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00:00:00Chik, chik, chik!
00:00:18Don't stop that doggone racket!
00:00:30Chik, chik!
00:00:40Quiet, Toad.
00:00:42How far to Lordsburg?
00:00:44About ten miles that way.
00:00:50Afternoon, ma'am.
00:01:00Six sacks of grain.
00:01:30More hot!
00:01:32More hot!
00:01:34More hot!
00:01:36More hot!
00:01:38More hot!
00:01:40tennis league,
00:01:42Trap!
00:01:45Trap!
00:01:47This is a hobbit!
00:01:49You're too hot!
00:01:53Interesting!
00:01:55my horse limbs take him over to the smithy and tell him i'll be along in a few minutes
00:02:11sure
00:02:25yes sir what'll it be i'd like a room a room we don't get much hotel business around here at this time
00:02:34of the year sign right there planning to be around long and long that'll be room number seven to the
00:02:48right the top of the stairs oh that's a buck and a half in advance i'll pay when i leave
00:02:55okay forget i mentioned it
00:03:00we change sheets on friday mr grant
00:03:07name is gant john gant
00:03:15did i hear right did he say he said gant
00:03:27him that kid that's him said said yes mr reager go tell the sheriff
00:03:39yes
00:03:41oh there's it somebody finally catch your water in the whiskey can't stop her i gotta go
00:03:59what's the right it's gant john gant he's here what do you mean he just rode up i got to tell
00:04:04the sheriff
00:04:06gant here
00:04:08what do you want here don't you know same thing he wants anywhere
00:04:15fix the lock there wasn't anything serious wrong with it
00:04:22buck oh buck he's here he's right here in town
00:04:25you don't say who's that said well gant john gant he just took a room at the hotel
00:04:30you just get in just this minute
00:04:33well
00:04:35well is that all you want me to cheer who's john gant buck well you've got to do something
00:04:41about it now mr reager said i don't care what mr reager said if gant's in town he's in town
00:04:46there's nothing i can do about it well if you can't who can who's he talking about who's gant
00:04:51you mean you really don't know i asked didn't i he's a killer
00:04:54so what we've had some pretty good ones we've been able to handle them no no a gunman is one
00:04:59thing gant's another why he's killed 20 or 30 men for money he just goes into a town and kills
00:05:06them like that he's a well an assassin how come he's still loose he prods them into it you know as
00:05:13well as i do you can make any man fight if you try hard enough he makes them draw first then he
00:05:19kills them in front of witnesses said did he say how long he was going to stay nope he didn't say
00:05:25nothing buck who do you suppose he's after i don't know i think he isn't after anyone at all
00:05:33huh he took a room he's not just passing through yeah well it could be anyone anyone that has an
00:05:41enemy that hates him enough why don't you tell me who he's after what are you gonna do pick him up
00:05:46on what charge because he makes henry reager nervous let me tell you you watch some of our
00:05:53respected citizens from now on they're gonna learn something and i'll tell you something else
00:05:59i've been a lawman here for a good many years
00:06:02i can think of quite a few people that would like to see me dead
00:06:07everybody steps on somebody else's toes sometimes you're the boss buck but if he's as bad as you say
00:06:12he is it's not gonna be nice having him around here i know it but we'll just have to wait him out
00:06:18if i could pick him up or run him out of town i will
00:06:22if i can't but i can't do it without an excuse
00:06:27we just have to wait him out that's all
00:06:30you got a player aren't you
00:06:40you
00:06:42hello dutch
00:07:01dutch
00:07:07who's dutch i don't know
00:07:10well aren't you a dutchman
00:07:12what's that got to do with he wasn't talking to me
00:07:15well what's your word about then
00:07:17what do you think he makes me nervous
00:07:20well you're not the only one that's all for me
00:07:23well are we playing or ain't we
00:07:25without me
00:07:26me too
00:07:27you think he's after you henry
00:07:33what would you want with me
00:07:35i wouldn't know
00:07:37thought maybe you would
00:07:39he'd be after anyone
00:07:40what are you pushing me for ben
00:07:43maybe he's after you
00:07:45maybe you're right dutch
00:07:49maybe he is
00:07:51howdy
00:08:00i'll be right with it
00:08:15that's your horse
00:08:20that's right
00:08:21that's a beautiful animal well cared for
00:08:22tell a lot about a man by examining his horse
00:08:25i'm luke camp
00:08:27doc doc
00:08:29you know who just came into town big as
00:08:31life
00:08:32i'm sorry doc
00:08:35i didn't know you was busy
00:08:37that's all right said who came into town
00:08:39well never mind
00:08:40it ain't important
00:08:42my horse all right
00:08:46oh he's fine
00:08:47just needed a new shoe
00:08:48you can take him with you now
00:08:49if you want to mr
00:08:50gantt
00:08:51he called you doc
00:08:52that's right
00:08:53hey luke
00:08:53give me a hand
00:08:54all right
00:08:55clear that stump for me
00:08:56my father raised him mr gantt
00:08:59he's the blacksmith
00:09:00around here i'm just a helper
00:09:01your name's gant
00:09:04that's right
00:09:06john gant
00:09:08howdy mr gant
00:09:21your son's a doctor
00:09:25that's right
00:09:25i'm what passes for one here in lordsburg
00:09:28let him fool you mr gant
00:09:29he's the best in the southwest
00:09:31that boy he'll fix you if you're ailing
00:09:33or if your horse is ailing
00:09:36i'm also the vet
00:09:37you staying here in town
00:09:38silver dot
00:09:39well i'm going that way
00:09:40i'll walk with you if you don't mind
00:09:41sort of show you around
00:09:42i have to rebuild that wall every year
00:09:51nothing like working on a smith
00:09:52mr gantt
00:09:53to keep your body in trim
00:09:54yeah that is a perfect example
00:09:56you coming home
00:09:58i'll clean up first
00:09:59mr gantt
00:10:01i'll take your horse over the stables
00:10:02i'll take good care of it
00:10:03that'll be fine
00:10:04are you ready
00:10:06it's a nice town
00:10:15small enough to be comfortable
00:10:17but large enough to have a future
00:10:18you seem to like it here
00:10:21town worth living in
00:10:23is a town worth being proud of
00:10:24luke the physician
00:10:26you were well named
00:10:28that's my father's idea
00:10:30he made up his mind
00:10:31to be a doctor long before i was born
00:10:32i never had a chance
00:10:33what's your line mr gantt
00:10:35hi doc
00:10:36you might say we're in related fields
00:10:38accurate things too
00:10:39a smithy's an unusual place to find a physician
00:10:43well i've got an office up there over the bank
00:10:45but it's pretty hard to get a sick horse up those stairs
00:10:46well you old mummy
00:10:49there you go
00:10:50sleeping again
00:10:51wake up
00:10:51i wasn't sleeping
00:10:54i was thinking
00:10:54well then do it with your eyes open
00:10:57we've been 20 minutes
00:10:59hey luke
00:11:02you got time for a game
00:11:03this old coop can't stay awake
00:11:05i wish i had charlie
00:11:06i can't now
00:11:07do you play chess
00:11:12oh i play at it
00:11:13well i'd like to play your game position
00:11:15i think you make a good opponent
00:11:17you're gonna be in town for a while
00:11:18why not
00:11:19i'll be here for a while
00:11:20we've got a date
00:11:27did you lose something ann
00:11:51luke canfield
00:11:54since i was here last week
00:11:56how could a house get so messy
00:11:58well it's a wonder you don't tether your horse on that table
00:12:01what's the matter with the table
00:12:02well if you don't know
00:12:03it's not gonna do any good for me to tell you
00:12:05where's your father
00:12:06you'll be along
00:12:06so we've got to hurry
00:12:08what's for supper
00:12:13oh you're gonna be a romantic husband
00:12:16i've had a hard day
00:12:18with one dyspeptic old woman
00:12:20one small boy's stomach ache
00:12:22a gashed foot
00:12:23and a limping horse
00:12:24now that makes a man hungry
00:12:25well i hope Asa hurries
00:12:26the roast is ready
00:12:27he wouldn't miss a tuesday night supper for anything
00:12:29that makes his whole week
00:12:30how's your father
00:12:31oh he had another bad night
00:12:34he seems to be better during the day
00:12:36sometimes the climate here
00:12:39does remarkable things for consumption
00:12:40sometimes
00:12:42i'm doing everything i can
00:12:44everything i know how to do
00:12:45i wish i knew more
00:12:47i don't
00:12:48let's take a look at the roast
00:12:52you ought to be as fat as a bowl
00:13:04the way you keep shoveling it in
00:13:05after a week of what you do to food
00:13:07this is heaven
00:13:08why is it everything you cook
00:13:10tastes like a prescription
00:13:11what makes you think it isn't
00:13:12our suspicion
00:13:13and you better watch him
00:13:16after you get married
00:13:16you'll slip cod liver oil
00:13:18in the soup
00:13:18well he better not
00:13:20cod liver oil is good for you
00:13:21i'll get it
00:13:22good evening doc
00:13:31oh come in sheriff
00:13:31oh you just having supper
00:13:33no we just finished
00:13:34hi sir
00:13:35hi bug
00:13:36hello ann
00:13:36good evening sheriff
00:13:37well what's on your mind sheriff
00:13:38you talked to john gantt today
00:13:41that's right
00:13:42you know who he is
00:13:44and he's john gantt i guess
00:13:46i know
00:13:47am i supposed to know something i don't
00:13:50that's right
00:13:51that you spent a lot of time back east in school
00:13:52all right
00:13:53who is he
00:13:54he's a killer doc
00:13:56didn't act like one
00:13:59cup of coffee
00:13:59yeah please
00:14:00yeah he's a hired assassin
00:14:02he was sent here to kill somebody
00:14:03that's his job
00:14:05you sound mighty positive
00:14:06you know the man's reputation
00:14:08isn't
00:14:08sure but that's all i know
00:14:10i don't know the man
00:14:11well in this case the reputation is the man
00:14:13i doubt that buck
00:14:14what makes you so sure
00:14:16because he always works the same way
00:14:18he comes into a town
00:14:19he checks into a hotel
00:14:20sticks around a few days
00:14:22sizing up the situation
00:14:23then he picks a fight with his man
00:14:25he's never lost yet
00:14:28just hearsay buck
00:14:30you can't condemn a man
00:14:32on what you hear about him
00:14:33no you see it's common knowledge
00:14:34every lawman in the west knows about him
00:14:36i got a stack of reports
00:14:38from other states on him
00:14:39oh i'll admit i've never seen him
00:14:41but
00:14:41i'm convinced
00:14:43you sound awfully sure
00:14:45he's after somebody here
00:14:46who do you think it is
00:14:47i thought maybe you could tell me
00:14:49what makes you think i can
00:14:51will you talk to him
00:14:52maybe he dropped a hint
00:14:54did he uh
00:14:55did he mention any names
00:14:56ask about anyone
00:14:57no we talked about chess
00:14:59chess
00:15:01yeah
00:15:02we're gonna play a game
00:15:03yeah that figures all right
00:15:09you know someday doc
00:15:11you're gonna start living in the same world with the rest of us
00:15:13here half of this town
00:15:14is scared to death
00:15:15that gant's gonna kill him
00:15:16and you're gonna play chess with him
00:15:17oh why shouldn't he buck
00:15:19and do we know better
00:15:20gant's just another man
00:15:22and even if it's what you say he is
00:15:23he's not after luke
00:15:24or me
00:15:25maybe
00:15:26it's a rare man
00:15:28that hasn't made an enemy
00:15:29sometime in his life
00:15:30man's guilt's his own burden buck
00:15:32and you can't do anything about him
00:15:34i might have to
00:15:36doc
00:15:40if gant stays here
00:15:42somebody's gonna die
00:15:43now that might be the least that could happen
00:15:47well
00:15:49you go ahead and play chess with him
00:15:51maybe you'll learn something
00:15:53i'm assuming what you say is true
00:15:55why don't you move against him now
00:15:57well i can't
00:15:57i've got to have a legal reason
00:15:58gant isn't a wanted man
00:16:00anyhow i
00:16:02i'm not sure i could stop him
00:16:05even if i had a reason
00:16:06don't let yourself get stampeded buck
00:16:09i'm sure everything can be worked out peacefully
00:16:11if you really want it that way
00:16:12it takes two to make peace luke
00:16:15gant's like a disease
00:16:17that they haven't found a cure for
00:16:18except for this
00:16:22he's supposed to be better
00:16:25with this kind of medicine
00:16:26than anyone
00:16:26good night doc
00:16:33good night sir
00:16:34gant
00:16:41john gant
00:16:42yeah
00:16:43you know him judge
00:16:44well i know of him
00:16:45so he's here
00:16:47what's the matter jim
00:16:51nothing
00:16:53i guess i should have taken your advice
00:16:56and gone to bed
00:16:57i'm a little tired
00:16:59now you're being smart
00:17:00go ahead and take your medicine
00:17:01get some sleep
00:17:02no
00:17:02no more medicine
00:17:04you've got to take it judge
00:17:05you may as well face facts
00:17:07this medicine is
00:17:09well you're still alive
00:17:11yes
00:17:12i'm still alive
00:17:13but does it really matter
00:17:15how a man dies
00:17:16or when
00:17:17when he knows it's going to happen
00:17:18you see that he takes it
00:17:22can't eat done a thing then
00:17:30last night he sat over there drinking coffee until late
00:17:33didn't talk to anybody at all
00:17:35yes mr gant
00:17:47give me some silver for this will you
00:17:48i'd like some coffee
00:18:14right mr gant
00:18:15damn
00:18:19are you sure
00:18:27of course i'm sure
00:18:29i just saw them talking together
00:18:30i told you we shouldn't have tried to force chafee out
00:18:38he found the mine
00:18:40we only financed it
00:18:41stop sniveling
00:18:42it's a perfectly sound business deal
00:18:44chafee doesn't think it's just business
00:18:45he'd do the same thing to us if we had the chance
00:18:47so that's why you hired gant
00:18:50he wants sole ownership of the mine
00:18:53now use your head
00:18:53if he gets rid of us
00:18:55he's got it all
00:18:56what are we gonna do
00:18:58how do i know
00:18:59i should never listen to you in the first place
00:19:03oh shut up
00:19:04the money isn't worth it
00:19:05money
00:19:06that might do it
00:19:09money brought gant here
00:19:11maybe you can get him to leave
00:19:12come on
00:19:15where to
00:19:17see gant
00:19:17why do i have to go
00:19:19you want to stay alive don't you
00:19:21this is your only chance
00:19:22yes mr gant
00:19:36some more coffee
00:19:43i'll have to make some fresh
00:19:44then make it
00:19:46yes sir
00:19:47i'll be right back
00:19:48mr gant
00:20:03i'm earl stricker
00:20:09this is thad pierce
00:20:10we've come talk to you
00:20:11talk
00:20:13well can we uh
00:20:15all right if we sit down
00:20:17we know why you're here
00:20:26you do
00:20:29i'll uh get right to it mr gant
00:20:31we want to make a deal
00:20:33you don't say
00:20:35what kind of a deal
00:20:38whatever you were paid to come here
00:20:40we'll we'll double it
00:20:42if you leave right now
00:20:43why
00:20:45isn't it obvious
00:20:48yes
00:20:49it's obvious
00:20:51if it isn't enough
00:20:54you can name your own price
00:20:56you run a business
00:20:59no
00:21:00a couple of them
00:21:02i own the bank
00:21:03you heard i'm for sale
00:21:06and you think i can be bought off
00:21:07what made you think i'd be interested in you
00:21:10no
00:21:11we didn't say we thought anything of the kind
00:21:13that's right you didn't
00:21:17you're just doing this as a favor to the rest of the town
00:21:20we can't add two and two together
00:21:22congratulations banker
00:21:24no deal
00:21:26you're making a mistake
00:21:28you'll never know banker
00:21:30unless i have come for you
00:21:34how about that coffee
00:21:49yes sir
00:21:51come right up mr gant
00:21:52he knew it wouldn't do any good
00:21:57but we've got to figure some other way
00:21:58there is no other way
00:21:59i don't want to see anyone
00:22:07understand
00:22:07anyone
00:22:08yes sir
00:22:15there is no other way
00:22:19no
00:22:20no
00:22:21no
00:22:21no
00:22:21no
00:22:23no
00:22:23no
00:22:24no
00:22:26Hi, Doc.
00:22:54Hi.
00:22:56Good afternoon, Doc.
00:23:19Hello, Ben.
00:23:20How's your boy?
00:23:21Seems much better today.
00:23:22How'd that new vein pan out?
00:23:24All veins fine.
00:23:25It's not the vein that's worrying me.
00:23:27Anything happen in town?
00:23:28Such as?
00:23:29Gant.
00:23:30No?
00:23:32Think something's going to happen?
00:23:33Don't you?
00:23:35Millie's inside.
00:23:49Ben, I just saw Stricker and Pierce.
00:23:51They were talking with John Gantz.
00:23:52Where?
00:23:53In the salt, Dad.
00:23:54They're a real chummy.
00:23:55Look, I think Charlie's down in the shaft.
00:23:56Go get him.
00:23:57We've got some talking to do.
00:24:04He's doing fine, Mrs. J.B.
00:24:06This little Indian will be out catching lizards in a couple of days if you just keep him in bed.
00:24:10But I hate it in bed.
00:24:12Oh?
00:24:12You will.
00:24:13Until you grow up, you'll change your tune.
00:24:15Just keep forcing these down his throat.
00:24:17He's about back to normal.
00:24:19I know by tomorrow I'll have to strap him in bed.
00:24:22All right, young man.
00:24:23I hate those awful big pills.
00:24:26No need my coming here again.
00:24:28Bring him in the office next time he's in town.
00:24:30Thank you, Doctor.
00:24:31Come on, honey.
00:24:32Sit up.
00:24:32We can't stand still for it.
00:24:39To get me out of the way, you don't think for a minute you'll be safe.
00:24:42There's only one thing to do, and that's beat Gantz to the punch.
00:24:45Sure looks that way, Dad.
00:24:46Hiya, Doc.
00:24:47Hello, Hugo.
00:24:48Charlie.
00:24:48How's the boy?
00:24:49Oh, he's going to be fine.
00:24:51Doc.
00:24:52When you were talking with Gantz yesterday, did he tell you anything?
00:24:57Buck Castings asked me the same thing.
00:24:59Gantz isn't very talkative.
00:25:00Earl Stricker and Thad Pierce hired Gantz to kill me.
00:25:04Oh, I doubt that, Ben.
00:25:05Yeah?
00:25:06Then how come they were meeting with him this morning?
00:25:08Hugo saw them.
00:25:09When I was talking with Gantz yesterday, and I certainly didn't bring him here.
00:25:12Oh, that's different.
00:25:13Stricker and Pierce have every reason in the world for wanting me dead, and everybody knows it.
00:25:18Now, look, I ain't a troublemaker, Doc.
00:25:20But I'm not standing by and do nothing with Gantz fixing to kill me.
00:25:24Ben.
00:25:26I wouldn't do anything rash.
00:25:28Why don't you leave it up to Buck Hastings?
00:25:29He's a good man.
00:25:30Oh, sure he is.
00:25:32But I don't think you can handle Gantz.
00:25:34I don't think anybody can.
00:25:36There isn't much sense in trying to do anything on your own, is there?
00:25:38Well, maybe I can't handle Gantz.
00:25:41But Stricker and Pierce are something else again.
00:25:43What do you mean?
00:25:45We're not standing by and letting those crooks take over the mine.
00:25:48And you can tell Stricker I said so.
00:25:51That ain't just talk, Luke.
00:25:53Come on.
00:26:05Now, you're a lion.
00:26:06You're a lion just as sure as you're sitting on.
00:26:09You're a lion in your teeth.
00:26:11What teeth?
00:26:12Well, you're a lion in, Al.
00:26:13Well, I seated myself right outside the very cruise.
00:26:17Just one teeny little shot and he ain't till he knows that dirt.
00:26:20There you go, lying again.
00:26:22Ed, you're just a natural born liar.
00:26:24It's a habit with you.
00:26:25Oh, I got you now.
00:26:27You can't prove a thing.
00:26:28Why, you simple-minded, flea-bitten old coot.
00:26:32If you weren't so old, I...
00:26:34Hey, sonny.
00:26:41Would you mind moving aside just a little bit?
00:26:43You're cutting out the sun.
00:26:50Now, let's see now.
00:26:51What was we talking about?
00:26:52Well, by George, I forget.
00:26:56So do I, but whatever it was, you were lying about it.
00:27:00Come on, let's go pitch some horseshoes.
00:27:26Dad, what do you do when you run up against a disease that you're not equipped to cure?
00:27:34What are you getting at?
00:27:36I went out to Chafee's mind today.
00:27:38I think Ben is going to try and kill Earl Stricker and Thad Pierce.
00:27:42He thinks they hired Gant to kill him.
00:27:45Buck Hastings is scared.
00:27:46I know he is.
00:27:47I hear that Thad Pierce has locked himself in his office.
00:27:50And Henry Rieger is wearing a gun.
00:27:52That's the first time I ever saw him with one.
00:27:54Everybody he talked to is jumpy.
00:27:56Now, what costs a thing like that, Dad?
00:27:58The whole town is coming apart.
00:28:00I shouldn't have to tell you what fear does to people.
00:28:03Yeah, fear, that's one thing.
00:28:05A man's a fool not to be careful around a rabid dog or a wolf.
00:28:09But he's more foolish, he panics.
00:28:11Well, it's got to stop.
00:28:15The only thing is, I don't know exactly what it is that has to stop.
00:28:18I'll let it develop.
00:28:19Wait and see.
00:28:20I wouldn't let a cold develop into pneumonia if I could help it.
00:28:23Why not?
00:28:24You can't cure a cold, but sometimes you can cure pneumonia.
00:28:27You'd make a fine doctor.
00:28:35Where are you going?
00:28:38I'm going to play a game of chess.
00:28:41Look at him.
00:28:48The way he just sits there.
00:28:50Who does he think he is?
00:28:52Shut up, Lou.
00:28:54Well, shut up when I'm ready.
00:28:57I'm about at it.
00:28:59I'm tired of running.
00:29:01Told you, Sam, we'll catch up with us someday.
00:29:03Then why didn't he come himself?
00:29:06I'll tell you why.
00:29:08Because I'd kill him and he knew it.
00:29:09Sure you would.
00:29:10He was just scared to death of you.
00:29:13He was a hundred times the man you are.
00:29:16If you think so much of him, why'd you leave him?
00:29:19I wish I knew.
00:29:19I keep wondering.
00:29:22You keep wondering.
00:29:30That stupid Sawbones.
00:29:33What's the matter with him?
00:29:38I'm not going to just sit back and wait, that's for sure.
00:29:41Lou Freighton don't eat crow.
00:29:43No, Lou Freighton just runs and runs and runs and runs and runs and...
00:29:47You think I'm afraid to go out there and call him down, don't you?
00:29:49Just because I've been clerking for Stricker, you think I forgot how to be a man?
00:29:53I never knew how to begin with.
00:29:56Anyway, Gant doesn't want you.
00:29:58Yeah?
00:29:59I know better.
00:30:00No.
00:30:01No, Sam wouldn't dirty his hands with you or me, either one.
00:30:06Lou, you're not even worth killing.
00:30:08Go ahead, Lou.
00:30:12Be brave.
00:30:14Go on, Lou.
00:30:32Mr. Gant, why have you come to Lordsburg?
00:30:35Physician, I didn't ask you how many tonsils you removed today.
00:30:39Well, you're welcome to.
00:30:41It doesn't interest me.
00:30:43You've been here less than 24 hours.
00:30:45Do you realize what your coming here has done to this town?
00:30:48I've done nothing.
00:30:49But you've got to admit that as the only doctor in town,
00:30:52I have a certain interest in what we might call the municipal state of health.
00:30:56Did it ever occur to you that you might be wasting your life?
00:30:59I'm not wasting my life.
00:31:01They're going to die anyway.
00:31:02The best you can do is drag out their miserable lives.
00:31:05Why bother?
00:31:07Death is inevitable for all of us, Gant.
00:31:09But we all try to put it off for as long as possible.
00:31:14It's occurred to me that the real sicknesses,
00:31:17the most important ones, are seldom physical.
00:31:20I think I've had more experience with those than you have.
00:31:24Well, you sound more like a preacher than...
00:31:26than a killer physician?
00:31:32I don't know.
00:31:41You think you've got a mission?
00:31:43Yes.
00:31:44I try to keep people alive.
00:31:47I've got a mission, too.
00:31:49I don't suppose you know why he's locked himself in his office all day.
00:31:59He's afraid of me.
00:32:02Should he be?
00:32:05I know nothing about the man,
00:32:06except that he's a coward and a thief.
00:32:09That's ridiculous.
00:32:11Dad Pierce has done a lot for this town.
00:32:13Who'd he steal from?
00:32:18I don't know.
00:32:21But he is a thief.
00:32:27You play a very interesting game.
00:32:36I think you'd better get over to the bank, physician.
00:32:43It's Mr. Pierce.
00:32:48He shot himself.
00:33:00Wilson, what's going on in there?
00:33:02It's awful, Mr. Stricker.
00:33:04The doc's trying to keep him alive,
00:33:05but his head...
00:33:07It was because of Gant, wasn't it?
00:33:15What makes you think that?
00:33:16Couldn't be anything else.
00:33:18He thought Gant was after him.
00:33:22Poor Thad.
00:33:24Doesn't make any difference.
00:33:25No matter who Gant came after,
00:33:27we've got to do something about it.
00:33:32I can't feel his pulse anymore.
00:33:37He's dead.
00:33:39I couldn't stop him.
00:33:41It's a miracle you kept him alive
00:33:42as long as you did, Doc.
00:33:47How can they do it?
00:33:49How can they throw this thing away?
00:33:53The whole world struggles to live
00:33:54and some men kill themselves.
00:33:58Or did he?
00:34:07You were expecting it to happen, weren't you?
00:34:30I wasn't surprised.
00:34:31You killed him.
00:34:34You're wrong, physician.
00:34:35He started killing himself
00:34:37long before I ever got here.
00:34:39You got it all figured out, haven't you?
00:34:48You look at Gant
00:34:49and you say he's a murderer.
00:34:50Well?
00:34:52I've killed.
00:34:54But the important point is,
00:34:56who have I killed?
00:34:58It doesn't make any difference.
00:35:01My price is high.
00:35:02The man who hires me
00:35:04makes a considerable investment.
00:35:07The death of a man without guilt
00:35:09is seldom worth that much money to anyone.
00:35:14You don't understand me,
00:35:15do you, physician?
00:35:16Are you trying to tell me
00:35:17that the men you've killed
00:35:18deserve to die?
00:35:21I say most of them.
00:35:23Even if I admit that there are men
00:35:29walking around
00:35:29who have done things
00:35:30deserving punishment,
00:35:31I wouldn't grant you
00:35:32or anyone else the right
00:35:33to punish them.
00:35:34That's up to the law.
00:35:37Take two men.
00:35:39Say they have robbed
00:35:40and lied
00:35:41and have never paid.
00:35:42A man whom one of them
00:35:44has robbed
00:35:44comes to me and says,
00:35:46kill that man
00:35:47who's robbed me.
00:35:48And I kill him.
00:35:48The other man becomes ill
00:35:51and would die
00:35:52except for a physician
00:35:53who returns him to health
00:35:54to rob and lie again.
00:35:58Who's the villain in this piece?
00:36:00Me or the physician?
00:36:07Don't look as though
00:36:08you think I'm insane.
00:36:10You think about it.
00:36:11Stop telling me
00:36:21what you want me to do
00:36:22and tell me how to do it.
00:36:23Now, what am I going to
00:36:24charge Gant with?
00:36:25You know as well
00:36:26as all of us.
00:36:27He's responsible
00:36:27for Thad killing himself.
00:36:29And you're worried
00:36:29they'll be coming
00:36:30after you next, huh?
00:36:31We're not asking you
00:36:32to jail him.
00:36:32Just get him out of town.
00:36:34Oh, sure, Henry, sure.
00:36:36I'll tell him
00:36:37you haven't been
00:36:37sleeping nights.
00:36:38That ought to do it.
00:36:39He's got a cute answer
00:36:40for everything.
00:36:41Buck,
00:36:42we're through arguing.
00:36:43It's up to you
00:36:44and your deputy
00:36:45to handle this situation.
00:36:47And if you can't do it,
00:36:48we've been paying
00:36:48the wrong men long enough.
00:36:49Don't tempt me
00:36:50to turn in my badge, Jero.
00:36:51That idea's been
00:36:52running through my mind.
00:36:53I'm not a bit proud of it.
00:36:56Well, Hal,
00:36:56looks like you're elected
00:36:57along with me.
00:36:58Whatever you say.
00:37:00Well, let's go see
00:37:01how we make out.
00:37:02Buck,
00:37:03whatever you have to do,
00:37:05I'll see if the town council
00:37:06backs you up
00:37:06and makes it official.
00:37:08Can I depend on that?
00:37:10Yeah.
00:37:12Well, it gives me an idea.
00:37:13Thanks.
00:37:13Thanks.
00:37:13Thanks.
00:37:14Thanks.
00:37:15Thanks.
00:37:16Thanks.
00:37:17Thanks.
00:37:18Mr. Gatz,
00:37:46Sheriff Hastings,
00:37:48I'm going to have to ask you
00:37:50to leave town.
00:37:53Why should I leave?
00:37:55We've just put a law
00:37:56on the books
00:37:56against a public nuisance.
00:37:59Mr. Gant,
00:37:59you're a public nuisance.
00:38:03Go away.
00:38:07Well, if you won't leave
00:38:08of your own accord,
00:38:09then I'm going to have to...
00:38:10Why didn't you kill me?
00:38:18I wasn't paid to.
00:38:27Let's put this on.
00:38:28All right.
00:38:34There you are, Buck.
00:38:35You'll be as sound
00:38:37as a dollar
00:38:37in a few weeks.
00:38:38Sure.
00:38:40Even now,
00:38:40it won't interfere
00:38:41with your work
00:38:41if you're careful.
00:38:43Oh, I'm always careful.
00:38:45Didn't you know that?
00:38:47Well, Luke,
00:38:48what do we do now?
00:38:50We don't even have any law.
00:38:52Well, of course we do.
00:38:53What's a bad arm to you?
00:38:55No, no, no.
00:38:55It isn't the arm.
00:38:56It's what it stands for.
00:38:59Word gets around,
00:39:00you know.
00:39:00Come on.
00:39:00I understand, Hal.
00:39:13Buck, I'm sorry.
00:39:15It's all right, son.
00:39:16I don't blame you at all.
00:39:16I'll take it.
00:39:24Buck's twice the gun I am.
00:39:25I'm not going to get myself killed.
00:39:26I sure wish
00:39:30I could hand my badge
00:39:31in that easily.
00:39:32No, you don't, Buck.
00:39:33We couldn't do without you.
00:39:35No, Luke.
00:39:36I'm no good.
00:39:37I can't help you.
00:39:38The law can go only so far.
00:39:41You know, in a way,
00:39:41I'll be kind of glad about this.
00:39:45It means he didn't come here for me.
00:39:46Maybe he didn't come here for anyone.
00:39:48Maybe not.
00:39:49Men are starting to die anyway.
00:39:51I know it.
00:39:53He could be as innocent as a baby,
00:39:54but the things that are happening
00:39:56are still his fault.
00:39:57You're right.
00:39:58Well, it's out of my field, anyhow.
00:40:00It's more your kind of a problem than mine.
00:40:03The most useless man in town right now
00:40:04is the man that's good with a gun.
00:40:07I can't tell you or anyone else what to do.
00:40:09All I can tell you is
00:40:10that my way isn't good enough.
00:40:13If we're going to get rid of Gantt
00:40:14and stop these killings,
00:40:15we've just got to find some other way,
00:40:17that's all.
00:40:19Oh, uh,
00:40:20thanks for patching me up, Doc.
00:40:22Come on.
00:40:24It's too bad about Buck.
00:40:31He's a good sheriff.
00:40:32We'll never find another one like him.
00:40:34But I wouldn't blame him if he resigned.
00:40:37And now you want to know what to do?
00:40:39Well, with Buck help us,
00:40:40we've got to do something.
00:40:41Because if we don't,
00:40:44well, I've told you the way things are in town.
00:40:45You know,
00:40:49I'm getting tired of coughing.
00:40:54I'm sorry, Judge.
00:40:55I wish there was something else I could do.
00:40:57You've done all you can.
00:40:59Look, I haven't sat on the bench in ten years.
00:41:02The laws on the books may have changed,
00:41:04but the law itself hasn't.
00:41:06Law is the manifest will of the people,
00:41:08the conscious rule of the community.
00:41:10And when the mechanics of law enforcement break down,
00:41:14they must be re-established.
00:41:16Nobody would take Buck's job now.
00:41:18Of course not.
00:41:19So it's up to the citizens as a whole.
00:41:21You mean vigilantes, Dad?
00:41:23That's mob rule.
00:41:24I don't like it.
00:41:25Well, it doesn't have to be.
00:41:26Usually winds up that way.
00:41:28Well, there is an alternative, I suppose.
00:41:33What?
00:41:34Make it easy for Gant to finish what he came here for.
00:41:37He'd leave then.
00:41:38Well, that's ridiculous.
00:41:39He came here to kill.
00:41:41It would be one man's life against the life of the town.
00:41:44Wouldn't it be worth it?
00:41:45Well, of course it wouldn't.
00:41:46You're not serious.
00:41:49What sort of a man is Gant?
00:41:53I don't really know.
00:41:54Why?
00:41:55Just curiosity.
00:41:57I don't like that vigilante idea at all.
00:41:59There's got to be another way.
00:42:01Well, if you find one, let me know.
00:42:04Luke, how long did you say I've got left?
00:42:09Dad.
00:42:10I don't think we ought to talk about it.
00:42:12Well, let's be a doubt Luke Ann knows all about it.
00:42:16Anything can happen.
00:42:18It was about six months, wasn't it?
00:42:20Maybe, if you're careful.
00:42:22You're not thinking of doing anything foolish.
00:42:24I quit doing foolish things long ago.
00:42:28Judge, I'm sorry I worried you with this.
00:42:31You forget about it.
00:42:33It's a hard thing to forget.
00:42:35I like this town.
00:42:38Luke, I'm glad about you and Ann.
00:42:41So am I, Judge.
00:42:43Now, you try those new compounds and try and get some sleep.
00:42:45I'll wait you for dinner.
00:42:47All right.
00:43:07What's on your mind, Henry?
00:43:09I'm fed up with this guessing game of who Gant's after.
00:43:12Now that Hastings has bungled the job, we've got to do something about it.
00:43:16Got any ideas?
00:43:17Some of your drivers are good men.
00:43:19I've got a few friends.
00:43:21We get everybody together, Gant won't stand a chance.
00:43:24Maybe.
00:43:25If everybody goes with us.
00:43:26Mr. Rieger, you better come back.
00:43:28Lou Frayton's getting himself licking up for trouble.
00:43:30He says Gant's here after him, and he's getting drunk enough to try to take him on.
00:43:33Now, you go on back, Sid.
00:43:35We'll be over in a minute.
00:43:35There's a good chance that Lou may be right.
00:43:40I don't know much about him.
00:43:41Maybe Gant did come after him.
00:43:43Well, he'd pay good money to have him killed.
00:43:44I said it was a small chance, but why interfere?
00:43:48Suppose he does go against Gant.
00:43:50He just might get lucky.
00:44:01Lou.
00:44:02Lou, I want to talk to you.
00:44:03Gant!
00:44:10I'm through running.
00:44:13I've taken all I'm gonna.
00:44:20Sam Ellis never was a man.
00:44:22Was a man enough to keep his own wife.
00:44:25Now he ain't man enough to do his own killing.
00:44:27He's got to send you.
00:44:28He better go away, little friend.
00:44:30Well, sending a vulture like you won't get him back.
00:44:33You tell him that!
00:44:37You can't tell him that.
00:44:39You'll be dead.
00:44:40Don't be a fool.
00:44:41Shut up, Doc!
00:44:43If nobody else is man enough to stop this murderer, I'll do it.
00:44:47Why do you want to kill me, friend?
00:44:51You know why.
00:44:56All right.
00:44:58If you think you can do it, go ahead and try.
00:45:02Look at my hands.
00:45:03They're on the table.
00:45:04You can beat me to the draw.
00:45:09I couldn't possibly outdraw you.
00:45:13So go ahead and shoot.
00:45:19I'll shoot.
00:45:21You think I'm yellow?
00:45:22You think I'm yellow?
00:45:23Be ashamed to waste all that whiskey.
00:45:41Go ahead.
00:45:43I thought you wanted to kill me.
00:45:49You want me to.
00:45:50You want me to draw.
00:45:55Oh, no.
00:45:58Oh, no, you don't.
00:46:00You want a chance at me.
00:46:03You want to kill me.
00:46:08Everybody, look, you see?
00:46:09I didn't go for my gun.
00:46:11He's got no excuse.
00:46:13He can't kill me now.
00:46:15No.
00:46:20Physician.
00:46:31I'm sorry about your sheriff.
00:46:33You had courage.
00:46:35What you did wasn't necessary.
00:46:37I wouldn't have done it if it hadn't been.
00:46:40You're brewing big trouble for yourself.
00:46:42Who from?
00:46:44Men like him?
00:46:46Gant, I'm a healer.
00:46:47I've devoted my life to it, and I intend to continue.
00:46:51Right now, I've got one big public health problem, and I'm looking at it.
00:46:58I like you, physician.
00:47:01You're like me.
00:47:03You and I may well be the only two honest men in town.
00:47:06Don't compare us.
00:47:09We've got nothing in common.
00:47:13Everybody dies.
00:47:14I didn't hear any shots.
00:47:36Start packing.
00:47:37We're leaving town.
00:47:41Sam must hate us even more than I thought.
00:47:42He's going to let us stay together.
00:47:46Well, cheer up, Lou.
00:47:48After all, we got what we wanted.
00:47:51Each other.
00:48:01I kind of wish it was official-like.
00:48:03Who's going to make it official if we don't?
00:48:05You want Hastings to help?
00:48:06He's already tried.
00:48:07Maybe you want old Judge Benson to give you his blessing.
00:48:09Well?
00:48:10Gant's still sitting on a porch.
00:48:12I ran into Haze, and he's going after Luke.
00:48:14Wants us to wait until they get here.
00:48:17We're not waiting for anybody.
00:48:19We all know why we're here, and we know what we've got to do.
00:48:22I'd feel better if Luke and Haze are with us.
00:48:25There are enough of us to handle Gant without them.
00:48:27He's only one man.
00:48:28That's right.
00:48:30He's only one man.
00:48:38What are you doing here, Hastings?
00:48:40Trying to keep you from being a pack of fools.
00:48:42You keep out of it, Buck.
00:48:44We'll handle it our own way.
00:48:45With guns?
00:48:47I can tell you all you need to know about going against him with a gun.
00:48:50I think there's enough of us.
00:48:51I doubt it.
00:48:52Buck, you got eyes.
00:48:54You can't expect this town to just sit back and let him have his way.
00:48:57The town?
00:49:00Just what has the town got to do with it?
00:49:04Some of you people have been sold a bill of goods.
00:49:06Earl isn't worried about the town.
00:49:08He's worried about his own skin.
00:49:09You just take it easy, Buck.
00:49:10And Rieger, he has his own reasons for being worried, too.
00:49:13Go on, ask him about him.
00:49:15If we let Gant go on, we won't have any town to live in.
00:49:18Buck, maybe you're right, but it don't cut ice.
00:49:21You can't do anything about it anymore.
00:49:23And it looks like it's up to the rest of us.
00:49:25I don't like it much, but what else can we do?
00:49:27All right.
00:49:28We've talked enough.
00:49:29Let's go.
00:49:31Well, listen to me.
00:49:32A mob isn't the answer.
00:49:33Sir?
00:49:33Sir?
00:49:33Sir?
00:49:34Sir?
00:49:34Sir?
00:49:34Sir?
00:49:34Sir?
00:49:34Sir?
00:49:34Sir?
00:49:34Sir?
00:49:35Sir?
00:49:36Sir?
00:49:36Sir?
00:49:37Sir?
00:49:38Sir?
00:49:38Sir?
00:49:39Sir?
00:49:45You couldn't wait, Earl.
00:49:46You're determined to get somebody killed.
00:49:48Only Gant.
00:49:49We're going to tell him either he gets on his horse right now,
00:49:51or we're there and gets out of town,
00:49:53or we're going to gun him down.
00:49:54Who's going to do the talking?
00:49:55You, Earl?
00:49:56Why not?
00:49:57You think you can do any better?
00:49:59Well, maybe I can.
00:50:00At least I can try.
00:50:01Hazel, go with me.
00:50:02The rest of you wait here.
00:50:03No.
00:50:05We're staying right behind you.
00:50:07He'll listen better looking down the muzzles of a dozen guns.
00:50:09There's plenty of time for that later.
00:50:11If we have to, at least give me a chance to try and work it out without bloodshed.
00:50:15You'll have your chance.
00:50:16You can do all the talking you want to.
00:50:19But when you fall flat on your face, then we're going to do it my way.
00:50:23It's either that or you can stay out of it altogether.
00:50:25Gant won't dare go against all of us.
00:50:26You going with us?
00:50:29All right.
00:50:30Come on.
00:50:31Gant?
00:51:01You are an organizer as well as a physician.
00:51:17I've come to ask you to leave.
00:51:21And you come alone and unafraid?
00:51:23We're not going to argue with you, Mr. Gant.
00:51:25We ask you to leave quietly.
00:51:28And if I don't?
00:51:30I'm trying to stop violence, Gant, not cause it.
00:51:33I ask you to consider what will happen if you refuse.
00:51:38I've thought of it.
00:51:40Ask him who he's after, Doc.
00:51:41Doesn't make any difference who he's after.
00:51:43We're not going to sacrifice anyone.
00:51:46All right, Doc. You've talked enough.
00:51:49Now we'll do it our way.
00:51:51How many of you?
00:51:54Yes, you could kill me, if you're willing enough.
00:51:57But it's only fair to tell you first that I'll kill you, Stricker.
00:52:05And you, Dutch Henry.
00:52:09The physician.
00:52:12His father.
00:52:12And there might even be time for you, storekeeper.
00:52:21You surprised me, physician.
00:52:23I didn't expect to see you running with the pack.
00:52:25You come against me once.
00:52:32Now I warn you.
00:52:34I'll stay here until I'm ready to leave.
00:52:38I use my gun for money, and I don't like to work for nothing.
00:52:41But you trouble me again, and I may have to break my rule.
00:52:47That's my prescription, physician.
00:52:48You'd better have it filled.
00:52:51You're not making any progress.
00:53:20You keep working at it.
00:53:22I thought you were going into town.
00:53:23After you finish breakfast.
00:53:25You've only been at it an hour.
00:53:26We still have the rest of the day.
00:53:29Who's that?
00:53:39It's Luke.
00:53:40Good morning, Ann.
00:53:47You all right?
00:53:49Why shouldn't I be?
00:53:50Well, we don't live on the moon out here.
00:53:52I know about what happened in town, and I know that you were part of it.
00:53:55Look, nothing came of it, honey, so there's nothing to be excited about.
00:53:59Good morning, Dutch.
00:54:00Good morning, Luke.
00:54:01But Buck Hastings said that Gant threatened to kill you.
00:54:04Well, that's a foolish thing for Buck to say.
00:54:06When was he here, anyway?
00:54:08Well, he was sitting on the porch waiting when I got up.
00:54:10I don't think he had much sleep last night.
00:54:12Why did he want to bother you?
00:54:14Well, he was hoping I could suggest something to do about Gant.
00:54:17I couldn't.
00:54:18I was with Buck until almost two o'clock this morning talking about the same thing.
00:54:22We couldn't come up with any new answers, either.
00:54:25Maybe we'd better go back to the old way.
00:54:27Well, you tried that last night.
00:54:29No.
00:54:30Last night, Aze and I were angrier with Stricker and Rieger than we were with Gant.
00:54:34We were the ones who insisted on trying to talk with him.
00:54:36Oh, Luke, please don't get involved in this.
00:54:38But I am involved in it.
00:54:39We all are.
00:54:41Can't sit back and have people afraid to walk the streets.
00:54:43Would you like some coffee?
00:54:45Oh, fine.
00:54:46I'll heat it up.
00:54:49Trouble is, I can't make my mind accept that Gant is the vicious killer I know him to be.
00:54:55I've played chess with him.
00:54:56I've talked to him.
00:54:57I've found myself liking him.
00:55:00Viciousness and men, Luke, is inside.
00:55:02Deep inside.
00:55:04But why?
00:55:05What caused it?
00:55:06I keep wanting to know what makes him tick.
00:55:09Well, it's usually a kind of logical progression.
00:55:12The youngster starts running with a gang.
00:55:14Sooner or later, they're killed off or sent to prison.
00:55:18Until he's the only one left.
00:55:20He's gotten away with killing and he keeps going with it.
00:55:23Alone.
00:55:23Soon, pretty soon, he's everybody's enemy.
00:55:27He can't let himself even like someone because someday he might have to kill them.
00:55:32But then there's no turning back.
00:55:33Even if he wants to throw his gun away, he can't because he knows that just around the bend, there's someone that'll kill him.
00:55:40None of that could be just in his mind.
00:55:48Maybe he can quit and get away with it.
00:55:50Maybe this, this killer around the bend isn't there at all and it's just something he's afraid of.
00:55:55He's still wrestling with the idea that given half a chance, you could talk him into a different kind of life.
00:56:00I wish I could.
00:56:01Wouldn't do any good, Luke.
00:56:03A man can't escape his past.
00:56:06Here we are.
00:56:08Oh, just the coffee, honey.
00:56:09I've got some patience in the office.
00:56:11Well, if you can wait till I clear the table and hitch up the buggy, we can go into town together.
00:56:15I've got some shopping to do.
00:56:16All right, that's fine.
00:56:17Look at it.
00:56:24And don't argue with me, Jim Mertz.
00:56:26That was cracked when you sold it to me.
00:56:28Then why didn't you say so then?
00:56:30You can't hold me responsible for...
00:56:34Here.
00:56:35What?
00:56:35Excuse me.
00:56:38About last night, Mr. Gant, I hope you don't think that I had anything...
00:56:40Some shaving soap, please.
00:56:42Yes, sir.
00:56:47Good morning, Miss Benson.
00:56:50Good morning.
00:56:53Excuse me.
00:56:58You're a very lucky young woman, Miss Benson.
00:57:02I like the man you're going to marry.
00:57:04I find him remarkable.
00:57:06But he told me that...
00:57:08Well, last night...
00:57:09I don't meet very many honest men.
00:57:11I respect them when I do.
00:57:13Mr. Gant.
00:57:14Mr. Mertz, would you send this on over to the house?
00:57:18I should be getting back to Dad.
00:57:20Sure, Ann.
00:57:21Excuse me, Miss Gant.
00:57:30Miss Benson.
00:57:33If I may, I'll walk with you.
00:57:35If you like.
00:57:36I understand your father's an invalid.
00:57:42Yes.
00:57:43I'm sorry to hear that.
00:57:45Nothing serious, I hope.
00:57:47Well, I'm afraid so.
00:57:49But Luke's been treating him.
00:57:50He's a wonderful doctor.
00:57:51I'm sure of it.
00:57:53Your father's bedridden?
00:57:55No, not entirely.
00:57:57But he is too weak to leave the house.
00:57:59He's a judge, isn't he?
00:58:01He was once.
00:58:02Why?
00:58:04Judges interest me.
00:58:06They have the power of life and death.
00:58:09So do physicians.
00:58:11Mr. Gant.
00:58:13Who have you come to see?
00:58:16Perhaps anyone, Miss Benson.
00:58:19I don't quite understand.
00:58:21Everyone has enemies, Miss Benson.
00:58:24Everyone.
00:58:26I'd rather go the rest of the way myself, Mr. Gant.
00:58:29Good day.
00:58:29Good day.
00:58:35Remember, Mr. Gant, or anybody else butts in, do some shooting and do it fast.
00:58:49How about Buck Hastings?
00:58:50He won't be bothering anybody.
00:58:52Come on.
00:58:52Let's go.
00:58:53Dad, I'm home.
00:59:11Secrets?
00:59:13Not from you.
00:59:14What's the matter, honey?
00:59:19Nothing.
00:59:20It's funny.
00:59:22What is?
00:59:23You'll never guess who I was talking to today.
00:59:26Don't tell me Luke has competition.
00:59:28It was John Gant.
00:59:31What did he want with you?
00:59:33I don't know.
00:59:34He just walked up to me in the store and started talking.
00:59:37Oh, Dad, you don't think it's me he's after.
00:59:40No, no, no, of course not, but...
00:59:41Dad?
00:59:42In here.
00:59:46I saw you from my window talking with John Gant.
00:59:49You, too.
00:59:50What's the matter with you men?
00:59:51I don't like it.
00:59:52I don't want you to have anything to do with him.
00:59:54Why, you're being jealous, Dr. Canfield.
00:59:56You actually are.
00:59:57Don't be silly.
00:59:59It's just that, well, it's dangerous to be around him.
01:00:02Somebody might decide to take a shot at him anytime.
01:00:05Hello, Judge.
01:00:06How do you feel?
01:00:07Fine.
01:00:09Sit down.
01:00:12All right.
01:00:16Luke, I've been thinking.
01:00:18I know how to stop your man.
01:00:20For good.
01:00:21You do?
01:00:23No one's been able to convict Gant of murder
01:00:25because he's always been able to prove self-defense.
01:00:29He's never shot down a man in cold blood.
01:00:31That's my understanding.
01:00:33Yes, but suppose the man Gant has come after
01:00:36whoever he is
01:00:37would be willing to die
01:00:39to stop Gant for all time.
01:00:41I don't follow you.
01:00:43Suppose this man this time refuses to defend himself,
01:00:46would willingly sit there
01:00:47and force Gant to commit murder.
01:00:49That's a little far-fetched, isn't it?
01:00:52Nobody in his right mind would let himself be murdered.
01:00:55No, I suppose not.
01:00:57Would be a hard thing to do
01:00:59to give up even a moment of life.
01:01:03Everybody wants to live.
01:01:04Isn't that what you say?
01:01:05That's right.
01:01:06Here now, what are you doing?
01:01:08Now, look, Judge.
01:01:09I thought we agreed there'd be no more smoking.
01:01:11It was a bad bargain.
01:01:12You got me in a weak moment.
01:01:13Judge, I won't take the responsibility.
01:01:14It's Chaffee.
01:01:24He's headed for Stricker's place.
01:01:25I'll see you later.
01:01:26Hey, Frank!
01:01:45It's safe!
01:01:46Cover me.
01:01:56Stop it, you crazy fools!
01:02:20Stop it!
01:02:21Stop it!
01:02:23Stop it!
01:02:26Stop it!
01:02:34Doc.
01:02:35Get Stricker.
01:02:36Get Stricker didn't need, Gant.
01:02:38After all.
01:02:39You're gonna be all right.
01:02:42Earl's dead, Doc.
01:02:44Frank's got hit.
01:02:44He's inside.
01:02:45In a minute.
01:02:46Get my bag off my horse.
01:02:47Stop it.
01:02:56Easy, Ben.
01:03:04Easy.
01:03:08I knew this was gonna happen.
01:03:10I could have stopped it.
01:03:11It wasn't your fault, son.
01:03:12No, it wasn't.
01:03:18It was Gantz.
01:03:19You're a doctor, boy.
01:03:21This is where you need it most.
01:03:26All right, Dad.
01:03:27Bring him inside.
01:03:27Make up my bill and get my horse.
01:03:39I'm leaving.
01:03:40Oh, yes, sir.
01:03:41Get him.
01:03:42Stop it.
01:03:57Oh.
01:04:02Oh, yes.
01:04:03Oh, yes.
01:04:05Oh, yes.
01:04:06Oh, yes.
01:04:08Oh, yes.
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01:07:03Mr. Gantt
01:07:04please I beg you
01:07:05don't do it
01:07:06he hasn't longed to live
01:07:15I'm sorry about that
01:07:17oh no you're not
01:07:19you like to kill
01:07:21but it won't do you any good
01:07:23he's not going to defend himself against you
01:07:25he's going to make you murder him and they'll hang you
01:07:27he told Luke that that was the only way to stop you
01:07:30kill him and you'll hang
01:07:32then I'll have to do something about that
01:07:34won't I
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01:14:30could take a look at that arm.
01:14:32Don't worry about it physician.
01:14:34Everything comes to a finish.
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