Concerns the early lives of Hopi Indians. Evolves around the invasion of their lands by prospectors. Harry is the center of plot of gang of lawless whites to convince Indians he killed one of their number; he finally clears himself. The strongest situations are those near the end where Harry corners the villain, hog-ties him and delivers him to the Indians ... the Indians are seen setting fire to Harry's father's home in revenge for the father's failure to punish Harry whom they had thought guilty of the murder; they had demanded the same law for the whites as for the Indians.