Chapter I: Front Matter

Frank Merriwell, Jr., in Arizona or Clearing a Rival’s Record

CONTENTS

CHAPTER PAGE

I. A Slave of the Needle 5

II. Making a “Raise” 12

III. A Drugged Conscience 19

IV. Blunt Takes the Warpath 26

V. A Surprise at the Gulch 33

VI. The Revolver Shot 40

VII. A Blind Chase 47

VIII. Blunt’s Warning 54

IX. Accident or Treachery? 61

X. Desperate Work 68

XI. The Saving Grace 75

XII. Blunt’s “Surprise” 80

XIII. The Race for Single Paddles 84

XIV. An Enemy’s Appeal 90

XV. Taking a Chance 96

XVI. The Yellow Streak 103

XVII. A Cry in the Night 110

XVIII. Tracking Trouble 117

XIX. Missing Bullion 124

XX. The Finger of Suspicion 131

XXI. Blind Luck 138

XXII. A Slight Mistake 145

XXIII. The Solution Tank 152

XXIV. Merriwell’s Faith 157

XXV. “Warming Up” 161

XXVI. A Challenge 168

XXVII. The Line-up 175

XXVIII. Lenning Yields To Persuasion 180

XXIX. Plain English 187

XXX. Getting the Nine in Shape 194

XXXI. Hatching a Plot 201

XXXII. The Day of the Game 208

XXXIII. Poor Support 215

XXXIV. Worse--and More of It 222

XXXV. Won in the Ninth 228

XXXVI. The Plot that Failed 233

XXXVII. Woo Sing and the Pig 236

XXXVIII. A Good Word for Lenning 243

XXXIX. Startling News 249

XL. Another Blow 256

XLI. A Dark Outlook for Lenning 263

XLII. The Mysterious Message 270

XLIII. Playing in Hard Luck 277

XLIV. A Fruitless Vigil 284

XLV. Rising Hopes 291

XLVI. The Runaway Ore Car 298

XLVII. The Yellow Streak Gone 305

XLVIII. Conclusion 310

Frank Merriwell, Jr., in Arizona
OR
CLEARING A RIVAL’S RECORD

By
BURT L. STANDISH

Author of the famous Merriwell Stories.

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Copyright, 1912
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Frank Merriwell, Jr., in Arizona

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