1:03:02
- I guess we better quit.
- Quitting because you're winning?
1:03:05
- You read the sign.
- We don't believe in signs.
1:03:07
That sheriff's a big four-flusher, and that
sign's been bad luck to me all night.
1:03:13
Guess that'll show you
Hatton ain't bluffing.
1:03:17
That's right, gentlemen,
Hatton's not bluffing.
1:03:20
- You're all under arrest.
- For what?
1:03:22
- For not believing in signs.
- All right, deputies, take them away.
1:03:25
- Let go of me.
- Go on now.
1:03:28
I tried to warn them, but I guess
they gotta learn through experience.
1:03:32
- I don't know what you warn about.
- What do you mean?
1:03:35
You're north of Front Street,
aren't you?
1:03:37
- You're carrying a gun, aren't you?
- Yeah.
1:03:40
- Right. You're under arrest.
- What?
1:03:43
Come on.
1:03:44
But, Wade, I'd feel undressed
without my gun.
1:03:47
Where you're going,
you won't need any clothes.
1:03:50
If I was you, I'd rather arrest
my brother than me.
1:03:52
Hey, Rusty, you are a traitor.
1:03:55
Sorry, boys,
I can't do anything about it.
1:03:58
Hey, Wade.
1:04:00
You ain't gonna keep me in here,
are you?
1:04:02
You read that notice.
Three days in there won't harm you.
1:04:06
You can't do this to me
after all we've been through.
1:04:09
We fought the war,
built the railroad.
1:04:12
We ate, drank, slept, lived
and died together.
1:04:14
Now we're gonna be in jail together.
You in there and me out here.
1:04:58
Isn't that wonderful, Joe?