the men who were chasing you

did so you must still have it well I I

haven't got it on me say maybe you've

gotten me mistaken for somebody else I

don't know now listen hoppy this has

gone far enough if you ain't Hong

Cassidy who are you well

I'm I don't

know he must have fallen from his horse

and knocked his memory

loose yeah he must how about

backtracking it's no use in country as

rough as this our only hopes to get him

into town see if doc weatherbe can do

something to get his memory back come on

that's

right all right boys you better get him

inside real

quick let go the bank I'll be right back

red was worried about the situation at

the bank I was too but I figured he'd

work things out there besides I had to

go through with what I'd

started 4 95 96 97 uh sign this please

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one moment

please uh please check this to see if

the amount is

correct there's enough cash left to pay

it qu star I want my

money I'll have to ask them to wait

until Monday morning they'll put the

place

down maybe

not

where do you think you're going I got to

see Miss dhy not a chance look at that

clock on the wall 1 minute till closing

time get back to end of the line This

Bank in closing as long as I'm standing

on my feet maybe you ain't going to be

on your feet in about a minute

yeah

only 15 seconds before

12:00 1 2 3 4 5

6 7 8 9 10 11

12 the bank will be open Monday morning

as usual those of you who still want

your money will be

paid you got some coffee I gu you'll use

some we all could bring in some lunch

too will you we're going to be working

all afternoon

right the medical term for loss of

memory is

amnesia it isn't dangerous but I don't

believe there's any known cure well

maybe the doctors don't have any cure

for

it but I heard that if you's coming over

here there was no excitement outside the

bank this was a good sign but I knew Pat

not being aware that I had faked the

loss of memory must be dreading having

to face an angry bunch of people on

Monday

morning Pat was angry she didn't mince

words balling red out he defended

himself saying he'd heard that another

blow on the head might bring back my

memory finally they both ran out of

breath this gave me a chance to tell

them that I hadn't lost my memory and

that the money was safely hidden then I

went on and pointed out that only four

men knew about me going after the money

the cashier the telegrapher and the two

who were with red one of them must have

planned the attack on me red agreed but

Pat was doubtful she insisted they were

all friends of her father they wouldn't

harm him I hope she was right but I was

almost sure she wasn't there was only

one way to find out I put that up to her

Pat listened carefully she questioned me

a couple of times I answered her a

satisfaction and she agreed to spread

word and strict confidence to each of

the four men that I had recovered my

memory and was going after the

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money I didn't leave town until after

had had spoken to the four men and

emphasized to each that he was the only

one she was

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telling

I spotted somebody trailing me I didn't

try to see who it

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was I stopped and pretended to be

looking for a certain spot to give

whoever was following me time to close

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in

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cold chills were running up and down my

spine even with the precautions I'd

taken I knew there was a chance a slug

it ripped right into my back any

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minute

earlier red had staked himself out near

where I was to pretend to look for the

money lucky for me he'd been right on

the job we immediately recognized

Buckley as one of Walton's men Walton

had sent him to watch me and make

certain I didn't run off with the money

he was lying and we knew

it there was no doubt in our minds that

Walton was the man we were

after so we decided to take Buckley back

to town and try to figure some way of

proving it

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I handed the money to Pat and told red

to check and see if Walton was in his

office then I told Buckley to act as

though the money was in the saddle

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bags

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where you been I was getting worried

thought I made a mistake letting you go

alone after that money from cby you did

make a

mistake one you'll be a long time paying

for

what happened I never saw you move so

fast thanks come on get on your feet

come

on let's

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go it's remarkable how the folks in

Little Rock came to Dad's assistance as

soon as they found out what had been

going on more money's pouring into the

bank than ever before you were dad your

had a lot of trust in them cattle men

red if Mor man had the faith in people

that he has this world would be a much

nicer place to live in yes it would say

when he gets well enough to travel why

don't you bring him over to Twin Rivers

bar 20 is a nice peaceful place I'll do

that as a matter of fact we'll probably

be waiting for you when you arrive with

the cattle

cattle that sounds like a gentle hint

for us to go to

work sure does we'll see you at when

r

hi there my little friends have you been

washing your face and hands good

lately how about your

ears they look pretty

good don't forget that soap and water

not only keeps you nice and clean but it

also protects your health so use lots of

it won't you I'll see you next week

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where

Cowboys Hong

c h c he return soon again there's no

use to say goodbye unto

then H long cast