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It's hard to tell from the vantage point of nine decades, but chances are that Tom Mix was one of the featured players in this Selig Western. Filmed entirely out-of-doors on the studio's California ranch, and utilizing the services of several real-life cowboys, the film at least had strong documentary value. The thinnish story line concerns a romance between the titular Jim and the daughter of a rival rancher. Things move along at a leisurely pace, culminating in a refined frontier wedding. The camerawork was particularly good, and indeed was used as the principal "selling angle" for the film.