Judge — September 2, 1911 — page 11: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This illustration depicts a seated figure with a donkey wearing a collar labeled "LA FOLLETTE." The caption "Me and Jack" suggests a political commentary, likely referencing Robert M. La Follette, the Progressive politician. The donkey appears to represent either La Follette himself or his political movement, portrayed in a derogatory manner common to Judge magazine's satirical style. The artwork uses the donkey as a traditional symbol of stubbornness or foolishness in political cartooning. Without additional context from the magazine's date and surrounding articles, the specific political situation being mocked remains unclear, but it appears critical of La Follette's political positions or candidacy during the Progressive era.