Speaker 1: Around Dodge City and in the territory on West. There
is just one way to handle the killers and the spoilers.
And that's where the US Marshall and The Smell of
Guns Smoke Guns, starring William Conrad, the story of the
violin that moved west.
Speaker 2: With Young America and the story of a man who
moved with it. I'm that man, Matt dyllon United States Marshall,
the first man they look for and the last they
want to meet. It's a chance a job, and it
makes a man watchful and a little lone. Lad, I'm
worn a dog.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, come and have some coffee with us. Man,
You've got nothing to do in your office.
Speaker 2: No, but in there people can't see me.
Speaker 4: Do it.
Speaker 3: No use to hide. They're on you anyway.
Speaker 2: Now. The Christmas season hasn't made you any more charitable.
Speaker 3: Dog, And I am not a man to be good
on Sunday and sin all week.
Speaker 2: If that's what you mean, you're honest. If nothing else, of.
Speaker 3: Course, I'm honest. See look, look look on at that
fella watch across the street there the Coonskim haf.
Speaker 2: Oh you mean well from a long well, no, I
know it isn't.
Speaker 3: Now that's the tallest man I am the stall and
that rival he's caring.
Speaker 5: As long as he is Heast.
Speaker 3: Youre to look out a place indn you go ye
out of Chester.
Speaker 2: That's a squirrel hunting the southern mountain man when he's
coming over here.
Speaker 3: Well he's seeing another gunman, mister John, that's something to
be thankful for.
Speaker 2: Awd, Hello, wat you be the what you call uh
the marshall.
Speaker 5: That's the word I never heard it till a fella
told me this morning.
Speaker 2: By just a peace officer. Arm again, peace officer. He
ain't fitting for some folks to be meddling an other
folks business. Well what do they figure like that stranger?
And he goes up the mountains, better.
Speaker 5: Country than mess. And my name is Eban Hat.
Speaker 2: My name is Dylan Hex. That's Chester Proud. Alice knockout
him name, peace officer. And man said you'd help me
find where at Josh Monger is living. Josh Monger he
come out here about a year ago.
Speaker 5: He got old mountain gallowhis.
Speaker 2: And ah, they gotta play something there rock springs about
ten miles from here. I'll find it. Now you've come
a long way to see your friends, Jacks, Josh Marngar
ain't exactly a friend.
Speaker 5: Piece Officer. Well, I gotta get going. It's being Saturday
at all.
Speaker 3: What being sadly got to do with him?
Speaker 2: Nothing, jeff I, I won't kill no man of a Sunday,
never have, but I never will.
Speaker 3: Josh Monger's plays don't look no better than.
Speaker 2: Ever Dad does it? Not not much?
Speaker 3: And just look at that poor men Monger out doing
chores as usual.
Speaker 2: I want to work, Josh sleep, can't worry for me?
Part of the vier y hi man poorly. There's jos here, ma'am.
Speaker 6: Today wasn't Saturday, he'd be here? Why job here in
the dodge every Saturday?
Speaker 2: He does? I never see him.
Speaker 6: He socializes more, you'd see him. Josh's got his ways, Marshall,
They're lonesome, but they're.
Speaker 2: Hisn I see uh Is Marngert. Do you know a
man called even hak He.
Speaker 6: You speak that name around here, you won't be welcome.
Speaker 2: Marshall's there trouble between you?
Speaker 6: You called Josh being the only Manger left and even
being the only Hakes left, Then you could say there's trouble.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, man, it's a few.
Speaker 6: Both families been twittled down to just them too.
Speaker 2: I see, is that when Josh came out to Kansas
to get away from it, not if.
Speaker 6: He's always talking about going back long enough to kill.
Speaker 2: Even hak huh? Now what do you think? Man? Don't
you think it's gone far enough?
Speaker 6: Either one of them could call it off if they
wasn't so mealy?
Speaker 5: Well, how dispute start? Man? If you had any bringing up,
you will ask.
Speaker 6: Oh on sorry if the family matter?
Speaker 2: Where'd yes?
Speaker 5: Even hates anyway?
Speaker 2: He was in Dodge asking about Jos. He was asking.
Speaker 4: Then he'll find it.
Speaker 5: And that's bad. Y'all don't even know he's around.
Speaker 2: That's why I came out here.
Speaker 5: Man, Yos knew about him, I wouldn't worry.
Speaker 3: Jos's better shop than he been hagged any day?
Speaker 2: Luck, missus manger. The lord doesn't hold with the feuding.
Whichever one kills the other, he'll hang for it.
Speaker 5: You start meddling, they'll shoot you.
Speaker 3: And I'm worried about Job. He'd be drunk.
Speaker 6: Soon he get the dark.
Speaker 2: I'll find him, man, how goodbye bye.
Speaker 3: My land? Then, Joe?
Speaker 2: People all like that, mister j a mighty independence.
Speaker 5: Well wow, sure, doesn't seem to mean much to nothing.
Speaker 2: It's not when it comes to fielding chassid m. I'll
go over there.
Speaker 3: Well with that little bluff, Well damn, how did he
get here? I don't see no harm.
Speaker 2: Now let's go.
Speaker 4: Ask him, all right?
Speaker 2: That Josh Mongers plays younger? Ah good, I got a
little closer and shoot him when he comes out. You
don't care whether you a hang or not?
Speaker 5: Do you hang? You're shooting the manger.
Speaker 2: I shouldn't anybody you me hear a murder these officers you're.
Speaker 5: Getting on the right contrary.
Speaker 2: Where's your horse? I don't need no horse to travel by.
You mean you walked all the way from the ozarks,
Well it's mostly down the hill.
Speaker 5: Peez all here, but I'd walk anywhere as you get
me a bonger.
Speaker 2: Maybe I ought to throw you in jail. Now you
are being medicine. I got to get closer to that house.
Don't you freting on the box?
Speaker 5: You'll leave.
Speaker 2: I don't aim to shoot her.
Speaker 3: We should do. You're gonna let hats wait here and
shoot y'all.
Speaker 2: I'll let him go Chester. I let's get back to Dodge.
We can find job and warning.
Speaker 3: Maybe you already. Just let him shoot each other and
have done with.
Speaker 2: Don't tempt me Chester, He's go ask Sam if he's
seen Jock where your chest is?
Speaker 7: Ye, he's been kid o man, where you been bringing him? Midnight?
Speaker 2: I've been trying to stop a feud, kiddy, a long
time since I've heard of a feud a round DoD.
This one kind of got transplanted from the Ozarks.
Speaker 6: The Ozarks, and it's the wonder that crazy Josh Monger
isn't expencting.
Speaker 2: What's Josh I'm looking for?
Speaker 6: I'll bet your dollars right out back, Mat out back,
he's out there every Saturday night. He comes in and
buys a bottle of Corns and Sam and takes it
out back.
Speaker 3: And drinks it.
Speaker 6: Sits there all along with his long wife on one
hand and his bottle in the other. Nobody knows what
he's thinking.
Speaker 2: No wonder, I never seen it run you Kddy just
told me Chest to go out and see if he's there.
Speaker 3: Bring him that with him, Sir, who's job shooting with Mat.
Speaker 2: Man called Eban the Haiks.
Speaker 6: He from the Ozarks too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they arrived today on foot on foot. Yeah, he's
all legs. Getting a real traveling man. Hey, I'd like
to see him. He's got a face like a hashet
and he's got like a piece of wire.
Speaker 3: Oh no, Betty carries a long rivel too, he does.
Here's John, I mean leave his rifles thing? Hello, joh,
say what you want, Marshall. I don't care to be
cooped up inside here very long.
Speaker 2: Eban. The Hecks is looking for you, John, of course
he is.
Speaker 3: Mongers in the Haks been looking for each other now
forty years the most.
Speaker 2: All got found too. You've been drinking, joff.
Speaker 3: Missus won't lie. No drinking on the place, Marshall. So
I gotta come to town every Saturday.
Speaker 5: Job boy, get all the way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I got you caught like a barre up the tree, jaws.
Butt that rifle down.
Speaker 3: He's gonna kill me, and I ain't got my whipping
for at.
Speaker 2: The time, I said, you're standing in the way, peace, olster,
and I'm gonna stay here, and I'll have to shoot
you first. I'm not gonna shoot anybody, of course I am.
Speaker 5: That's what I come for, ain't it.
Speaker 2: Don't try it hold on everybody. I just thought something
they always show you folks, who stop meddling him there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but if after midnight, hate what it's of a
Sunday Sunday?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right, heggs all well, of all the dog
blame luck well, quit looking so troubled, Josh. I won't
shoot no man on Sunday, even amonger.
Speaker 3: You come off close.
Speaker 2: To it, eaton, it's.
Speaker 5: Your dog on shame. It took me so long to
find you today. You traveled a long way, and I know,
but I got tired waiting for you to come back home. Jaw.
I was coming.
Speaker 3: I was coming this summer.
Speaker 5: I know your old lady told me about it. Today.
I seen her scratching around doing chorge. That ain't much
of a place you got, jawn.
Speaker 2: Oh Fela can.
Speaker 3: Make your crop here sometimes eating, but it's a hard
fight with a short steak.
Speaker 5: I didn't see no hogs out there. We're at your hogs, Jaws.
Speaker 3: I'm getting some come spring.
Speaker 5: Eating.
Speaker 3: How is things back home?
Speaker 5: Well, there's been a lot of changes since you left. Eating.
Speaker 3: I got me a little Joe got back. It's most
empty now, but we could maybe buy another one. Set
out there on the stoop for a spell and kind
of get soured on the Cob what says, might as well.
Speaker 5: We can't do no shooting till monday.
Speaker 3: We're out doing by this jug, I'll show you fell
over herself.
Speaker 2: You'll have to give me the lonness of money, Josh,
I didn't bring them with me this.
Speaker 3: Well, if they don't beat all meing.
Speaker 2: It, Yeah, it looks to me like they're gonna call
their few, don't yeh not, sam Chester? Midnight tomorrow they'll
be stocking each other all over again. Well, I let
them enjoy themselves tonight, but tomorrow I'm gonna throw a
boat in jail and I'm gonna stay there or they
learned something more than feuden. I wasn't sure that jail
would teach jos and even a thing that. I still
couldn't let him run loose and shoot each other down.
So the next morning Chester and I went looking for him.
We found where they build a small fire up back
of the long Branch, and we found a number of
empty bottles. If that was all. We searched the town
till noon with no luck, and then I decided to
ride off at the Longer place and see if by
any chance Joff had to return. There's nobody in sight
when we got there, so we dismounted and walked up
to the door.
Speaker 3: You know, they smoked coming out to Jimmy mctun.
Speaker 2: And it doesn't mean the shots here, No, sir, have
to know, as I don't.
Speaker 5: Want to get shot.
Speaker 7: You do what outside?
Speaker 3: Friendly?
Speaker 2: Ain't you? Yeah?
Speaker 3: But she didn't have no gun? Must be jos is
in there, probably tears. Why would you want to shoot you?
Speaker 2: There's one reason I can think of.
Speaker 5: I mean, he's went and killed even Hakes.
Speaker 2: I don't know Chester, but I'm sure gonna find out.
They ain't gonna open it. Man, there's a window right
out the side.
Speaker 3: A very queen.
Speaker 2: That'll do. Now let me take a look to him. Well,
I'll be what what is miss doing? Have a look
for yourself.
Speaker 5: When they're eating dinner, all three of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, come on, I want to talk to the man
that I'm coming in. All right, stay away from those rifles.
Brusted in.
Speaker 1: He busted right past the woe.
Speaker 2: I had never heard of a man coming in another
man's house. Aren't way he had any upbringing? He wasn't
just the kind of people they got in Kansas Jaw.
Speaker 5: It's the first I've seen.
Speaker 2: Never mind about fat shot. Why did your wife threaten
to shoot me? What's going on here? Anyway, you hadn't.
Speaker 6: Come to put him in jail, you wouldn't get shot, Marcia?
Speaker 2: How did you know I was gonna put him in shell?
Even said you told him he was that's right, I didn't. Yes,
he killed anybody, I.
Speaker 5: Ain't kill nobody. Huge all.
Speaker 2: We stopped it. Huh, you stopped it? Sure. Last night
we got to talking a little about old times nervous thing.
Speaker 5: You know what we found out? What can you tell him?
Twelve piece officer? This here a feuge started a long
time ago.
Speaker 2: What happened was my grandpa store Josh, grandpa's girl married
up with her.
Speaker 5: So Josh grandpa declared that Q right then and there.
Speaker 3: But you ain't told him what we found out yet?
Speaker 5: Oh oh well, we hadn't thought of it before. Peace off.
Speaker 2: Well, last night we was thinking of my grandpa hadn't
done that, then Joss here would.
Speaker 5: Have been me.
Speaker 2: Why don't you see wytherwise, my grandma would have married
up with Jos's grandpa.
Speaker 5: And I would have been Jaws.
Speaker 3: So any way you look at it, we're kind of related.
Like anyway you look at it. Last night you mean
I seen all them empty bottles.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter Chester, as long as the field is off.
Speaker 5: It ain't only off.
Speaker 2: He was gonna stay on here with us.
Speaker 5: We're gonna work this place together. I'm gonna give me
sharing it.
Speaker 2: Come Christmas, Come Christmas?
Speaker 3: Why came fire off?
Speaker 2: January six.
Speaker 3: Just when did Christmas get to be January sixth?
Speaker 2: You knew anything? You know that?
Speaker 3: That's why I'm getting to know lesson less man.
Speaker 5: You folks don't understand.
Speaker 2: Back in the Ozarks, we do our Christmas celebrating twelve
days from.
Speaker 5: When you do.
Speaker 2: Oh you're talking about twelfth Night.
Speaker 3: We call it Christmas too.
Speaker 6: You only knew MARSHALLTT works just.
Speaker 2: Fine for it. There's no reason why I shouldn't. Man,
it's a real good hold. Customs sing out.
Speaker 3: Maybe you and Chester come out and celebrate with us.
Speaker 6: Well, they don't mind crap and starn, pickles and corn
bread and coffee.
Speaker 2: They'll come now.
Speaker 5: Woman, Ain't there gonna be no chipling if you.
Speaker 3: Have nice guys keeping them for a surprise?
Speaker 2: The smonger chutlings are no chutlings. Hap be proud to
coming me too. Well, we are Olivia to your dinner.
Now and we'll see all the Twelfth Night.
Speaker 7: Oh Yeah.
Speaker 1: Gun Hop bro used and directed by Norman McDonald sorry
William Conrad as Matt yllon U S.
Speaker 2: Marshall.
Speaker 1: The story was specially writened for Gunsmote by John Weston's
featured in the cast where John Dayner, Virginia Gregg and
mc cowan, Harley Bear is Chester, Howard mcneer is Doc,
and Georgia Ellis is kidding