Judge — March 18, 1911 — page 12: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be an early labor-related political cartoon from *Judge* magazine. The image depicts figures engaged in conflict near a "Wool Scheme" building, with one figure holding an "American Labor" sign being thrown or pushed away. The caption references "five hundred thousand wage-earners" depending on wool production, suggesting this satirizes labor disputes or protectionist policies around the American wool industry. The caricatured figures and aggressive posturing indicate the cartoon criticizes how labor interests were being treated or excluded from economic decisions affecting workers. The exact historical moment is unclear without a date, but the style and subject matter suggest this addresses early-to-mid 20th century labor conflicts and industrial policy debates.