Albuquerque Page #7
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- 1948
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It is strange.
We oughta be ashamed.
Thinking of ourselves when men and
animals are risking their lives for us.
It's gonna take a lot of courage
and luck to bring those wagons down.
All we can do is wait
and hope for the best.
Maybe a little prayer
from this end will help them...
and us.
Stop running! Hup!
When is the next stage for Santa Fe?
If it's on time, it's due here
in two hours and 15 minutes.
Well, that means more trouble.
Trouble?
It's Matt Wayne and his men. It's no secret
here in town that they'reJohn Armin's gunmen.
Hold 'em here, Andy.
I'll see what the old man wants.
What do you want here?
I wanna see Ted.
Matt Wayne and his men
just rode up to Armin's place.
Right now they're probably getting instructions
to smash your outfit and Cole Armin too.
Cole Armin's on his way to Texas. He
started for Texas, butJuke and I stopped him.
He's up there now helping to bring
your wagons down from the Angel's Roost.
- Do you expect us to believe that?
- You will when you hear the rest.
You were wrong about Cole, Celia. He guessed that
I was working for his uncle, and he was right.
John Armin brought you to Albuquerque
to get information about our plans?
Yes. Cole suspected me and that's why he
came to my house the night of the fire.
Oh, you don't know
what it means to hear that, Letty.
Where are you going, Sis?
It's time somebody in this family
You must've had a pretty good reason
for changing over to our side, Letty.
I did.
I'll tell you when I have more time.
Now, boys,
we're in for a tough job.
Y'all know what's ahead of you.
Remember what I told you.
If the shale starts slippin'
or you get in any trouble,
cut the animals loose and jump-
let the wagons go over.
You understand?
Sure,Juke. We understand.
All right. Get up on your wagons.
I'll give the order to start.
All right, boys.
Come on. Let's get going.
I wanna wish both you boys
a lot of luck. We'll need it.
Here we go, Cole.
Albuquerque or bust.
Good luck,Juke. I hope
you make it. Make it?
Shucks, I can make that ride
standing on my head.
Juke, one of your riders has run out.
Huh? Which one?
Jim Rough. Tearin' out for town on a
horse. Must've had one here waitin' for him.
Doggone it. I was scared of that feller,
but he's all there was left.
Armin hired every driver in town.
Armin probably hired him too.
Too bad.
The agreement with Huggins
was 10 wagons or no deal.
Tell Huggins
it'll be 10 wagons.
H- Hey! Wait a minute, Cole.
Wait a minute!
wagon? I'm gonna try it.
Listen, this ain't no Wells Fargo four-up
stagecoach on a flat Texas prairie. This is-
This is a 12-mule hitch on a bad
mountain road. I know, I know.
I'm scared to let you try it. Listen, to tell
you the truth, I'm twice as scared as you are.
But standing here arguing isn't
getting that ore down to the mill.
Get on your wagon,Juke.
Now, mark this, Wayne.
If they every get down from that run,
it means-
Is there any chance
they won't make it?
There's a good chance
they won't make it.
What do you want
with him and his men?
To play safe on the off chance
that they might make it.
I want this Wallace outfit destroyed,
wiped out permanently...
to show Albuquerque
that I'm still running it.
You know what to do!
Now, get out, both of you!
Hup, Damon.
Hey thar, Pythias.
Whoa. Hey.
Hey!
Ho!
Hey! Hold 'em back there, Cole!
Hold 'em back, Cole!
Hey,Juke!
Hyah! Damon, come on!
Hup! Damon, Pythias!
Come on, boys!
Stop 'em, Cole! Stop 'em!
I can't! Keep going,Juke!
Hyah, boys! Hyah!
Ho!
Hold 'em! Hold 'em, Cole!
Hyah, boys!
Stop 'em, Cole!
Ho!
Ho!
Ho!
Doggone it, Cole!
I told you ya couldn't drive.
What's the matter?
The brake snapped on me.
You mean you come down through
all that shale with no brake? Yeah.
Why, the man ain't living
that can do it.
I'm not sure I am living.
Mm. I thought we was both goners,
us and the mules,
when you come
barreling down on us there.
Take a look at that.
Why, that weren't broke. It was
sawed! That's what I'm talking about.
Come on. We got some business
in Albuquerque. No, you don't.
You get up on that lead wagon.
I'm gonna keep my eye on you.
Now you makin' me feel
a lot better. Thanks, pappy.
Yeah. Pappy? Hmm.
What's going on, Harvey?
Everybody's leaving town.
Well, can you blame 'em?
Matt Wayne and his men are back.
Better get your kids
and head for home.
Maybe you're right.
Remember,
no shootin' till the sheriff fires.
What is it, Celia? You look
scared. I am, Cole. Terribly.
Is it Ted? Anything happen to him. No.
What's a matter now?
Why'd we stop?
The town's alive with Matt Wayne
and his men. They're waiting for you.
It's wholesale murder, Cole,
if you take a step farther.
We're obliged to you
for the warning, Celia,
but I reckon we can handle any
trouble that comes along, eh,Juke?
"The words of his mouth were smoother
than butter, but war was in his heart. "
That's from the good book.
Now, if you folks will excuse me, I'll
have the men gird their loins for battle.
I didn't figure you aimed
to put yourself out for me anymore.
Well, thanks to Letty
I'm seeing things clearly again.
Uh-huh.
Listen, Cole,
bringing the ore in
isn't important now.
Your life is... to me.
Thanks, Celia.
You run along home now
by the side roads.
And if by chance you should
see Preacher Murray,
tell him he's gonna have
a couple of customers.
I will. Giddyap.
Take care of yourself, Cole! Giddyap!
I got a good reason to now!
Looks like the Armin Empire
is going to war.
You're right, Miss Tyler.
Now you'll see what happens
The first sound of fire out there,
you'll get a bullet in your back.
A gun with blank cartridges
doesn't frighten me.
Blank cartridges?
Are you gonna get your men
off that street?
I'm not changing my orders.
They get you, old-timer?
Aw,just nicked me.
Hey. Walton got here with the
cavalry just in time, didn't he?
Mr. Armin! Mr. Armin!
Wait a minute, Pearl.
What now?
If I'm gonna make
the supreme sacrifice,
I'll be dagblasted
if I want the whole town watchin'.
Pull down that curtain.
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