Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06

ly sewed on--a departure from mon-
made machine
The silence of "a great muIt.tud, ls
oven more impressive than its widest
acclaim. You will remember how YOU
thrilled At the big football game. when
the stands CrealSed and grOaued under
the stamp OF 100000 feet; when $4,000
thr1ats shriekcd as with one voice ln %
wild. exultant frenzy. when the game
ciazed mob waved flags, tossed hats.
and beat neighbors In a paroNysm -
deiiriOus excitement as "a grimy, bait
tered figure shot out Of the struggling
mass on the held below, and fell across
the line for a touchdown. And then.
as the little quarter back strides out 90
what remains of the white streak
marking the 15-yard line. and the crest
fallen losers hungrily line up under the
goal posts, the noise dies away u %
smOthered choking hush lie awk-
wardy fops down, holding the bail as
gingerIy as though 10 We're a hollow
eggshell. and you feel the muscles of
your throat pinch together. and know
that co. 600 other threats are drawn. The
big fullback bitches his molcskins
nervously. while the quarter Tits the
ball slightly, in response % inaudiblc
Instructions Aud then. silence, silence
50 tense. 50 complete that the rustic u
the leaves I'm the trees far back OF the
stands makes you frOWn al the inter-
ruption. You feel as though your eye
lids had not winked FOR hours Tha,
raving mob Of a moment ago is hold
ing its breath with YOU. At last the
ball is pointed satisfactorily, "a few
short. quick steps, and then the thua
OF the big fullback's heavy shoe ag-iust
the leather beats upon your ears Ike
the roar Of n cannon, and pandemon-
iuH breaks loose again. II is this thui
that viii re-echo iu your ears when
YOU see the vigorous picture by J. g..
Lyendecker who has drawn a place
kick with the fullback az the end OF
his swing II Is vibrant with magnid-
cent strength. and. as the cover OF the
FIRST November edition " The Popular
Magazine II is a pertinent reminder az
the corkinE good football story by
Ralph D. Paine. 1.-THE Head Coach,
which is complete i'm this number ana
quite worthy companion 10 those
other successes Of his. THE stroke
oar" and College Days
The November Strand Magazine com
tains some excellent fiction and mum
Der Of articles of a unique and inter-
csting character short stories are proc
vided by W w Jacobs. Morley Rob
erts, Richard Marsh, e.. g. Andrews,
and other popular authors. There ls
also q long COncluQlnG ms ihiiheuL "
The White Christ" by Hall Caiu0
Caruso, the IDOL OF tho musical world,
writes his "Reminiscences and MUS
.trates them with some clever sketches
while the artists 'Xim,' Flagg, Nc
Duugan Winsor McCay C'SilasD CAL
laway. Ieyering. Douahey, Steinisnns,
and Fly Mayer. discuss and illustrate "A
certain dog joke which was recently
submitted to them a comparison OF
| the illustrations should prove Of cou-
siderable interest to all who appreciate
| the humorous iu art. Douglas Fawcett
| describes how DEE made his record mo-
! tor climb. and a racy article rs cop-
uIbutcd by "a number OF golfers under
| the title of "The Funniest Golf story
| The color section this month is devote i
| 90 children of a Bygone Age with
| reproduCtions Of eight famous pictures
I'd charming "old world" youngsters
| a second series Of Missing Detail
pictures again shows how curlously Zoe
| character Of q drawing may be- entirely
/ changed boy the omission Of single
| essential.
Ainslce's for November Contalulns
| the fourth -nstalment uf The much-dis-
| GUESSED serial "TruNton King by Geo