After Myra Benedict's father commits suicide over the larcenous machinations of Kling, his foreman, Myra inherits her father's lumber camp and goes there to take a hand in its management. Soon after, Kling, who wants to take over the lumber business and also is attracted to Myra, asks for her hand in marriage. When she refuses, Kling attempts to ruin her business. Meanwhile, Raymond Bradford, who has been disinherited by his father for falling in love with a chorus girl, comes to the Northland to forget the girl, who, learning of the disinheritance, has thrown him over. Raymond falls in love with the Myra, protects her from the unwanted advances of her rejected suitor, and helps her to set her business straight.