A story of plains life, involving a love affair between a sheriff and a pretty barmaid, and as the third in this triangle a bad man, who is looking for a quantity of bullion left with the girl for safe keeping. The only point of special interest in the story is the finding of the outlaw hidden in the loft by the girl by means of a drop of blood which flows from his wound and strikes the sheriff on the hand. This incident has been used once before, and if memory serves right, twice. Hence it is not entirely novel. At the same time it is interesting and perhaps serves its purpose in this instance quite as well as it would have done if it were new. Apparently most of the principal events have been used in this flood of Western pictures and it is small wonder if an effective scene like this is used more than once. - The Moving Picture World, October 15, 1910
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