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THE WEST LAW

Where you Did you find the horse?

Tate?

Tate is our friend.

- Where are you going? - To Captain George.

Do not go, Please, Dad.

Winter is coming. Our people will be cold, hungry.

Tate says that Captain George He's mad at us.

Because you are walking

We keep our horses for when we need them.

Take my horse, Father. Go home, Etia.

Please, take it.

Tate's horse! Tate is our friend.

Because you still hating him?

He is white.

Tate is our friend.

Not bad for a pony.

I can have it for me, Tate?

Good...

I do not know. Come on, please, you promised.

- When? Maybe he did not.

Did not I ride very well?" Of course, you rode.

Good. We can. attack the Indians.

I told you not to mention that.

You'll never have a horse if you keep talking like that.

- Promise me. I did not mean it, Tate.

It's all right.

Open the gate and put your horse inside.

My horse?

Go ahead, he should be the donkey.

What happened, Grut?

They are coming to the city, Sheriff, the old man and the boy.

I'll see you later, Billy.

They walk very smart for beggars, right?

Where do you think What's going on, boss?

Not so fast, not so fast, boss!

Let them through!

That's better.

Come back now for their jobs.

Oh, this old thing!

Well, what? Was this time?

I made a question.

Captain, the winter, our people need ...

Who cares what your people need,

if that's what my People need it, you know?

We need to food and clothing too.

My people need!

I will say what I need.

I need that you leave.

You understood me? Out of here.

Leave the Black Hills and go to the reserve.

This is what I want, and that's what I'll get.

If it had not been for his friend Tate,

I would have sent you to a hole a long time ago.

Calm down.

Okay, they're going now. Go ahead.

Start walking.

Do you agree with me now,

it's not worth it be cool with them?

That they do not will they go peacefully?

Tate, I tried your way and does not work.

From now on, it will be my way.

There will be no more carts, no more charities,

there will be nothing!

Get out now! Now!

People do not They want to see you here.

You saw how they they did right now.

They get nervous.

Go now. Live in the Oklahoma, as the government said.

This is our house.

You must hear me, Yellow Wolf,

and listen well:

Here is our home.

Our home! We pay every centimeter

of this place, not with money, but with blood.

And we're staying here.

The Cheyennes is that will go away.

Now!

- Where did you find? - I found.

There is much more where was found.

Well, why do you? brought it to me?

I asked you a question, for Who brought the gold to me?

Is it one of the cheyenne tricks? It's not a trick.

We know the whites, they are thirsty for gold.

We are with hunger in our homes.

Strictly business, is not it?

What do you think, Tate?

Sounds like a transaction.

Their gold, for their houses.

You have nothing to lose, captain.

It's the kind of agreement that I like.

All right, boss.

I'll go tomorrow to give a look at the rest of it.

If it is is as you say, let's make a Deal.

This is not a trick. the white man?

Is returning back to me.

Well, then you do not have nothing to negotiate, right?

I'll see you tomorrow, boss. Shut up.

I'll go with you. - Not.

- I have to help. - Not.

Tate ... I want to talk to you.

Who killed him?

I said, who killed him?

It seems to be a murder.

No one murdered him.

"He and your son probably-" - This is a lie!

He was murdered.

And you know this.

Think a little Tate, where Will you find a witness?

He was not killed in a struggle between the Indians?

Battle is one thing, murder is another.

Make sure that he's buried, sergeant.

Tate.

I just want to tell you a thing for your good.

Do not forget Which side are you on?

There are many people I'm asking about you.

Very well, Garvin, Tell me, what happened?

The gun went off. - I know that!

I asked you only for irritate them, to scare them.

That's right... but the way you said it,

I had the idea that I wanted a little more than that.

What about Tate? Are you going to do something?

I have to take this tin star from near us.

How many Cheyennes do you think? What's in there, a few hundred?

No more than that. How many are warriors?

Not many, fifty ... maybe less.

Where did you find this?

At your table.

It is the gift of farewell of Yellow Wolf.

He said that there are many more where this came from.

Do you want me to Where did you come from?

We have to get rid of them first,

before you start an excavation.

you sure Are not they going to fight?

How will they do it? They have no weapons ...

not many horses ...

and most importantly, they they have no boss to lead.

So if the path is open to enter and clean,

what are you waiting for? "Have you lost your mind?"

I want to say no We need to fight now.

Without Yellow Wolf, our walk ... now, this ...

will move without ... no difficulty.

Everything we have to doing is simply ...

get up there and ... run the squeegee.

Ah, Tate ...

You should be the specialist in Indians here,

what do you think What will they do?

They will return.

How, on foot?

Little wolf always he looked for reasons to fight.

The old boss was enough to keep you on the line.

But now it's different.

Maybe he's one more specialist in Indian women

than in Indian warriors, huh?

They'd rather die than go out. From these hills, they will return, Captain.

These are the order Washington, Tate.

He says that the Cheyennes should ...

to go to Oklahoma as early as possible,

by any means that you find.

By any means that I find ...

it means that I Can I go there tomorrow?

and clean the Everyone, if I want to.

Then why you are not going?

They do not have nothing to fight.

You're afraid of them, Captain, you always had.

That's the real reason Why do not you come in?

and it ends with them, does not it?

Hey Tate, hey, wait for me!

Where did you get this leg? - Where have you been?

At Dick's party, of birthday.

Birthday party? What they did?

Do they serve mud cake?

Dick was more muddy, you should have seen him.

Is your horse on the road? - That's not it.

Where are we going? I heard about Yellow Wolf.

- What did you hear? - He's dead.

He started a fight. in the city and was shot.

He did not start anything, he was just shot.

Dick's father said something else. I do not care what he said.

Yellow Wolf was murdered.

He says never We killed an Indian.

Come on, let's go.

Where are you going?

First I have who find someone,

when I get back I'll help get dressed.

- We're getting out of here. - Where are we going?

I do not know, maybe People find a place.

But I like it here, the My friends are here.

I will not go, Tate, you can not make me

You are not my father.

Go inside if wash for dinner.

Amy, prepare something for him to eat, please.

Do you want me to wait for you, Tate? I'll be too late.

Do you have to leave, Tate?

Wait. Wait a minute.

Why do not you come and take your soup now?

The food will be Cold when you come back.

I have to see someone. - Please, Tate.

We have to communicate something, Tate.

We just had a meeting in the captain's office.

Looks good.

We decided that We want a new sheriff.

Someone to take care of of us, not of the Indians.

So?

We came to take the star, Tate.

Go ahead, take it.

I would not worry about get a new Marshall.

I would worry about arranging a law against murder.

She does not seem to want to fall into your hands, Garvin. I wonder why?

You missed the your star, Tate.

But do not forget Which side are you on.

With you and George in Come back, I'll never forget.

Now get out out of my way.

I'm waiting for you a long time.

I almost Do not get here.

- I'm glad you waited. I always wait for you.

My father told me to go back to the village. But I did not hear him.

Do not worry, Tate. Dad and I, my brother.

were walking to St. Creek today.

Without horses they will carry long to return home.

When you look at this, I know you want to talk.

This time it's different.

I said that before, but This time I mean ...

We're going to some place where there are no fights.

The father said that I would not fight any more.

He has something to to give Captain George,

and he will not cast us out.

Your father is dead.

They killed him.

My brother?

He's gone.

- Where are you going? - To my brother.

Wait a moment!

My father is dead, let me go.

You are not going to nowhere.

Let George and Little Wolf fight alone.

I love you Itia, and I want you to if you be my wife.

I want you to go away with me.

- This is my house. It's the white man's house.

The earth is changing, have to change with it.

- And I'll help you. - What will happen?

Captain George believes without a boss ...

will be able to send your staff to the Indian Territory without fighting.

My brother is the boss now.

George does not think that you will fight.

- Is that you? - Yes!

We will fight to the death.

I know.

But I do not want to be by near when this happens.

I've had enough fights.

The Black Hills are my home.

There's an hour to fight ...

but not this time.

You can lose everything.

The Cheyennes did not you have nothing to lose.

We lose.

You and I.

Yes, we lost.

Our father is dead.

I know.

From Tate?

Yes.

Tate said what the captain will do?

The Captain does not believe that we will fight.

Does Tate believe this?

Tonight we will attack.

We will bring men back whites, horses, guns and bullets.

Our father would not fight. Our father is dead.

If you attack them, they will come with the army.

They'll kill us all.

Without horses and weapons they will not come so fast.

We can go back.

And this time we're going to St. Creek.

We'll kill the Captain ... we will kill Tate.

And St. Creek will be home of Cheyennes again.

Tomorrow you will see Tate for the last time.

Discover the plans of the Captain George against us.

Is not fair what you ask for

It was not fair when they killed our father.

Hello.

- Are you alone? They have a party tonight.

Oh, Tate ... Be well. Welcome to our party, Tate.

What are you going to drink, Tate? I did not come to drink.

Well, get one. girl then.

Anything you want except these two. They are busy.

I had not this in mind.

Yes, I know you only have in mind that Indian girl.

You did not come and sing to me. old Indian music, huh Tate?

One more bullshit of this, and I leave the place open.

Well, say what you mean, but be quick.

We already had the enough of you for a day.

I told you before and I'll tell you again.

The Cheyennes are coming back.

I'd put more guards on tonight, because the city will have a problem.

You did not always say how friendly are the Cheyennes?

I want you to leave them alone, and they will leave us alone?

As it suddenly changed, not to deliver

you have a little local with your girl India, huh?

The army should be very emptiness of captains

to accept you.

I'll warn you in front of everyone.

Quiet!

Listen to something:

Tate here says that the Cheyennes will attack tonight.

The reason why he do not talk logically

it's because he do not drink anything

I say those Cheyennes will never attack!

Come on, let's vote.

Those who agree with Tate, scream out loud!

What they will do, Throw us stones?

Let's vote one more time, We have democracy, right?

Tate says we have which put more guards on.

And I say that Tate, he is afraid of the Indians.

That's why he thinks We have to put more guards.

How many of you think we have Who put more guards? I want to see.

Not you, dear. You take care of me.

Say good night to Tate. Come on.

I'm not going out because an old Indian was killed.

The Indians killed my mother and my father.

He is not my father, he is my uncle, you can not make me.

Billy, Tate loves you. He does it all for you.

Mother father brother, all in one man.

I know, but you do not think That's a good idea, huh Amy?

Go away?

I do not want you to go though, neither.

Why is not he not like the others in the city?

Everybody in town wants the Indians to leave.

I'm sure Tate wants ... he just does not hate them so much.

You?

I do not know...

I think so.

I'll leave it, I'll I'm going to do this, Amy.

I'll get my pony and I'll leave.

Hi, Amy, Billy.

Hi, Tate. Billy told me that will leave St. Creek tomorrow.

I would not want to lose my two pensioners.

From your kitchen?

I am sure that the room do not stay empty too long,

Is not that Billy?

I'm not going away.

It seems that no one You want to come with me.

I will not, honestly, Tate. You will see.

What do you tell me to go? to bed Billy? It's late.

I'm not leaving. You will see this.

Guess who goes cause me problems

Where are you going, Tate?

I have not thought of that yet. We'll find a place.

Why do you Is it really going?

Because I'm tired of the battles against the Indians.

are you sure of Is there no other reason?

That's all.

I really think that ... we do not have the right to

convey our hatred children like Billy.

He did not care Yellow Wolf murder.

He already thinks like all others.

That the old Indian I was looking for.

I feel for Billy, It's like my son.

I'll miss them both.

We will Feel too, Amy.

But I ... I do not see the what more can be done.

There is one thing that you can do, Tate ...

Billy ... Billy needs to a home, a family ...

where he can grow properly,

like your friends.

This way he is alone, How do you ... and me too.

Yes I know.

We can do this, Tate. - Enough, you said enough.

We can Tate, I will be good. wife, we will be happy together.

Did you agree to not talking about it.

I'm so alone ... and I love you...

I love you, Tate.

I'll see what Billy's doing it.

Good evening, veteran, see you tomorrow.

- Hey, I kissed you good night. Why do we have to go, Tate?

Sleep, Billy, come on. Talk about it tomorrow.

It was because the old Indian was killed. Was not that it?

No ... that was not why.

But i like it here is our home.

It's the house of the Indians also, Billy.

And they do not want leave as much as you.

But we left some. - Exactly.

We do not have to continue.

Many people do not understand this. and because they do not understand, they are afraid.

Do you understand the What do I mean?

Everybody says that you used to be the first Indian of them all.

I hate the Indians. Killed Daddy and mommy. I hate them!

And I hate you too. I'd like to see you dead.

- He does not want to go. I do not blame you.

The Cheyenne is that they should leave, not Billy.

- You too thought so before.

I've learned a lot since then.

Maybe you've had a teacher better than the rest of us.

Do you think that learned, but it is not so.

They are dirty, uncivilized, they were not meant to live like us.

And you'll find out. I'm discovering many things.

We have the right to dislike them. I lost my husband.

Billy lost his mother, you're her sister.

All in the city lost someone.

The Indians also paid for it.

It's different with them.

They are wild.

Maybe you would like to know what a wild girl does

when your father wild is murdered.

She cries, she cries as much as You cried when John was killed.

Food and Fuel

Billy!

Folks...

I do not believe in God.

We will still have much, if not do something with the Cheyeenes.

Cap. George was sent here to get rid of them.

But they're still here.

I do not know why Captain did not get rid of them.

Maybe you're just trying to be cool, showing charity.

Charity is good only when you can practice it.

But we can not to bear it more.

After they started to kill our children.

So I say, It's not nice anymore.

From now on I'm not going to rest

until each one of them be killed every day.

With God for a witness, I'd rather fall dead.

What if Captain George can not do it ...

so let's go by ourselves.

Now we all go pray, silently.

Tate!

Get in there, I I want to talk to you.

I do not need your help.

Sorry for the boy. Be brief, I have work to do.

What will they do?" What do you think they'll do?

You should be at the here by "captain."

That's right, get drunk.

Repeat all over again.

When they come back, Maybe you let them die.

This combines a lot well with the captain.

Oh, I do not think so. that they will return.

Then I do not care. - Just a minute.

Get your hands off me! - Something must be done.

You were right when said they would come back.

We have no weapons and horses, we can not defend ourselves.

Tell this to Lobo Yellow or Billy.

They will massacre the whole we will not have a chance.

Not from what I've heard, The city wants blood.

They do not know Cheyennes has our weapons.

But you know, Are not you captain?

They will massacre the city, I tell you.

This is how it happens with the murders

first an old man, then a boy ...

and maybe later a fearful captain.

Who knows?

I was thinking this ...

I've been thinking ... an idea that can save us.

Keep them quiet for a while, and you can help here.

Look, I've asked for reinforcements and three or four days to get here.

AND...

I was thinking that ...

if you were to talk with your girl India ...

and she would influence a little your brother ...

The whole city waits that does something ...

Where are you going?

I'm going to hunt Little Wolf.

Billy would still be alive if not for him.

It's better to blame the captain. George, not Little Wolf.

If you do not blame him, then Why are you going to kill him?

I have no choice.

If I do not stop him, he will destroy the whole city.

If they do, the army will do the same when you get here.

Yes ... Except do not we'll be alive to see it.

Because you always take the side of the Indians?

I do not drink.

I just want you show the truth.

The truth is that Itia is the beautiful sister of Yellow Wolf.

If you did not love her, do not I'd be wasting my time talking.

You would be more quick to avenge Billy.

I am ashamed from you, Amy.

I have to kill one man I do not want.

I'll have to murder ...

to prevent you and everyone the rest are murdered,

and you ask me to be fast?

Hate is corrupting you Amy, as a disease.

Appears on your face When you talk.

He eats you inside.

Pretty soon someone catches of you, and it becomes an epidemic.

And that's what this city has. An epidemic of hatred. A disease.

No, love is disease. You're blind, Tate. He's blind!

Go to your Indian girl

That's where you're going, is not it?

I was hoping you'd be here. My brother forced me.

Because?

Find out what Cap. George will do next.

Maybe there's another reason? What did you want to see me?

Yes.

- I love you very much. I'll go wherever I go.

You do not want to go?

More than anything.

But I can not now.

But you said it was not- - I know I said it!

Now is!

Tell me something Itia ...

Will he attack again?

Did he say when?

Is there a way to stop it?

Do not.

If we can not stop him then, many people will be killed.

Let's get out of here, please. For both of us, Tate.

I can not leave all the city to be slaughtered.

My brother will not stop. - He has to stop.

Please take me with you. You, Tate. Please!

Garvin.

Tate.

What do you think?

I do not know.

Where did everyone go? The city looks like a grave.

Captain George made a meeting when you left.

He said the Cheyeenes could attack at any moment.

To stay inside the city.

Captain George is very afraid to know what he is talking about.

Everyone should be outside, making a blockage.

You're blocking Tate, everything. world is depending on you.

They know you went behind Little Wolf.

Good?

I did not find it.

The whole city is eager to hear you.

I already told you, I I did not find it.

I'll look again tomorrow.

I'll pack. I will not go get bored here for a longer time.

I do not believe you.

What do not you believe?

That you do not found Little Wolf.

Like I said, I'm going behind him again tomorrow.

And ... he claims not to saw Little Wolf, did not he?

That's true, Captain.

He said he would not go. more arguing with me.

It is better to collect your things.

He said that he will return to to hunt Little Wolf tomorrow.

Who found the gold?

- I was with the girl. - With Etia?

You're not jealous this Indian girl, is not it?

I'm not jealous Captain, I get angry ...

when I think he prefers an Indian girl instead of ..

So if anything should be done, let it be before all are dead.

Do not worry Mrs. Porter ...

I have an idea to deal with it all.

Thank you for having Come and tell me, huh?

On here...

Better take your gold.

It is the girl has gold too.

A temptation that no one resists, not even Mr. Tate.

Seems to have done an agreement with them.

It sure did. What are you going to do, Captain?

I'll send someone to the Cheyennes. to talk to Little Wolf.

Let him know that ... Tate chases him to kill him.

And what will happen? thereby?

Little Wolf hates Tate. When he learns that Tate wants to kill him,

You'll want to get him.

While they are we will surrender them.

I should take this message, Captain.

Yes it's right.

If you deem it necessary, promise him anything.

Just to delay them until help arrives.

Are you going to attack?

Our tomorrow father will be avenged.

You act angry.

My sister hears much to others.

Tate speaks the truth.

If you attack, we will die.

So be it.

I called them here for them. how the situation is.

Tell others also When you leave, right?

First, Tate did not do the which he said he had to do.

Kill Little Wolf. Since it did not kill him ...

we have reason to believe that they made an agreement between them.

I'm not surprised by that.

Knowing how he feels about the Indians,

especially for what the Indian girl is.

Where is he?

Mrs Porter has just tell me that he is

in her house now packing your things

Maybe we should give him a hand" to pack.

- Yes, that requires a farewell party.

- What are we waiting for? Do not hurry, boys, do not rush.

Because we need be careful, right?

I have a plan for And I'll tell you.

This means that we have to keep the line longer.

Are you going to investigate, Mr. Tate?

I packed all my stuff.

I'll send someone pick them up.

Do not worry, I'll send you to the village of the Indians.

Under the care of the girl India.

You are a pretty woman, Amy.

Very beautiful and very new to be alone.

You're lonely, bitter and uninspired.

What you need Mrs. Porter, it's from a man.

I bring words of Captain George.

The captain does not want to fight with the Cheyennes.

About twenty of the two sides will be dead.

As proof of goodwill for the Cheyennes,

send me to warn you that Tate is trying to kill you.

Do they tell the truth?

Your captain is lying. It's a white trap.

It's not a lie.

On the night of the invasion, the Tate's nephew was killed.

Now tell the truth! I'll tell you the truth!

Tate is coming to kill you.

To try it today, tomorrow will try again.

The captain wanted you to know. He shows his good will.

He promises that you can stay here.

And dig the gold too.

If you do not believe me, Send someone to find out.

If the truth was told to Small Wolf, I'll let you go back to the village.

Tate will tell me the truth.

Is he going to be there?

He will be.

You thought that I would not come?

Delayed.

I took a while packing my things.

I was not sure if you would find yourself here.

Last time, you I was very angry.

Take me away Tate, it's the best time.

You promised that would take me.

My brother will attack the city.

- When? - Tomorrow.

Will you prevent it?

Someone has to do it.

I'm trying tell you ...

that I could not pull the trigger.

This is no time for hatred.

It's not right to love the enemy.

We have to stop Little Wolf.

It's the only our hope.

No one can.

I'm going to sleep here tonight.

You tell him that I'll pick you up tomorrow.

Maybe Sunday!

Your Captain spoke the truth.

Of course.

And he told you to say that you can stay, if you do not attack.

Where is Tate now?

Where is Tate?

They killed our father ...

away from the Cheyennes home. Where is Tate?

Where is he?

He does not want to kill you.

Tate just wants do not attack San Creek.

He will come to you.

I will not let come to Little Wolf.

That place on the river.

You'll be there tomorrow, before dawn.

You can go.

Tell Your Captain to come here alone.

Little Wolf will not go attack before we talk.

Agreed to talk before attacking.

Very polite of you. Let's talk, yes ...

thereby.

Where is this place from? Where's Tate waiting for you?

Half way between here and the village of Cheyennes.

We will go with the Company. at five o'clock in the morning.

When we arrived at the place, let's surround the area.

And when Little Wolf is Tate to join the party ...

like rats in the mousetrap, right?

I did not even see you.

For a moment I thought how ...

Captain.

It's all right... let's get out of here!

Come on, come on.

We are very pleased to see you, Lieutenant.

Sgt. Bell will take care of you.

Drink your tea, you. will feel better.

You did not touch anything. since they brought you.

I used to ask myself what they saw in an Indian girl.

Now I see.

What ... he was going to take away with him?

That's what he always said.

Were you going to get married?

You loved him, right?

This was the fourth him, you know.

You loved him.

He adored you.

At least this you always had.

Good morning, Mrs. Porter.

Everything went well, right?

Yes, captain.

What did the girl say? No problem?

"No, there was no problem. - That's nice.

I know how you feel; I appreciate that hosted it last night.

You have no idea how I feel.

It happened to be very enjoyable.

I would not say of all pleasant.

I'm just going to keep myself in place, that's all.

And what is it, Captain?

But you know it so well. like me, down in the hills.

And we will change them today.

It is not Bad, right?

If we think of that we suffer.

Now bring the girl Please, right?

I'll take it with me, back to his village.

Is he going out with the others?

Well, I've made up my mind about it.

No, I do not think so, captain.

Why this sudden change, Mrs. Porter?

I thought you especially I wanted the Indians out of here.

We beat them, right?

Yes, we sure win. Nothing but losers now.

Actually, I I do not think Captain.

Tate lost his life.

I lost two people that I loved.

And you, even without knowing ...

you lost more than any other.

No, Mrs. Porter, not me.

And, now captain ...

now you really has a big problem.

With them going, you will have nothing left to hate ...

except yourself.

I'm going to get the girl, Captain.

Good job, Captain, good job.

Any questions with our friend Tate?

There are no doubts about it.

He drank so much water. who would sink a boat.

How are you? All right?

I decided to leave that you stay here.

If ... if you need Of something...

just talk to me, right?

There is something I I need it right away.

That gold.

The gold. Do you know about that, right?

You do not know?

Yes.

Great. Is for where will you take me.

The wages of sin, is not captain?

Etia, back.

Me and the captain have a small business unfinished.

Is not that so Captain?

Tate ...

There's a lot of gold around here.

There ... there's enough for all of us.

Half for you, Half for me, right?

Maybe maybe you Want more, right?

Tell me, ah ... just a number.

I still do not get it, Tate.

Why do they have to go?

I do not have so much sure, myself.

It was as I said. Things are changing.

Either you fight or you accept.

They had to fight. They had to lose.

To end something that was pre-arranged from the beginning.

The changes are ugly.

This depends on the The side that you are.

After everything changes ...

what will happen if someone try to take this land from white?

I do not know, never I thought about it.

It could happen?

Yes, yes, I think. That could.

And whites will fight for their homes, like the Cheyennes?

Yes.

The same way.

It would be a devastating blow to Orbinder.

Excuse me, Mr. Smith?

This is Mr. Dixon.

I believe he has something.

It's her, Mr. Smith.

I'm positive.

What on earth are you talking about man?

Flo Quick, Bob Dalton's woman.

I left her over at the depot

when I come over here to get some whiskey

and she snookered me into lookin at my books.

What makes you so sure it was her?

I seen her one time when she was

running that house over at Baxter Springs.

It ain't no mistake about it.

All right Dixon, I believe you.

Now what do you suppose she was interested

in learning from your records?

My guess is the bank receipts

on the Kansas City Bullet.

We better move quick, Mr. Smith,

if we plan to nab her.

We're not going to nab her, Mr. Sims.

When will the Bullet be coming through, Dixon?

Thursday morning, Mr. Smith.

Now, Mr. Dixon,

I'm trusting you to go back to your office

and make Miss Quick feel

that everything is gonna be just fine.

Yes.

What do you have in mind, Smith?

That, Kermit, is none of your business.

But you may telegraph Mr. Sanford

and tell him that as of Thursday morning

the Daltons will no longer be a problem.

I certainly hope you're not mistaken about that, Mr. Smith,

I certainly do.

Adair is coming up in about ten minutes, Mr. Smith.

Seems our Mr. Dixon may have been wrong

about the Daltons' intentions,

doesn't it Mr. Sims?

Indeed it does.

Good morning, Mr. Dixon.

Running late today?

Yeah, looks that way Dr. Drum.

Can I stand you up a cup of coffee inside

while you're waiting?

I'll tell you it was around 12:00 midnight.

I was on duty by myself.

She was flying right through.

If I hadn't gotten out there and stopped it...

Good Morning Mr. Dixon.

Remember me, Miss Sunset.

Lord it's the Daltons.

That's us all right.

You're supposed to be...

Supposed to be what?

You ain't supposed to be robbin no train in town

That's exactly what made it so appealing, Mr. Dixon.

All right boys.

Emmett, you and Texas Jack take the cab.

Boy, do you want to get on your knees there for me?

I certainly appreciate it,

thank you very much.

All right now, wait till she comes to a full stop.

It's a trap.

That's what you were talking about.

Hey, stop it, stop it.

We ain't got time for that.

We gotta figure a way out of here.

Yeah, well the only way out is the way we came in

cause there ain't no back door.

Hey, it's Will Smith.

What's he doing here.

Smith!

You let go of me.

I'm gonna kill him.

Grat, no.

Flo's hit!

Hey Flo,

Damn it don't argue with me now, get Flo

Go!

Come on, let's go.

It was a trap,

Flo's been hit and so has Blackface.

It's okay honey.

You're gonna be just fine.

It stings like...

You're gonna be okay.

You're gonna be just fine, you hear.

You better stop the bleeding.

You better stop something.

It hurts.

I'm sorry you were right.

I should have listened to you.

But you're gonna be okay, you hear me.

You're gonna be okay.

What about Mexico?

I'm gonna take you to Mexico.

There's nothing wrong with Mexico.

We're still going there.

Everything, everything's ruined.

It's not ruined now.

We're still going there.

What about the money?

Don't worry about the money.

I'll get you the money.

I promise you that.

You just worry about getting well, you hear?

How about that one Bob

That one look alright to you.

Next to the last car.

Why ain't it lit?

Well, maybe there ain't no one in it.

That's why it ain't lit.

Yeah, sure Billy.

Well that's the fourth train in a row.

I mean if this keeps up

how we gonna stay in the train business?

Well if we can't make it off the trains,

we'll just have to find another way.

Yeah, find another way.

Find another way.

Well if things were tough on us

they were even tougher on Will Smith.

Landon Sanford's deadline was about up

and the detective was so crazy to get us,

he was almost losing control of himself.

How much longer

are we gonna be doing this, Mr. Smith?

Hey, how come my marker ain't no good?

Cause Grat, you ain't got no money to back it up.

Well if I don't play

then nobody plays.

Come on,

come on, come on.

I thought you boys had better sense than to get Grat Mad.

Hey Bob.

Where have you been, Bob Dalton?

I've been worried about you.

Out riding.

Now what seems to be the problem?

He's saying my marker wasn't no good.

Hell Bob,

ain't nobody's marker no good

we all know that.

That's right, Bob.

I guess we're all getting kind of low.

Well I think I might have a solution for that.

You boys ready to go back work?

We've been ready.

I thought we was all through with trains.

We are, Billy, we are.

Well what are you talking about?

I'm talking about,

banks.

Banks?

We ain't never robbed a bank before.

That's right Bittercreek.

That's why we ain't gonna rob one now.

We're gonna rob two

in the same town on the same day.

That's bigger than Northfield.

Yeah.

If I remember right old Wilson Cole

got shot up pretty good back there.

Don't pay any attention to him, Bob.

He's just jealous because

he didn't come up with the idea.

Where we gonna get'em?

Coffeyville.

Coffeyville?

That's right little brother.

We're going home again.

Coffeyville.

Well that's about the damnedest fool idea

I ever heard.

Everybody knows us in Coffeyville.

Exactly BitterCreek, exactly.

That's why it would be the last place

they'll figure we'll head.

Besides everybody knows the country.

There must be 100 ways out of there.

I don't know, Bob.

What do you think this idea

came to me out of the blue?

Where the hell you think I've been

for the last couple of days?

We could take them at a walk.

Well,

how much you figure on taking

out of them banks there, Bob?

Well Billy, I'd say,

between the two banks,

over $60,000.

$60,000'?

And I'll tell you another thing

that's gonna fool them.

We ain't riding in there

like a whole bunch of saddle tramps, un-un.

We're gonna get ourselves outfitted.

That means brand new duds,

big silver saddles and brand new iron.

Yahoo!

I don't like it, Bob.

It's different then robbing trains.

They're gonna chase you for sure.

She's right, Bob.

Yeah, she is absolutely right

and we ought to listen to her.

You're right she's right,

and I'm right.

The whole idea is crazy.

It's like Billy and his boys

just a little bit scared, Bob?

Scared?

Now take it easy Emmett.

Take it easy.

There ain't nobody scaring here.

If Bittercreek or,

Billy here don't want to go

I guess they got their reasons.

It ain't our reasons, Bob.

It's yours, they're all wrong.

Since when's money been a wrong reason?

Hell, it ain't the money and you know it.

You want to get back at that whole town,

just to plain hear you talk.

I'll admit that's part of the reason.

What's wrong with killing two birds with one stone?

Nothing, I guess.

I just don't figure it's worth getting shot for.

If that's they way you feel, Billy,

I wouldn't ask you.

What about the rest of you?

Well Bob, I, I just got shot.

Hell, Mack and I

well we just...

Bob, the way I figure it is,

Charlie and me,

we gotta stick together and, I'm sorry.

That's the way it's gotta be.

Coffeyville could be real tough, Bob.

But $60,000 is a lot of money.

We'll stick with you, Bob.

There ain't nothing more to say.

Well I just want you to know that,

we wish all the luck.

What the hell,

after this is over

we might all get back together again?

Well listen, I guess it's best

we just probably ride on out on out now.

Thought I might head down to New Mexico

and find one of them good senoritas.

Doesn't matter.

It doesn't matter a bit.

We can do it with five men easy.

Easy.

Boy that's a pretty one here, Bob.

Can I have this?

You bet Grat.

And so with the last of our train robbing money,

we outfitted ourselves for Coffeyville.

And like Bob said,

nothing was too good for the occasion,

custom mounted Colt 44's and Winchesters

to the top of the line right out of

Sears and Roebuck catalogue.

How does this look?

Hey now,

it's too bad the boys back in Coffeyville

can't see you now, because I mean

you look like money in the bank.

That sure is a good one, Leroy,

you know what I mean?

No Grat, I don't know what you mean.

Well what you said about money in the bank,

and Coffeyville.

Just a figure of speech, you know.

You sure you ain't been reading our mail?

No Grat, the bank at Coffeyville,

don't tell me that's what you fellows got in mind?

I can't say no more about it, Leroy.

But, I will tell you this much,

come this time Tuesday morning

I figure on being one rich cabalero.

Do you know what I mean?

Yeah, I know what you mean?

God.

I think I'll take the hat, too.

Okay.

And you can wrap it up.

Shall we Mr. Smith.

Have a drink, Smith.

Thank you, Sir.

Smith, how long have you been associated

with the California Pacific?

Twenty-one years sir.

And as I recall,

you started out as a

$15.00 a month night watchman

at the San Jose yards.

Yes.

I raised you up,

gave you a position,

salary and benefits

unprecedented for a man in your field

and I gave you power.

I would be the first to acknowledge that.

I certainly hope you would, Smith.

Well I must say that over the years

you've been of some service to me.

Thank you, sir.

And as far as the Daltons are concerned,

in my own defense I would like...

Don't waste your breath, Smith.

There's nothing to say.

Now it's very simple.

In 24 hours,

I'll be settling down at a poker table.

And if I haven't heard by then

that the Daltons are either dead

or behind bars you're through.

And I promise you there won't be a rail road

on the North American continent

that will hire you to polish its brass.

Do I make myself clear?

Quite clear.

Then why you still standing there, Smith?

Go.

Mr. Smith?

Not now, Sims.

I haven't had a good day.

But I may have some good news for you.

Mr. Keenan,

would you step in?

About the Daltons Mr. Smith,

is that $25,000 reward still out for them?

What's the meaning of all of this?

Who are you people?

Name's Smith, Will Smith,

chief of detectives for

California Pacific Railroad.

What are all these men for?

Sheriff, I have information

that in less then 24 hours

the Dalton Gang is gonna be riding into this town

with bank robbery on their minds.

The Daltons?

That's right, the Daltons,

and these men are gonna be waiting for them.

I don't care who you are, Smith.

You don't have any jurisdiction in my town.

If the Daltons are coming in here

like you say they are,

me and my deputies will take care of it.

Wrong sheriff.

You and your deputies are gonna stay out of it.

On whose say so?

In case you can't count sheriff,

there are 50 men here

and they all take orders from me.

What about the people?

The people got to be told.

The people are not gonna be told.

Do you think we want the Daltons scared away

before they even get here you idiot?

Now sheriff,

tomorrow's gonna be business as usual in Coffeyville.

Do I make myself clear?

What's this he tells me

about Will Smith taking over Coffeyville?

It's true judge.

He rode into town this afternoon about 5:00,

50 men behind him like he was Robert E. Lee.

Why?

What's he got in mind?

He claims the Dalton Gang

is gonna hit a bank tomorrow.

He's gonna cut them down judge.

It's the next thing to murder

the way he's setting up for it.

I warned that man.

I warned him specifically

to stay out of this.

How long would it take us to get up to Coffeyville?

At least six hours.

How many men can you round up this time of night?

Short notice, judge.

No more then 30 I guess.

That'll have to do.

Let's get after it.

We've got a lot of ground to cover between now and morning.

Yes sir.

Go upstairs and get my gun and saddle my horse.

Yes, sir.

Sit down, Clint.

I'll be ready in a few minutes.

Fifty men,

Coffeyville.

We spent the night before Coffeyville in the barn

at the old Dalton homestead,

where us boys were raised.

It's abandoned then since pa died

and ma, she moved down to Kingfisher.

You see it was Bobs plan

for us to ride into town in disguise.

That way we'd be able to get into the banks

without being recognized.

Of course, once we're inside

that's when we let everybody know

who we really were.

Alright,

is everybody ready?

I'm taking Grat with me into the National.

Emmett, you take the Condon across the street

with Willy and Texas Jack.

Don't be in there longer than 15 minutes, you hear?

Yeah.

Okay.

We'll meet at that side street there

behind the Douglas Saloon.

Then we just ride on out of there.

$60,000 richer.

Bob, how come I never get to lead nothing?

I mean is it cause you think

I'm not smart enough?

Come on big brother.

You know better than that.

Well I've been thinking about all this, Bob,

you know.

And this is the Dalton Gang

and I'm a Dalton too.

Yeah.

Well I just feel that, you know,

if I don't get to lead something now

I ain't never gonna get to,

you know, cause,

well this is our last job and everything,

you know.

Well Grat...

Bob, why don't you let Grat

take over the Condon job.

Me and Willy,

we got a lot of confidence in him.

Ain't that right, Willy?

Dang right, Texas.

Look Bob, if anybody can do the job,

old Grat can.

There you go.

All right, you're gonna be the ramrod.

Willy and Texas Jack will do just what you say.

We'll clean them out, Grat.

All right, now you're talkin.

Hey Grat.

Willy.

Don't worry.

Everything will be fine.

Be sure you got the wagon ready to go.

Once we cross over the strip into New Mexico

there ain't nobody gonna catch us.

Kiss for luck?

Well that dirty little coward,

that shot Mr. Howard,

and put poor Jessie in his grave,

Yes Jessie had a wife,

who mourned for his life...

Take a look at this, Mr. Smith.

What is it, Mr. Sims?

Heavily armed men,

five of them.

Any of them look like the Daltons?

No, sir.

But they appear to be heading

for the First National Bank.

Wrong Mr. Sims,

they're headed for the First National

and for the Condon.

Relax Mr. Sims,

not even the Daltons are foolhardy enough

to try something like that.

Hands UP!

Everybody just stand right where they are.

Daltons.

That's right Tom.

Just put it all right in here, Tommy.

All right, hands up everybody!

Fill her up Charlie.

Who are you?

Charlie, don't you recognize Grat Dalton,

Now you fill her up.

Everybody get behind the cage,

go around behind the cage.

Go on, move.

All right, Tommy.

Clean out the vault.

Well look what we got here?

Now you open up them bars.

I can't.

It's set automatically.

It isn't time for it to open.

Well what time does it open?

9:30.

9:30 o'clock.

What time is it now?

Twenty minutes past nine.

Ten minutes,

ten minutes, we're gonna wait ten minutes.

What are you talking about, Grat?

We can't wait.

You know what Bob said.

We gotta get out of here in 15 minutes.

You just back off, Jack.

Now that's my Mexico money we're talking about in there,

and I ain't leaving without it.

Charlie, when you start talking about this

you be sure and mention

how I was in charge, okay?

I will, Grat.

You can count on me.

It's the Daltons!

Jack!

It's the Daltons, it's the Daltons!

Hey, over here.

The Daltons,

they're robbing the bank.

I guess that means they're

in the First National too, Mr. Smith.

It's a trap.

That's Smith.

The First National you morons,

the First National.

Empty out the safe, fast.

Grat, get out of here.

We ain't going without the money

and the safe ain't open yet?

Wait a minute, didn't he say it opened at 9:30?

Yeah.

Grat,

It was 9:3015 minutes ago.

I'm gonna break your neck.

Give me that bag.

Hurry up, Grat.

Emmett, let's get out of here.

Let's go.

We gotta help them Emmett.

Come on Grat!

Willy!

Grat!

Grat, Willys been hit!

You're gonna be okay.

You hear?

We gotta get out of here Grat.

Okay, okay, okay.

I'll cover you, okay?

All set.

You ready?

I'm Ready.

Let's go.

Grat, Grat!

Bob!

Grat!

Bob!

Come here Bob, come on.

Come back.

Bob!

What are you all waiting for?

Shoot!

Shoot damn you!

Shoot!

Sims!

Put down that weapon, Mr. Smith.

Put down that gun and slowly turn around.

I'm placing you under arrest.

Why don't you go back to Arkansas, judge?

I said you were under arrest.

Nobody puts Will Smith under arrest.

Do you want us to take him, judge?

You don't move.

Nobody fires a shot.

Now if you're not gonna come peacefully, Mr. Smith,

you make your move whenever you're ready.

Mr. Smith,

maybe you better think this over.

Judge, this one's still alive.

Fetch a doctor.

Good shooting judge.

Wounded 16 times,

that's unbelievable.

Well I wouldn't play that up too much if I were you.

Bullet holes in a man

wasn't all that uncommon back then.

Even today they ain't exactly.

After you got back on your feet then what?

I spent 14 years in the Kansas State Penitentiary.

Got rehabilitated.

What ever happened to Flo Quick?

Well I guess Flo never really

got over Bob getting killed.

She turned real bad after that.

I heard she put together a gang of her own

and got killed robbing a bank

down in Las Cruces, '93.

That's right.

I'm, I'm curious about your other brother.

I mean I don't recall there was ever a

Governor William Marian Dalton around here?

No.

Old Sanford he won that one

but it kind of soured Billy on politics.

After Coffeyville,

he wandered on down to Oklahoma

and joined Doolin and some of the boys

and he was killed by a posse down there

in Longview, Texas.

What happened to your girl, Julie Williams?

I mean I don't suppose she waited 14 years

for you to get out of prison?

Of course not.

She was married two times before I got out.

She buried both of them.

It's too bad.

No.

It just meant she was ready when I was.

As a matter of fact

she's down at the Brown Derby right now

waiting on lunch for me.

Bitter Creek,

why don't you join us?

We got a lot of catching up to do.

Well by George Emmett I think I'll do that.

Wait gentlemen, I've got some more questions.

Well we can't give you any more of our time.

You just write it the way we told you.

Yeah...

Bitter Creek, what have you been doing these days?

Well I got myself in the construction business.

I got into it during the war.

I've been messin a little bit with real estate.

Maybe we can do a little business together?