Judge — March 11, 1911 — page 3: what you’re looking at

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JUDGE GASOLINE WAGON NUMBER PUBLISHED BY LESLIE-JUODGE COMPANY nswicx Buroino, 225 Firtn Avenue, New Your Aeonens, 404 Tey 082 Wao. gos fauane John A. Sleicher, Presilent. Reuben P. Sleicher, Secy. James Melvin Lee, Grant E. Hamilton, Printed Cartoons Cannot Be Recalled. (THE London Punch occupies much the same field in England that Jupce does in America. The cartoon from the former, which is reproduced on this page, is interesting not only because it shows how the American-Canadian reciprocity idea is received in England, but also be- cause by a tragic coincidence the car- toon, which represents Mr. Arthur Bal- four at the grave of Imperial Prefer- ence, appeared in England on the same day that Mr. Balfour's brother died. The coincidence was most annoying to Punch which promptly published an apology in all the London papers. On account of a strike by the printers this issue was in the hands of the newsdeal- ers before Punch even knew of the seri- ous illness of Col. Eustace Balfour. The predicament in which the London Punch found itself is one which may happen to any cartoon weekly. JupGe, for example, was very sorry that its issue for October 22, 1910, contained in its double page cartoon a picture of the late Senator Dolliver who had just passed away a few days before. Fortunately, Senator Dolliver was not the central figure in the cartoon but was simply one member of the army to which Presi- dent Taft was distributing patronage. Nevertheless such incidents are to be KILLED BY |_ Rees |) Has F RESIGNATION. Mr. Arthur Balfour (looking on the bright side) —'"" His food will cost bim no more.’ | Beautiful thought! So consoling | —London Pu though unavoidable. Printed cartoons, like spoken words, cannot be recalled. The apology alone remains for such cases. regretted even Ideal Winter Trips to the Tropics. The most inviting cruises this season are those to the resorts of ‘The American Mediterra- nean,"’ that wonderful winterless region bathed by the southern Atlantic, the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, including Porto Rico, Bahamas, Cuba, Florida and San Domingo. Write for AGWI NEWS, a beautifully illustrated free magazine, describing the cruises of the following steamship lines and Pacific coast Wialveston, Key DISTRICT PASSENGER OFFICES: NEW YORK. PINLADeL HEA, 220 Bradway ast cmicano, vst. NW THE SMOOTHEST TQBACCO At the Club among the boys Vel- vet creates good fellowship. It's arattling good smoke. It's as smooth as ils name. Smooth in smoking—smooth in taste and it burns smoothly. Velvet is Burley tobacco.—the choicest leaves of each plant. Cured so perlectly and made so shilllully that there isn't a semblance of a tongue burn in it, Velvet is different trom other tobacco because everything about it tells of quality, That's the reason. It's the kind of tobacco that makes you sit up and take notice. When you go to your dealer—be sure—insist upon getting Velvet, SPAULDING & MERRICK Chicago, Ill. Ina neat metal can 10 cents At your dealer's, or tf he is sold ont, send us the soc. We'll send you a can te any ade dressinthe U.S.A. Sawa Notimitations , The greatest triumph of the electric furnace—a marvelously reconstructed i the cost of diamonds. Guaranteed to contain po glass—will cut glass. Sent on approval. Money cheerfully refunded if not perfectly entis- factory. Write t De-Luxe Jewel Book for the asking. 10c Judge’s Library 10c March Number All News-stands In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be appreciated. comicbooks.com