Salt Lake Telegram | 1929-09-23 | Page 14 | Prepare to Flee after Temblors

J t 1 P f TO AF TER TERI TEMBLORS l. l I r f a Sept 23 3 3 4 Island of c Hawaii AP AP Atter After 58 earthquake shocks hati had t bc e xi felt wl within three hours near bear near the extinct volcano yesterday residents of t tho the north Kotta d district t of or this Island today prepared to re al e should sh uld an antl an- an tl I materialize Repealing In Jn s series r s since the were fIst first felt Friday tho t the o qua quakes s h have he e shown Intensity at at i times presaging volcano observers They I a possible C eruption pointed gout t that be before each of ot the eruptions or of Kilauea ueL this year cal and the explosive eruption In 1924 of r j the same san con cone continued shocks w were re recorded Dr T A. A Jaggar when ben th the first rumblings of or disturbances dis disturbances dis beneath the earths earth's surface sur sur- surface face we ro were said felt felt felt- said they would woud not mean nean an an eruption unless ss the they con- con e yesterday he again climbed the tho t o sloe Q of qt Mount 1 to tomake make nake Saturday S. night the q quakes akes started started start start- ed td again alter after the Island had been quiet t since Friday continued In growing Intensity and nd reached their strongest about 2 a a.- a. a.m. m m. Sunday Between Bet 9 a. a m. m and noon yesterday yester day 58 quakes were felt on Mount Mount Is ts a lon long extinct f feet feel Cl high sit situated situated situated sit sit- In the north Kona Dona district en on the western estern side of oC the tho Island of ot Hawaii lIaw U. U amidst fields of or lava from pr previous eruptions of or of the cones cones th that t stud the Island The rhe district dis- dis Is sparsely settled Its principal pal paI pr products bein being cattle catHe near near the mountain peak and coffee farther to the south