Judge — March 21, 1908 — page 1: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This silhouette cartoon depicts a cowboy or frontiersman wrestling with a large rooster, with smaller figures (appearing to be Native Americans or frontier characters) positioned around him. The caption reads: "I WILL HAVE NO MORE TROUBLE WITH THIS BIRD." The rooster likely represents a persistent political problem or opponent—possibly Theodore Roosevelt, who was known as the "rough rider" and associated with frontier imagery. The caption suggests the figure's determination to decisively end a recurring issue or rival. The smaller silhouettes surrounding the main figure appear to represent various consequences or complications arising from this conflict. Without additional context from the magazine's text, the specific political reference remains unclear, though it likely relates to 1908 political developments.