Judge — July 18, 1908 — page 2: what you’re looking at

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225 Fifth Aven New York. Cable Address, “Judgark." Tel. 6632 Madison Square. JOHN A. SLEICHER, President, F.W. Schneider, Secretary. Arthur Terry, Treasurer. Wastean Aoventsing Orrice—2136-7 Maryuetie Building, Chicago, Mt Brunswick Bullding, Burges Johnson, Editor. Grant Hamilton, Art Editor. JUBLIRUKD WEEKLY AT 10 CENTS 4 COPY. One year. or sanumoerss eset SD Sux months of vo numuers © + ee Then wens ee 135 Sabscriptions payable in advance by draft on New York, or by express or postal order, mat by lacal checks which are at a discount in New York City. Postage free in the United States, its dependencies, and Mexico. To Canadian Provinces The contents of JUDGE are vrotected by covyright tn both the United States and Great wid so ce for postage ign countries add §1.90 4 year Britain. Fosore) s-acanrs— /atermational News Company, Reeam's building, Chancery Lane, CONTPIBUTORS mast inciose a stamped and self-addressed envelope with all manuscripts, EC. London; Brentame't, Avenue dt U Opera, Parit; Saaroach't News Lachange, dlains, otherwise return of the latter when found unavailable cannot be guaranteed. Germany. Us JUDGE canoet be found at any eews-stand, tbe pobilahers will be ender obligations if that fact be promptly reported on postal-card or by letter. All requests for shold by ompanied by the old addr ges of ad facilitate the conection. A FEARFUL MENACE. SARTORIAL. serious TT: London Lancet violently condemns colored shirts for men, TRIKES in single trad f a S matters, many allied trades are tied and also declares that colored handkerchiefs are an abomina- < up, and all the wheels of industry are tion. This objection is based on the ground that a man is sure extent, The intelli- to wear a colored shirt longer than a white one, for the latter adver- gent citizen views even a little labor friction — tises the fact to all observers if its visit to the laundry has been too with alarm, How is it, then, that the Brit- long delayed. Possibly the Lancet’s crusade is based upon good ish people can continue on the even tenor of — reasoning, but we believe that men’s dress is too monotonous and their way, rowing boat-races and building sombre at best, There is not enough color and variety in the abom- battleships, while all the time there hangs inable derby hat; there is too much sameness in the general run of over them the fearful menace of a revolt of trousers, Cannot the Lancet's objection be met by having all laun- their wi pple laugh and chat in Lon- dries use a decorative rubber stamp, bearing a date, and stamp it don streets, and the bridge parties and music conspicuously on all shirt fronts? ‘Then a man may wear as lively halls draw their thou: heed the and dirt-concealing a garb as he chooses, and yet never dare to dis- mutterings of the coming storm. Already the women have attacked — play a laundry stamp of too antique a date. Parliament; a few leaders languish in prison, and some have threat- ge ened bombs. England is on the eve of a Strike of Women. For HE Russ, a leading liberal Russian paper, has suspended publi- ourselves, we should rather sce, in this country, a hundred coal cation. During the four strikes than such a possibility. No mere President would dare in’ years of its nee three fere. Taft is a big man in many ways, but, like the best of us, su sive chief tors have is married. God forbid! Let us capitulate once. been imprisoned. In the words of that old Sund “We're glad by glad because we’ ed to some men? F nds, and exis y-school song, use we're glad be- AMONG THE GOLD MINES. HE MEN of Alaska hav borate invitations, engraved resident Roosevelt and to the Gi viting them to attend the Yukon exposi- iil the phrase, "There is no boundary AV FTER all, one man ean machinery of sent : cause we're he upon caribou skins, eral of Canada, tion when it occurs; and they up here!" In frontier re side by side as comrades, there us » boundary line until a national nomination only so trouble happens to occur, and then { more than in any — long as a majority of the par- other place on earth, and it ought to be a mile high, with a moat on ty have confidence in that each side of it. one man, corrmam vernor- strong men are laboring run th gions, wher lly =eevans = ERARKFURTER J ROP an ‘THEY ALL LIKE CANDY. comicbooks.com