The dust and the hearty. Hi-yo, Sue. Ages of history. Can one find a greater champion of justice? Return with us now to the Pete Scowl, then. He's taken his orders a long time ago. He's back to Turk. Act sensible. You say to tell him to remember Turk and the boys. Well, why don't you try and remember all the cash you've made for the past year following... That was back a while. Yes, I am sent for the loan rating. How much cash we made since that redskin in Arizona started butting in? It wasn't anything any of... Never seen the boss. We don't know where he is. Heard his voice. None of you was ever to ask who he was. His reasons for it. If we don't, straight out, we're finished with him. Sorry, Pete. Can't be done. You know what would happen to me if I went to the boss with the least I could expect. If you fellas got him. We're going to search out every place a man could camp or hide. We're going to find Tonto in Arizona. And when we do, we're drilling them in the tracks. He'll make enough racket to tell everybody in the county where we camp. Trying to puzzle out what he's up to? You're just wasting your time. I give up trying quite a spell to go. If he don't want us to see him, I reckon he's got his reasons. And if they satisfy him, start thinking about something we can help. What's that? How... It's been hard. It's been hard. But it's going to get harder. Those armies know by this time, either they've got to finish us off, or they're going to be finished themselves. I've got a hunch that trying to make for us across the border ain't going to be a patch on what will come next. That's why I say we shouldn't go near Graham's place. They'll be looking for us to stay camped here in the hills until we figure out our next move. Can't you keep still for just one little bit? Yep, Tonto. I say we... What? It's time. If they want the next, let's go back and get the horses. Them two won't get away from us now. Let's walk that horse. I think we gave them a slip. You look... What? Look there. They're still on our trail. Ah. Come on, come over west. Get them all tied awake. What's the matter? We can't. Look there. There's some of them there, too. There are others. Oh, God, there must be 50 of them. And the only way we can go is south. Tonto, if you want to live to see the masked man again, you better keep Scouter moving. Get up. Get up. Get up, Scouter. Get up, Scouter. Get up. Get up back. After him, Scouter. After him. We've got him on the run. It takes much longer, Tonto. He's just about all fagged up. Them still close. Get him up, Scouter. Get up. Get up. Ain't there someplace we can stop? Make a stand? Can't go much farther. There'll be no place. How far away? About three miles now. How far are them crooks behind us? And come on, Tonto. I'll do my best. But the way this horse is tiring, maybe before we get there, Scout will have to carry double. Get him up, Scout. Dead End Canyon. We could have found a worse place. Can't get at us except where we rode in. But we can hold them off there, all right. We'll have to get by with what water we're carrying in the canteens, huh? Now you fix for bullets. My belt's just about loaded full yet. Huh. You've got plenty. This is just about the toughest spot you and me ever got in. Huh? What's that? Maybe the whole bunch will try to get us. But by the time they do, by thunder, we'll see to it. There's dog gone. Few of them left. There they are behind them rocks, Milo. Pull it into them now. Come on. Come and get us, you yellow polecat. Come and get us. Pull up in that canyon. Find yourselves covered. We're going to blast them out. We're starving. In the meantime, Milo to the north. Graham stood on the porch of his ranch house as his foreman reined up before him. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Whoa there, fella. Whoa, whoa. Did you find out anything? Sorry, Graham. But them fellas just came to be swallowed up. Found an old camp there, but I couldn't follow this thing. I don't know what's become. Why didn't they get in touch with me? Why don't let me know what they're doing? Not Uncle Boss. Dan, do you think there's a chance any of the boys have got on their trail? I don't think so, boss. That lefty and Bill, and they didn't have as much luck as I had. They met Tim, and he hadn't got this thing. They was all going to hunt a little longer, but I figured it wasn't no use. Thought I'd better get back and tell you. Yes, Dan, thanks. Of course, if there's anything more I can do. There's nothing, I guess. Steve, boss, me and the boys, we kind of liked Arizona in that end. It's just that, well, after all, two weeks have gone by without word from them. And that's never happened before. Well, it simply can't explain it. What do you do? The only thing I can do, Dan, wait. The famous fact? Bill's back. Why don't I get word from Arizona in Tonto? What's happened? Why can't they be found? Yes, boss? Nothing. I won't give up hope until... Until... Well... Until I know that... Open up! Dan. Oh, you're best. I thought you weren't up yet. Come on. Come on around the corner of the house. Dan, what is it? I'll show you. But can't you tell me? You know him better than I do. I don't want to say anything, so you can see for yourself. In the name of heaven, Dan, see what? There. Look at that hombre coming from the south. He's where? That's the... The padre from the mission. I thought so. He's supposed to be with the Lone Ranger. Uh-huh. That's why I figured if he was coming here, it must be something important. He may have a message. And the masked man, you mean? Yes. And the masked man may know what they found in Tonto in Arizona. Hello there. Buenos dias. Look at his horse, Mr. Graham. He's come a right for a distance. Yeah. Oh, you're welcome to my ranch. Congratulations. Are you... Have you come from there? Senor, I have a message from the Lone Ranger. The masked man? Where is he? Is he well? Will he soon return? That it has been forbidden me to say, senor. But can't you tell me... I've heard I bring you concerns, Arizona and Tonto. Do you know where they are, Pardo? Why haven't they shown themselves? They cannot. But can't you tell me... They are in the most great danger. What do you mean? If they do not receive aid soon, senor... Getting seen... Three days had passed outside the outlaws of the maid camp. And finding it impossible to storm the canyon, had contended themselves by laying... That sent the skunk that's sneaking up here. What's the matter? You think you could spare another sip out of... I can feel my tongue swelling. I forgot about them two. I just fired. That leaves six in my hand. Chanson there fell on this long, I don't know. But we'll get him. We'll finish him off if we have to stay here. Before the office of the sheriff. I'll be out as quick as I can. Canyon about five miles to the side of the Rio. Yes. And you know how to reach them? At once, I'll take you there. Didn't Tonto in Arizona save my life when I... And try to give me the credit? Yes. Ain't them two hombres worth any dozen other gents in this county? I'm unable to carry a gun. Then hurry. Hurry. Any man can handle irons that don't want to come. Drag him out by his ear. Right. Get going. Get up, Tom. Get up there, boy. Get up. Get up. Save Tonto. We'll give them skunks what... What's holding us up? Two heaped piles all painfully toward the place. We're going to let you sleep low. Tonto do it. Anybody will find out where we are and send help? This hard place, I give up. What do you mean? Tonto, I'm just about half crazy. You're not crazy? I am, Tonto. I'm fighting. I'm getting wounded. But don't you say, Tonto? I just can't stand this boiling death under that sun there without being able to raise a hand or stir a step to get back at the skunks. They're keeping it here. Tonto, I can't stand it. I can't stand it. I've got to do something. Help come. It won't. It won't. It won't ever come. It'll come now. It ain't no use trying to talk to me, Tonto. I just can't hope no longer. I can't. Help come now. It's too late. Look there. What? Look up trail. Look there by cliff. Horseman. Tonto, am I seeing things, Tonto? Is that really horseman coming over that trail? It's help, all right. Thank heavens, Tonto. Thank heavens. When I seen Arizona stick his head over them stones, they got piled there. He looked like he was ready to keel over. Shaking his fists at me. It's a doggone week. He could hardly stand on his feet. Then he crawled back. Hey, Tonto, look there. What is it? The sheriff and the posse. What the? Somehow they found where we are. They come to get Arizona and Tonto. Wait a second. They can't have seen us yet. But what are you doing? And if they age. Bat, putt, come here. I got a job for you to do. Still coming. Look at them pile around that cliff up there. I've counted almost 30 already. Oh. They know the whole gang of outlaws. That's right. Peach bunch. What are they up to, anyhow? Them pry hides. Yeah. Looks like they're all taken. And I don't think those shots was fired at the sheriff. No. But the shots come from over there. They didn't come from where all them fellas are hiding. They're going to trick the posse. Look. The posse will think them crooks are all bunched behind that hill to the right. They'll head for that hill. And just at the right moment, that gang will open up on them. They'll be wiped out. That's right. But what do we do? We've got to stop it. They'll be riding right into a trap. No good, Colin. Them two not here. Too far away. But they've got to know where them crooks are hiding. Tonto, we can't let them get killed in our account. What do we do? They're bored my horse. Brush where them crooks are hid themselves. And you help me get into the saddle? Uh-huh. Thanks. And me go, too. Now, look here. Do not stop, Tonto. Here, Scout. Here, boy. Tonto, you shouldn't. You risk life. Tonto risk life. Don't anybody get rambunctious and try to get ahead of the rest of us. Just keep your horses to a walk. All right. You give the orders here. That hill is where them shots come from. I saw the flashes. Uh-huh. So did I. There's no way to circle it. So we'll just ride slow till we get close enough. Then when I call out, go into a gallop on top of that hill so fast nothing can stop you. All right. Shoot to kill. Clean them out. Then we can get Tonto in Arizona. They're still alive. If they aren't, Sheriff, I'll never forgive myself. They came to this district because I asked them. Uh-huh. And to do the work we was too yellow to do. Oh, you're right. All right, boys. Keep your eyes peeled. We'll be letting loose in a second. I'll give the word. Behind us, no. We're there to the left. That's Tonto in Arizona. And it looks like the whole game. They were waiting there to ambush us and Tonto gave them away. Back, men. Back. Rise before Tonto and Arizona are killed. At the men. Warned of the trap that awaited them with the courageous acts of Tonto in Arizona, the posse with Graham and the sheriff turned their mounts and rode toward the rough-covered hillside where the outlaws were hiding. The sheriff, firing as he rode, urged his men on. Here's our chance to line up the whole game. Tonto in Arizona from the saddle. Pay those coyotes back. What's that? There's Pete. Drill him. Keep your guns hot, boys. Drill the scum. We've got him. Don't let him get away. Let him again. The outlaws, knowing that the thief left hanging, fought desperately. They also fought on foot. The forces of the law were mounted, and finally seeing the further resistance was useless, Lonnie Pete threw down his gun. Don't shoot. Don't shoot. We give up. We draw down the ground. Men, hold your fire. You sneaking killers. We ought not to let you give up. We ought to give you just what you give Arizona and Tonto. You drilled them. We ain't that easy done for it, Sheriff. I don't know. But we saw you fall from your saddles. We not hurt. Fall from our saddles? Sure. Well, we had a couple of good reasons. One was, we was up against odds. We couldn't face by ourselves. And if we made it look as if they'd already got us, they'd leave us alone. Well, not really, Joe. And the other, Sheriff, well, maybe we didn't have no choice. I reckon if you had gone without food or water for as long as we did, you'd have had trouble hanging on yourself. Then you're all right. Everything considered, yeah. Uh-uh. And the Lone Ranger sent us here in time. We've captured the last of these hoodlums, and our work is done. Not quite, Graham. No? You forgot the one fellow that's been behind them all the time. Scheming their crookedness. Keeping himself secret. I know. Well, that army's turn is...