One of the noticeable features of this picture is the quality of its desert scenes; they are remarkable. Indeed, the mechanical work is perfect throughout. It is an exciting picture, full of fast riding with backgrounds of mountain, desert and wild land. The story is complicated and requires a close attention to get it. Perhaps one or two leaders would have done good service in making it clearer. The sheriff had warned his friend that his companions were vicious. This young man then tells these rough characters that he had done with them; but later they meet him on the hills. They have stolen a bunch of bronchos and are being chased by a posse. The man sees the posse coming and attempts to escape, but is tracked. It seems to the sheriff that he surely is guilty. He is saved by a clever ruse of his wife and both make their escape to another part of the country. It is a very good picture to use where the exhibitor is featuring a comedy. It is not surely a feature. - The Moving Picture World, January 20, 1912
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