Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-26

scriptlons, publish the names ~ 10
nors and turn the money over rs rap
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dences and fats are furnished with
gas ranges But then that did not
worry anybody. There are enough
bricks lying around loose IN san Fran
cisco for everybody-andt then some,
AMATEUR COOKING.
About the best primitive cook stove
encountered was one built of bricks
with a couple Of baby-buggy wire
wheels laid across them over the Goals,
II was very ingenious. The genius OF
the young man doing the cooking, how
ever. was limited. He was endeav-
oring to boil big can OF tomatoes.
Unfortunately he opened It at the
wrong head and placed the soldercd
end over the flames. The wall of an
guish which went up when that solder
melted and the tomatoes dumped down
on the fire was heartrending.
FRENCH DINNER.
outside of handsome fat building
delicate and pretty lady was cooking
her lunch IL was n piece OF steak of
something she would have scorued TO
have given her pet dog "A week before.
ON the top step stood the young son
and heir.
"Oh, ma. hurry up with that lunch,
he whiued
We'll, this is French dinner, and
il takes time, deario."
"Deary' was hulking youth OF six
teen, wearing the recognized college
pants and cap. Ma, | don't want
any French dinner; itE too long be-
tween courses he responded.
WARM BOILED WATER
At Mrs. Vanderburg spurier's a halt
was made while a glass of warm
boiled water was quaffed. Everybody
drinks boiled water because the earth
quake 50 rumor has &C. tangled up the
water mains and the sewers, At this
address 4lO Brodrc< street. things We're
very comfortable despite the cracked
plaster aud the smashed china la evi-
dence. After a rest, a hike to Golden
Gate park followed
INFORMATION BUREAU.
Here are established some Of the big
gest refugee camps, Opposite the Pan
Handle entrance. Is "A huge advertising
board, Early In the migration this
was turned into an information bureau.
For a whole block are pinned. tackled
and pasted cards, envelopes and pieces
of paper bearing the names of people
and the addresses where they can be
found, 4 little further along Is a
branch Red Cross. station. with It's
corps of sweet-faced nurses and volun-
teer ladies, each wearing the emblem
pinned around the arm
NO SPEED LIMIT.
Practically every automobile IN san
Francisco long ago had been command
eered by the military for Red Cross
service with flag waving and an
armed escort next to the chauffeur.
these huge machines "hOnk -honk"
along at forty miles an hour. 1t *
toss up between the earthquake and
these big flyers. The majority express
themselves to the effect that they
would choose the earthquake in pref
erence. The chances those chauffeurs
take fairly make ones hair stand on
end ON Market street there Is a
drOp-off OF fully six inches caused by
the earthquake. Six Red Cross auto
mobiles took that at flying jump
while going ut full clip inside OF Ave
minutes on Tuesday.
A TRANSPORTATION
But that is DEPRESSING The old
Golden Gate park of ten days ago IL
no more. The tennis court is turned
into "A huge cammissary, the museum
Is wrecked by the earthquake, and
not building throughout the park is
intact the grass is tramped down and
spOtlcssly clean and the smell of chlor-
ide OF lime mingles with the aroma
OF the Australian blue gums. There il
plenty of water there, but it is precious
and the sentres handle the faucets.
The sanitary arrangements are excel
lent and the emergency and materni-
ty hospitals are as good as could be
expected under the circumstances
TENTS FOR THE HOMELESS.
Big. roomy tents have been distrib-
uted and the people are very COM
Portable after their experiences OF tho
first two nights out In the open. Some
of them have put down lumber floors
with the intention of remaining and
camping out for the summer. Others
have already started to move their eff
fects back to the residences so hastily
abandoned. The promlscuous shooting
on the part of the sentries at providers
after dark is rather trying on the
nerves.
Speaking about nerves: An enter
prislng merchant has a sign over a
stack OF bottles I'm Golden Gate park
which reads Drink Celery Ale. IT'S
Good For the Nerves, only 10 cents
PARROTS AND A PEACOCK.
Nearly everybody has parrot In
Golden Gate park, and some OF those
parrots use language calculated to
bring on another earthquake One fam
fly has peacock, Grated. Every time
a building down town is dynamited the
parrots and the peacock hold an indlg-
nation meeting and all take the floor
at once. The peacock. however, gener-
ally gets the eye of the speaker in the
end and discourses stridently for 10
minutes The guards have been petit
toned to shoot this bird for disturbing
the peace.
The Elders are located just outside OF
the park IN temporary headquarters.
1926 Third avenue, which has been
placed at their disposal by William r.
Wolfinger, resident and member Of the
San Francisco branch.
CHEERFUL ELDERS.
Here were gathered cheerful thron :
examining the blisters upon their hands
caused BY manual labor In the cause OF
humanity Among those who told then
experiences and which will he made the
subject for another article, We're Elder
A. G.. Benson Grantsville. president OF
the san Francisco branch: a. 7. Nc
-, a tap of
mission; r. II. Clark, Springvllle; John
f. Nelson, Spanish Fork; James II.
Ellison Layton. who was in a fiv-
story brick hotel down town when the
earthquake brought II about his ears,
Frank Badger ofs Holden, who had a
mon shot at his feet and had to STEP
over his body J. r. Shepherd. Paris,