Judge — October 1934 — page 15: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

Judge The Old Grad Demonstrates “A”, I didn’t hurt it, Ed. Well, if you're going to get h ard about—now see here—now listen, Ed, you know very well I didn’t hurt it. Never mind why [ didn’t use mine. A cap’s too light, that’s wh Aw, forget it now, ‘dd... Let me borrow your hat, Jim? Come on, I want to our hat, Jim. It won't long until the whistle blows ame u your hat. . . Bill, let’s C'mon. Aw, I’m not going to hurt it Say, Pete, can [ borrow your hat for just a second? Well, I'll show you what [ want it for. Aw, be 1 sport, I'll show you something good! C'mon... Well Clem will let me use his. How about it, Clem? Lemme use a minute, will ya? T want to show the boys some- I won't hurt your hat! Say, Red, would you me have yours for—Oh, if you're going to that way about it I'll get Hank’s—hey, Hank, come here a , will you, T want to show you show you something. Lem take but a minute—it won't } for the half ne have yours, will y Lemme use it. use anyway. Li your omething—atta boy, now let me take your derby for a second and I'll... oh, come on, come on, I’m not going to hurt i But of course if you're going to get disagreeable . . . Here comes Charlie! He'll lend me his for a second, won't you, big boy? Yeh, your hat. T want it for just a minute. Tha ‘ow you watch! I'm going to show you how I kicked that field goal against Pretty irie College in the last two seconds of play! Sig four, sixty-five...” nks, old timer “What are you so mad about? You'd go crazy around here looking for something to do af it wasn't for guys like me.” “Don't come around look- ing for a game with us any more.” comicbooks.com