Gunnison news-champion., 1923-02-23
(Con..uurd from last week.
SYNOPSIS

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tsr an h.s rr rrrt.y. lhsa Ascry. to and
cut VIA, 'aa5 raE reHeeruinE hin.
CHATTru III -T7- tao make Fa,or.
s1G-a'r,'H'o. Ths uGin Is rtoVg-d ~
sn0W drlfr
CHATTER ~ Eaton receive, tsI.-
gram ahdTnss-t to LAwr~nc. HlilEAri.
Shich h- r.a.as II warns him he IL
CHATTER v-Psrs rg through N. car.
Counsry notices bones hard hanging
Sustf- ne berth H~ asc"r'aans pgrn.'-
ksll has recently ring Tsrturh~t. he
hvsstlEa'ss aHh h-fs Dome with hl.
fkuu rushed lie ,Eiis surgeon. Dr
Nh lair. Oh TIE rain
CHAPTER " Sinclair recognize. tn.
injured man as RASH san'oin. who. al
fough b.ni Is peculiar power in the
financial world a. adviser TO Dig inter
sstn' Hls recovery &. a matter 0: doubt
CHAPTER yII-CIrrurr, stance, poln, to
Jstnn a. Stn'oIue's EEsailhnt.
CHATTER vIr-Es.,on is practi ally
place u-Irr arrest lie refuses TO max,
spp,nua,nn- a. to ID. previous move
H~u1s before boarding the train. but
Admits he was o." man who called on
Warden the night trS nnancisr VS. mur-
lsred
CHAPTER I%.-EafoH pleads with Har-
r4et saut5Ene 20 withhold Judgment, tell
fnoe-nt Of the crime Akalnst her father
He feels the E!TI believes him
CHAPTER x.-sr7rolnc rrrovers sun
si-n'ly 20 question Earun. vho refuses
70 reveal hts tienuty The nrtnrier re
auirey Eaton 90 {. .cumrany him to the
ka1tolno home. where he n In the post.
d n OF a F"fDl-pr}sunrr-
CHAPTER VI. -.r.aron meets resident
OF the hHuHa. Wallace BlatehtUTi and =
young E.rI. MllIfsI DAVIS. with whom
apparently he Ia acquainted. though they
coRgsEi u." fact Ea'Jn'B mission - 10
So ure certain documents which arr vital
TO his ini.r"StH and his being admitted
70 The house - = remarkable stroke Of
iuck Tho sirl agrees 20 a., him. II.
becomes deeply Interested tn Harriet San
tome. aad she IN him
CHATTER XIT-Harrist tells Eaton she
tome. TtI .inE TO him the d0euv,snfe On
which he bases his Judgment, WIN.
walking with her. two men In an auto
Hl1bIl" deliberately attempt 10 run Eaton
down. II- errapcs with slight Injuries
n" rigl rr.nEu'EeB one OF the men a
haFlrr hr"n ur Tie train on which they
came from Seattle,
CHATTER XIII-s5n,oine questions
Eatuu closely. hut the latter is rettCsn,.
The bin. man tells him he is convinced
he aFFf x Tn pD len ha
the roaHlt " RH error. the attacker hsv-
ing planned to XII ENion. Santolne tells
Harriet she T. to take charge OF certain
papar- .ounccied with tAe "LItrUn E-op-
critic, which had hitherto been In
Avrry's charge.
CHATTER XIv.-Avery seek. To inru-
encs Harriet as his wife TO be. to Civ.
the papers To- UIm Slte refuses Harriet
10 beginning to feel that her love belongs
60 EEtoH-
CHAPTER Ny.-A, the country club
Eaton reveals a remarkable proficiency
at polo. seemingly to Avery's graunra-
ton Eaton induces Harriet 10 allow him
TO leave the grounds for a few minutes
that night
CHAPTER NVf-That night Eaton In
vadrs Sn6toine's library seeking the pa
pers he j. determined 10 Possess There
Mics with bewilderod surprise. on the
same srrard. The three men engage in
pistol duel
CHAPTER xvII.-Aroused by the shoot
ing. Sant6lns deEcrnds TO the library. Tl.
CCrHtataniS are there. but silent Wallace
I!Hchford arrives and is on the point Of
I armtng Santotnr OF the Identity OF one
Of the lntruters when he Ia shot and
Instantly killed The fighters cscap>-. The
safe has been rI1ed and important papers
taken.
'"The mcnf There are no men
there now-they went to the beach
before They must have heard some
thing therel II was their being there
that turned him-the others back
They tried for the lake and were
turned back and got away in n ma
chine: | followcd-back up heret"
Harriet Santoine glanced at the face
of the man beside her. She could see
his features only vaguely: she could
OF his head But now she knew that
she was not helping him to run away !:
he wns no longer hunted-at least he
was rot only hunted: he was hunting
Others too. As the car rolled down
upon the open gntes and he strained
forward In the seat beside her, she
knew that what he was feeling was
. Wild eagerness IN this pursuit.
Right or left-quick 90 she de-
manded OF him. .'I'll take one or the
other"
Right" he shot out. There are
thelr tracks," He pointed for her.
How do you know those are their
tracksy' she asked him.
Il told you. followed them to
where they got their machine"
"who are they?''
'.The men who shot Mr.. Rlatchford.- =
who are theyT" she put to him
directly again.