Judge — November 12, 1904 — page 8: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This satirical cartoon appears to depict a chaotic scene involving **Roosevelt** (likely Theodore Roosevelt, given the historical context of Judge magazine). The image shows multiple figures in conflict—men in formal dress engaged in what appears to be a physical altercation or struggle. A figure on the right holds a club or bat, while others gesture dramatically. The composition suggests political turmoil or conflict within Roosevelt's administration or policies. The partial caption "THEY'RE UP" and "Roosevelt—*Nott" is incomplete, making the specific target unclear, but the cartoon mocks political infighting or controversy surrounding Roosevelt's leadership. Without the full caption, the exact satirical point remains somewhat ambiguous, though the violent imagery suggests criticism of Roosevelt's handling of political disputes or his combative approach to governance.