Speaker 1: Around god City and in the territory on West. There
is just one way to handle the killers and the spoilers,
and that's with the US Marshall and The Smell of
Guns Smoke Go, starring William Conrad, The story of the
violin that moved west for young America and the story
of a man who moved with it.
Speaker 2: I'm that man, Matt Dylon, United States Marshall, the first
man they look for and the less they want to meet.
It's a chance, a job, and it makes a man
watchful and a little lonely. Go bring his horse over here, Benson,
Chilli Jay, and wait? Will we get him up on
his horse?
Speaker 3: Before you tie that rope to vall?
Speaker 2: There'd be too much slack otherwise good. We couldn't hang
you very good with your feet touching the ground, could
we too, Man? No, Jake, you couldn't. We've been neighbors
long time tilman. If I could figure some way to
make it easy for you, I'd do it.
Speaker 4: That's all right. You get to hang, and I couldn't.
Speaker 2: Put a bullet in you. I'd be beholding to you. Okay,
I'll do it then, And what'd you drop by and
tell my wife on your way home. Gay, Sure, I
figured I'm doing that anyway. You know I always liked you, Tuman.
It's gone too bad about this. Sure your moody come
for a man with a noose around his nick? You
man got your minds made up. We can't have no
man stealing horses around here. None of us feel safe
less than we caught him and hung him. I reckon,
I feel the same way as Jayson.
Speaker 4: Well, of course you wouldn't.
Speaker 2: You'd hang me just as fast if I'd done it,
I would on. The difference is i'd want to be awful.
Sure it was you that have done it? Oh, I'm sure,
Beck We thought you red handed, didn't you. I told
you a hundred times I found them horses running wild.
I was driving them back to you.
Speaker 4: Now tell me you was headed in the other direct.
Speaker 2: Hey, it got away from me. I was trying to
turn him back, accepting that. We don't believe you, none
of us do. Well, ask Jennings. He saw me rounding
them up for you.
Speaker 4: Jennings ain't here.
Speaker 2: Well, why don't you find him? You can't take the time.
Speaker 4: You'd delay a hanging.
Speaker 2: The first thing? You know, the man got loose, did it?
Just encourage horse, Stephen. Like I said, you got your
minds made of.
Speaker 4: We better protect ourselves.
Speaker 2: To me, is his horse, Jake?
Speaker 4: Get him outed to me?
Speaker 2: Sure? Okay, Well take up the slack and tie off
round the tree front. Look up there, Jake, someone's coming,
so they are. Let's get this done. We might have
trouble eat a long way off, yet we got time.
You want to slap this horse, Benson, No, you do it, Jake. Okay,
it's a long tune all.
Speaker 5: See ya, Hello Jake, Hello, missus Tilman.
Speaker 4: No thanks, ma'am.
Speaker 2: I'll stay out here.
Speaker 6: My husband Ana's here, Jake. He's got on the prairie.
Speaker 2: No plays around though. You want to see him? No, no,
I want to see you me.
Speaker 3: What about.
Speaker 4: About your husband, miss Tilman.
Speaker 6: Something's happened to him.
Speaker 2: Well it was like this, ma'am. You know me and
drawl and Benson has been losing some horses lately. I hurry,
but Tillman ain't somehow, And when we caught him driving
a bunch of mind this I afternoon, we figured it
was him who's been stealing them.
Speaker 3: I don't believe it.
Speaker 6: My husband's an honest man.
Speaker 2: Well I know that now. If Jennings saw him rounding
them up where he found him running wild on the prairie.
I guess whoever stole him got scared and left them there.
Speaker 6: Where is my husband, Jake?
Speaker 2: That's what I wanna explain to you, ma'am. Jennings come
and told us about it. But he got there too late,
too late. We'd already hung him.
Speaker 3: Kay, yes, ma'am.
Speaker 6: Plague, plague, come out here?
Speaker 2: What is it? Oh? Oh he Jake, Oh, Craig, tell
him what you've done? Jake, done, Craig, we hung your
old man this afternoon.
Speaker 4: You want we hung him?
Speaker 2: Were stealing horses.
Speaker 6: They found out he didn't do it after Yeah, I
guess the joke's on us.
Speaker 4: All right, Wait a minute, she's kind of upset players.
You better go with her.
Speaker 2: Somebody wanna kill you, Jake. No, don't talk like that,
I said we were sorry.
Speaker 4: Well, I gotta go get home. It's getting kind of
late and my missus will have supper.
Speaker 3: On so on, come on.
Speaker 2: Now here, huh?
Speaker 6: All right, yeah, just tell bothered by the killman?
Speaker 2: Hand was Lynch? Alright, Lynch.
Speaker 6: But they'll never find out who did it.
Speaker 2: Now. That was nearly three weeks ago.
Speaker 4: I got a pretty good idea, or is it.
Speaker 2: Just can't be sure? Oh? Cool? Probably some of the
ranchers out there who have been losing their horses had
been some up the ball, and Jake Kaiser in particular.
Speaker 6: Thenson I already got shot the other night.
Speaker 2: Wait in his own house, yeah, exaidly, just about a
week ago. Maybe his conscience was bothering him this. What
do you mean?
Speaker 6: Well, maybe they have a two children. They're keeping them talking.
Speaker 2: There may be anyway you had it coming to him
still murder kidding?
Speaker 6: You feel worse about Tilman, don't ki?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 2: There's eleven I hate more than I want him. No
one told him, I guess says he was completely innocent.
Speaker 6: What about missus Chilman and the boys? Do they have
any idea?
Speaker 2: If they have, it doesn't tell me.
Speaker 6: Well, you've done all you can.
Speaker 2: Might as well be in Saint Lord Hm. I'd like
to be in Saint Glorier.
Speaker 4: Man, Why let you go? Then?
Speaker 6: H and uh, I guess I'm afraid of a dodge.
Speaker 2: What are you talking about? Even?
Speaker 4: Mind?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 4: Tell how about jack?
Speaker 2: H Hello, kiddy? G down? Doc Oh, Jennet, what fella doball?
What about it now?
Speaker 4: He's been shot then shot dead.
Speaker 2: What that's right? He's hired hand and bodiment. What did
this happened? In early tonight? He said it was a
funny thing about that man Douvall was shot through the
window of his house with a fifty caliber rifle. I
dug the bullet up.
Speaker 4: That's like Benson.
Speaker 2: Huh, yes, uh. I thought it was gonna interest in himself.
Speaker 6: That makes Jake kaiserly only one let man.
Speaker 4: Getting Jake didn't.
Speaker 2: I don't know what talk.
Speaker 6: Make thinking I had out the day on.
Speaker 2: The content and you know, uh he was surelytte.
Speaker 6: Oh he was gone for an hour, but he was
there when I left, and he was there when I
got back, or.
Speaker 2: He couldn't have done it in an hour.
Speaker 6: And then I think, ye h, look man, he's leaving.
Speaker 2: I'll be back U Jake. Oh hello Marshall. A let's
set down and now Jake, I wanna talk to him.
Shore Marshall, what's it about? Here's the table and I'm
trying to late getting out home. Jake. The ball was
shot tonight. He was killed the same way Dunson was,
same way. Huh you know anything about it? And I'm
beginning to Marshall, he's got till Nan boy Clave. I
know it is. Why what he do it? Jacky, Why
he's crazy? That's why, Marshall.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you Clays took it into his head that
we hung his old man.
Speaker 2: You know he has why.
Speaker 4: I saw him right here in town this morning, and
he was here last Saturday too, comingticular. You talk to him, sure,
and he keeps saying that.
Speaker 2: We've done it. Why don't you believe anything he says,
nor missus Tilman either that they're both liars. Marsh I've
known him a long time to be liar. And Clay
threatened me a check. I'm sure he did. You go
arrest in, Marshall. There's not much evidence. I just told you.
Speaker 4: I know you mean you ain't going to arrest him, No,
not y. You ain't gonna shoot me.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go kill him on the way home right tonight.
You're talking to a us Marshall. All right, you do
something about it. I will, But you get on the
ideas that shook him out of here. I have if
you've arrested my will, and don't you forget what liars
they are out there? You lay that to me? Checking yeah, yeah, sure,
Not for wrong, Marshall, not for very dang one. Jake
Kaiser was a senseless kind of a man, and I
know he'd probably go kill young Claive Tilman the first
time I happened to occur to him again. Still, I
couldn't arrest Claive for two murders just on Jake's word
that Claven threatened him and he did a lot more
evidence than that, And the only way of getting that
I could think of was from Clave himself. The other
next one in Chester and I rode out to the
Tilburn place. It was only about fifteen miles from town.
When we got there early m no Marshall's ses money
said thank you can I don't want to bother you man, no, Bob,
but I was looking for Clave.
Speaker 4: I'd like to talk to him.
Speaker 6: He's out back.
Speaker 2: He'll be here in a minute. Got miss someone Devar
was killed last night, all right, but don't you care?
Speaker 6: Several people have been murdered around here lately, Marshall, including
my husband.
Speaker 2: Do you think Benson and Devar weren't or not?
Speaker 6: I didn't say they were.
Speaker 2: What about Jake Kaiser?
Speaker 6: Your pride, Marshall, that's the trouble with the law.
Speaker 3: He's always prying what do you want?
Speaker 2: Played for? I thought he might tell me what he
knows you want.
Speaker 6: We don't know nothing, and clave ain't shot nobody. He
was in Dodge yesterday.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know he was.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't put it past Jake to a shot Davall itself.
Speaker 2: I thought of that too. Do you have any idea
why he might have? No?
Speaker 5: Well he is clay now.
Speaker 2: Oh we got business hello, Clay Marshall gesh alright, Clayton,
you been hunting this morning? Nah?
Speaker 6: With that rifle back where it belongs?
Speaker 2: Son?
Speaker 4: Oh, came on and I was shooting hawks with it.
Speaker 3: Yesterday, left it in the barn.
Speaker 2: You should have brought it in last night.
Speaker 1: Son, Sure, but uh uh, well it was it was
dark when I got back more.
Speaker 6: I didn't see it out that I should have brought
it in myself.
Speaker 2: What are you doing here, Marshall. Duvall was murdered last
night cause he was and shot save it was Benson. Well,
we know Jake cause I think Shoes did it. He does. Huh.
He also said that you threatened to kill him next
in the order.
Speaker 3: Played.
Speaker 2: Don't talk like that. You know there's a law against murder.
Speaker 4: They murdered mynd Paul.
Speaker 2: Where was the law? Then I'd have 'em in jail
right now if I know where they were. Too bad
you weren't there, Marshall, I can still arrest Jake.
Speaker 6: We don't know nothing about Jake.
Speaker 2: Do we, Son, No, No, we don't know nothing. Okay, okay,
but you'll hang for murder if you're killing the claib
Come on, Chester. I just see him, mister John walking
right up front street. Oh, Chester, Claive, it's Saddy. He's
back in town.
Speaker 4: He's like you said he'd be. And I wasn't too sure.
Speaker 2: Jake might have killed him during the week. It must
have slipped his mind somehow. I know what you're thinking.
Claive's gonna ride back. Jake's plays on his way home,
and my man's been killed each Saturday in the last
two weeks. It could happen again.
Speaker 4: He was talking, get our horses, Chester, we'll ride out
to Jake's.
Speaker 2: Now, hadn't order faller, Claive when he.
Speaker 4: No, it's Jake.
Speaker 2: I want to keep an eye on.
Speaker 3: I don't understand.
Speaker 4: Just get our horses, Chester, let's see.
Speaker 2: I'll be sure there's a rope on my settle. We
gonna hang somebody. No, I got going, I see I
want jexists sitting in the house here, Plumber, I'm concerning.
You know, somebody's coming.
Speaker 4: I wish he was a moon to night.
Speaker 2: That's better dark, just standing away in my rope.
Speaker 4: You're in a roping quiet.
Speaker 2: All right, jes right, I got it.
Speaker 6: Let me go the warm I know, all right?
Speaker 2: Stand up, noms someone.
Speaker 6: You shouldn't have stopped me. Marshall. You won't do any good.
Speaker 2: Murders are enough, I would say them. Shake for the
last I wanted him to sweat. Now you and ye
who's out there?
Speaker 4: I shall tell him? Jake?
Speaker 2: How but I've gotten down?
Speaker 4: What's going on here?
Speaker 5: What ms MSUs tullman?
Speaker 4: She wants to carry you a check.
Speaker 2: A woman and that's a shop stiff they have. They
gotta do it, he sure would.
Speaker 4: Why you killed Benson and Duval and I'll.
Speaker 6: Kill you if how happy use the knife?
Speaker 2: Jack tyser a woman going around chilling people? Well, that's terrible.
Speaker 6: You hang you, my husband, one of the best names.
Speaker 2: Of the man. I told you was a mistake. I said,
we were sorry. That's what I've been waiting to hear
all right, get as gone Chester, That's right, I got it.
Let's tell me you're both of their arrest.
Speaker 6: Well, as long as Jake hangs too, you'll hang.
Speaker 2: You'll probably go to jail. What's tleas?
Speaker 5: Thanks?
Speaker 2: He knew about this when he found a rifle in
your buying last week, but I guess he figured there was.
Speaker 4: No way to stop you.
Speaker 3: You found the only way emmercial. I guess maybe I
should have told you everything from the first Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's too late now, I'm sorry.
Speaker 6: Don't you feel bad about it, Marshall?
Speaker 2: I don't mind.
Speaker 3: I don't really mind at all.
Speaker 2: You want to know something that's told when that's the
worst part of it. Alright, come on, let's get back
to Dutch.