Judge, 1910-11-05 · page 3 of 24
Judge — November 5, 1910 — page 3: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertisements and birthday congratulations** rather than political satire. The birthday section congratulates three editors: Clark Howell (Atlanta Constitution), Levi Gilbert (Western Christian Advocate), and John S. Kendall (New Orleans Picayune). The congratulatory messages are lighthearted personal tributes rather than satirical commentary. The main cartoon, titled "The Issue in New York State," depicts a large tiger looming menacingly over a cityscape—likely representing a political threat or controversy in New York during this era, though the specific reference is unclear from the image alone. The page otherwise features advertisements for Hunter Rye whiskey, Hotel La Salle in Chicago, a "Never-Lose" key tag, and matrimonial services—typical commercial content from this period of the magazine.
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BIRTHDAY CONGRATULATIONS. Clark Howell, Editor of the Atlanta Constitution, Permit me to add my con- gratulations to the very large number I know you are re ing. The truth is June growing so fast as to more than ever impress me with the fact that I am aging, for it seems | as but a few years ago that the initial number came under my observation. As robust, able, and effective as he is at ine, what may we expect of the as he reaches the prime of life ? Levi Gilbert, Editor of the Western Christian Advocate, Cincinnati. Heartiest congratulations from the Western Christian Advocate to JupGe—wise beyond his years—on his birthday celebration. JupcE may be a little illogical—being a con- crete example of the ‘‘undistributed middle” —but, nevertheless, here's hoping that the symmetrical rotundity of our Merry Magis- trate may never suffer a cave-in! Why should the editor of a religious paper be ashamed to confess that he is a regular reader of JupGe, and finds that reading some- thing like a means of grace to him? The Advocate itself maintains a column of ‘‘Anti- Dismals""—gathered from the round globe -- and its readers own up that they dive into that page long before they look at the edi- torials; whereat the editor is glad, for he knows that then they will be in a mellow and receptive mood for something more serious. The Advocate’s editor belie ina Christian- ity that is overflowingly joyous, songful, and spreading the contagion of happiness. He is the sworn enemy of all pessimistic interpre- tations of the faith. Jupce is a fog-scat- terer, a bile-eliminator, a smoke-consumer, a stump-eradicator, an imp-exorcisor, a bogie-exterminator, a dumps-dispeller, a fool- killer, a fad-exploder, and a hypocrisy-ex- pose In ‘‘this world of sin and sorrow, where there is so much that is depressing and discouraging in the daily tale of sadness and tragedy, he that can help us to be brave and smiling, cheery and courageous, he that will give us humor without vulgarity, wit without insipidity, satire without malicious- ness, is doing the Lord's work. MayJupce's | term of office be a long one! And may the sentences from his bench be always the con- demnation of folly, pretentiousness, bombast, and make-believe, and the kind of thing in religion, society, and politics typified in Mach- iavelli, Mephistopheles, Tartuffe, Pecksniff, Stiggins, and Uriah Heep! JUDGE Sth tins MULTIPLY THE BEST MATERIAL MONEY CAN BUY BY TIME, PATIENCE, CARE AND EXPERIENCE, ADD PURITY, MATURITY, QUALITY AND FLAVOR—THE RESULT IS HUNTER BALTIMORE RYE THE AMERICAN GENTLEMAN'S WHISKEY Gold ap an arat-ctans cates and by toppers ASLAN AIAN S SON faltitotes Sa = Met tecebeaten’s kay MKotel Ia Salle Cy ed Chicago’s Finest Hotel Georte H. G: Le Salle at M. Hotel La Salle is already one of the famous hotels of the world and excels all Chicago hotels in the elegance of its furnishings, the excellence of its cuisine and the thoroughness of its service. RATES One Person: Room with detached bath: $2.00 to $3.00 per day Room with private bath: $3.00 to $5.00 per day Two Persons: Room with detached bath: $3.00 to $5.00 per day Room with private bath: $5.00 to $8.00 per day Tico Connecting Rooms with Bath: T; + + $5.00 to $8.00 per day Fogpincae 2 $800.00 si8se Fer 233 Suites: $10.00 to $35.00 per day All rooms at $5.00 or more are same price for one or two persons. Center of Chicago’s Activities John S. Kendall, Literary Editor of the New Orleans Picayune Well, well! And so Jupcg is twenty-nine? Who would have thought it? Every week he | comes, gay, dapper, perennially youthful, full | of good spirits, a fellow of infinite jest. It | hardly seems right for him to own up to that (Continwed on nezt page.) wa brsterders. "NEVER-LOSE’ KEY TAG — a AGENTS WANTED WANTED Ereybee fe = every man bays om aight. Woie for pare tculars, enctosiag £58 for sample (eetunded d Neverlose KeyTagCo.\ able people from all sectio Protestants, Catholics, ete. Be BY GUNNELS. Toledo, Ont NUMBER ALL NEWSDEALERS. comicbooks.com