George Stanford, a ranchman, has occasion to experience how it feels to "marry in haste and repent at leisure" and is exceedingly anxious to break the ties that bind him to his Indian wife. He is infatuated with a Gypsy girl who is suspected as being the sweetheart of a suave young ranchman in love with the daughter of the owner of the ranch. For a time the plot thickens and every convenient nook seems to adapt itself to a love affair. the sheriff interests himself in behalf of the Indian woman and soon her husband pays the penalty for his crimes. - Moving Picture World, November, 1, 1912