Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-03-16

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CHAPTER VI Sinclair recognizes tn.
6jurei ma1 a. Basil HsntD!ne who. al
AnsnclAl world as adviser to big inter
ssts He recovery Is a matter o. doubt
CHAPTER vIi.-Circum-,Anc.. point to
Eaton a. saHtoine's arsallant
CHAPTER vIII-Eaton I, practically
etacsi under Arrest lie refuses 20 make
neuts before boarding. the train. but
Admits 10 was tho man who called on
CaTt=n the might the nuancisT WIS muir
lsrei
.cHArTER X Eaton plead. with Har
r. san'o,ns t.? withnoIt Judgment, tel.
hnoc.n, q the crime against her father
He feels the girI believes him.
CHAPTER x -grntoine RECEIVERS sun.
sisnuy 20 qlsrtlDg Eaton. who refuses
To rsFerl his tonu'y. The fuhn-ier re-
Suifss Eaton 10 COMPANY him to the
ksato!Hs home where he Is in the posi-.
ann Of a semi prisoner.
CHAPTER Nl-.f.a'ou meets resident
Of the house. Wal'aC" BlAirGf9Tf. and q
young EiFl Mildred Davis. with whom
apparently no rs acquainted though they
Conceal The fact EaiDBs mission Is 10
seizure certain documents which are vital
70 hts interests. and his being admitted
70 the house l. remarkable stroke Of
puck The girl agrees 20 aid him. He
becomes dreply Interested In Harriet San
tome. and she IN him.
CHATTER XII.-IIafriei tells Eaton she
and Donald Avery act as eyes" 10 san
which he bases his Judgments While
walking Win hvr. Two men in an auto
mobile deliberately attempt to run Eaton
do"n li" es'np"s with slight injuries
n" gir r@-usUlEes one OF the men as
having been uU The train on which they
cane from Seattle.
CHAPTER XIII-santoIne question:.
Eaton closely. but the latter Is Tstirsnt
The biln' man tells him he In convinced
the attack made on him on tho train was
u a % Lar h,~
tns planned to KIN Eaton. sRntotne tells
Harriet she Is TO take charge OF certain
critics which had hitherto been In
Avery's charge
CHAPTER NIv.-Avery seek. to inru.
enc, Harriet rs hts wife TO be. to Civ.
the papers 70 him She refuses Harriet
10 beginning TO feel that her love belong,
10 EHtpn.
CHAPTER Nv--At the country club
Eaton reveals a remarkable proficiency
At polo. seemingly TO- Ayery's gratiflra-
to leave the grounds for a few minutes
that night
CHAPTER XvI-That night Eaton in.
vades SnrtulRe's library. seeking the pa
PER- ID" h determined to possess. There
he fnds two men, one OF whom he r.eoS-
same errani The three men engage In
. pistol duel.
CHAPTER XVII Aroused by tn. shoot
ing. Santoine descends to the library. The
eombatantH are there but silent. Wallace
I''tchford arrives and Is on the point OF
OF the inuuiers when he Is shot and
instantly killed. The fighters escaI,, The
sGfe has been rined and Important papers
taken.
CHAPTER XvIu--Harrtet finds Eaton
badly wounded. She helps him and &C
the invaders OF the house. He satisfies
her OF his innocence, which she has never
doubted Avery and a hastily summoned
posse pursue Eaton. Satisfied he h,S
wounded the man he recognized in San
TONES study. Eaton leaves Harriet and
takes up tn. tTan through the woods.
CHAPTER XTX.-Harr!et reveal. her
actions 10 her father. She Is confident
he has clue to the mystery.
CHAPTER NX.-Pecuilar happenings IN
the stock market apparently convince
santoine OF the truth OF theory he
has formed.
CHAPTER NNI-Eaton tracks the man
he has shot. through the woods, and
ascertain that he has been carried away
In boat
CHAPTER XXu.-Harrie, makes the
discovery, through Avery. that Eaton
is really Hugh Overton con vic,ed of the
murder of Matthew Latron. and a fugi-
tive from Justice. overton is captured
CHAPTER XxITr.-santoIn. conrron,s
Avery with proof OF double dealing
Avery Confesse- that Iatron was no,
murdered. as claimed but I'm fear OF pros
scuton for cIenses against federal stat
utss hail disappeared. another mans body
being substituted for his and Ove-tor
charge with his murder. II was I.atron v h.
had b.sn n the study the nigh, before
and whose dead body was spirited away
CHAPTER NNfv.-HuEh Overton had
all along believed that Santoiue had been
. party TO the conspiracy with had
branded him as = murderer. and thu,
Harriet. acting as one OF the blind msn'.
eyes. must also have hsd knowiedge
OF the facts. Avery's confession thar he
had all along misled Ssntoine dtspels thai
belief. also establishing ovsrtoo's tnnn
fsIce of crime