A three-reel story of rival lumber camps at war with one another. Mary Fuller plays the role of the mountain girl and Charles Ogle and Edward Mortimer have important parts. The mountain girl does a number of unusual things which give charm to the scenes, climbing rocks, wading streams and conversing with her Indian friends. Some of the photographic effects are very artistic. The love story is complicated by the arrival of the girl novelist who tries vainly to take Mary's lover from her. In the war between the camps a raft is blown up with dynamite and two of the tough members fall from a high cliff. This is well pictured and holds the interest. - The Moving Picture World, November 28, 1914
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