Judge — October 9, 1909 — page 2: what you’re looking at

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Cable Address, “Judgark.” Tel. 6632 Madison Square. LEICHER, President. F.W, Schneider, Secretary. Arthur Terry, Treasurer 1136-7 Marquette 0 Chicago, lit Grant F. Hamitton, Art Editor. KD WEEKLY AT 20 CKNTH A COPY. Subscriptions payable in advance by draft on New York, of by express or postal order, mot by laval checks which are at a discount im New York City. peadbe contents of TUDGE are erotected by cooyiaht in both the United States ard Great tain. * CONTRIBUTORS must inciose a stamped and self-addressed envelope with all manascrtotse otherivise return of the Latter when fuuns unavailanie Cannot be guaranteed. and Mexico, To Canadian Provinces s-acawts—/atermational News Company, Kream's building, Chancery Lane, EC. Lenton; Brentane's, Avinne de VOpera, Paris, Saaroach's News bachange, Marna, Germany. 1 JUDGE cannot be found at any eews-atand, the pobiisbers will be aoder obligations if that tact be promptly reported on postal-card or by letter. HACK NUMBERS) Prevent year, 10 cents pet copy 20 cents: 1907, 30 cents, ete. CHANGE OF ADDRESS: 5: the old as ress, and the ledger namber oa thelr wrapper. From two to thire werks mnt PERSONAL. NORTHERN SNOWBALLS. UDGE receives a good many bouquets and a few brickbats. (tunown ny OTHERS.) ” J Both are welcomed by the editor. One of the former was JF DR. COOK has any left, he might give Peary a gum drop.— % recently received from one of the largest advertisers i Houston Chronicle. sy this country, Mr. C '° Dr. Cook continues to survey the jack- Post, of “* There's a I ; a pot with the unassuming confidence of a B man who holds four aces before the draw. —Chicago Evening Post. It remains to be learned, also, whether the public libraries will put the new polar books in the fiction department.—New York Evening Mail. Both Cook and Peary will partake of the banquct first and submit proofs after- ward, The wisest way.—Indianapolis Star, Of course some allowance for environ- ment will have to be made for heated language issuing from a ship named The Roosevelt, with a speed of only five or six knots an hour, is not living up family reputation. — Richmond son’ fame. After sa: some nice things about t front cover for Jur 9 one thing you may be sure of ans are thinking more carefully r, and publishers who have the arefully and judicially analyze questions and place analyses before Jers will win hands down, Not I they build a profitable, money making enterprise, but have the added faction of building. character as well." Jupce not only aims to amusi but also secks to give, by means of toons, careful analyses of the public ques- Z fi SP © to the tions of the day. The front cover to val Timen-Dispatch, which Mr, Post refers should be carefully There is glory enough for two, pe studied, as it clears up a good many vague haps; but will there be lecture receipts points about the proposed income tax. enough for two?—Chicago Tribune, Yoo much emphasis cannot t When Peary telegraphed to a clip- upon the fact that American citizens ping agency to ‘* clip all editorials, illus- should thoroughly understand the nature trations, cartoons and jokes on my work, of this tax before they decide to change and hold till further instructions,"’ did the Constitution of this country. AN UNDISPUTED CLAIM. he consider what the storehot American Eagle—" My pole, anyway would be were the It's a long pole that has no discoverer, —London Punch. plied with?—Voston CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION TROTTING RACE | gees AN IMPORTANT QUESTION—-WHICH IS THE HEAD? comichooks.cqn