A truly thrilling melodrama with a good deal of quality to it. The situation is made clear by the very first scene. The rustler's daughter loves the young ranger sheriff. Her father attempts to make her marry his lieutenant, and tries to keep her away from the sheriff. By a ruse the father's plans arc circumvented and the lovers meet. The lieutenant, however, brings his men unexpectedly and the sheriff is captured. The girl is compelled to accept the lieutenant to save the sheriff's life. It looks as though her sacrifice was to be without avail, but a sister of the heroine warns the cowboys and they come to the rescue. The girl also is saved. It seems as though Miss Bush, as the elder daughter, has never filled a part more acceptably. The whole cast did very well indeed. The design of the picture could hardly be improved upon. - The Moving Picture World, December 16, 1911
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