:23:04
l'll tell you, this has got to be cooking.
:23:07
Real cooking.
:23:11
Ain't that right, Clete?
:23:16
l said, ''Ain't that right?''
:23:18
Yeah, sure. That's right.
:23:20
Have to excuse Clete, here, ma'am.
He's kind of short on manners.
:23:24
-More coffee?
-Well, yes, ma'am.
:23:27
Don't mind if l do. Don't mind at all.
:23:32
More coffee, John?
:23:36
John?
:23:37
More coffee?
:23:39
No, thanks, Annie.
:23:42
You say you're from Silver Springs,
Mr. Masters.
:23:45
-Mostly.
-He was born there.
:23:48
-Who said?
-You said!
:23:51
l was young when l come there, Clete,
but l wasn't born there.
:23:59
My folks had me in a shack up
in Lerno, ma'am.
:24:02
They moved to Silver
the summer l was first able to walk.
:24:05
And Mr. Stride, is he from Silver, too?
:24:08
The sheriff, ma'am?
:24:10
Yes, ma'am.
He was the law there for 12 years.
:24:13
Was?
:24:14
Yeah, they held an election
back last fall. Sheriff, he run...
:24:18
but he wasn't much at kissing babies.
:24:20
When they come to counting up...
:24:22
he didn't have nothing but a spot on
his shirt where the badge used to hang.
:24:26
Of course,
that won't make no never mind...
:24:27
when he catches up
to them that done it.
:24:32
The killing back in Silver.
:24:33
-Didn't he tell you?
-No.
:24:36
l reckon he wouldn't, at that.
:24:39
You say there was a killing,
Mr. Masters?
:24:42
Silver express office was held up.
:24:44
Fargo box was stole. Lot of shooting.
:24:47
Somebody was bound to get hurt.
:24:49
Somebody was bound to get hurt.
:24:50
Just too bad it had to be her.
:24:53
Her?
:24:55
Yeah, they killed her. The Sheriff's wife.