An Indian story of California, based upon a misunderstanding which arouses the jealousy of a Mexican. First, a young man is stabbed, after he recovers, nursed hack to life by an Indian girl, he is lassoed by the same jealous Mexican, but is rescued by the Indian girl, and she in turn is stabbed. Finally the young man and Indian girl are disposed of. Even though the setting of this picture is unusually attractive and the acting is all that could be desired, it is too murderous in its conception. It is scarcely necessary to have so much stabbing. Such unpleasant scenes should be suggested rather than actually produced. One might do, perhaps, but the jealousy and the murderous assaults are too pronounced, and should be materially toned down if it is desired to make this picture as attractive as its technical qualities warrant. - The Moving Picture World, January 28, 1911
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