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

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]

By
BURT L. STANDISH

Frank Merriwell, Jr., in ArizonaORCLEARING A RIVAL’S RECORD