Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1926, Page 3

{HAWAI VOLCANO BEGINS ERUPTING Mauna Loa Bursts Forth, Spraying Lava and Caus- ing Tidal Waves. By the Associated Press HILO, Hawaii, April 10 cano Mauna Loa began erupting early today The flow of lava appears to be concentrated three miles southwest of the summit, terminating in one big fountain from which lava is shooting high in the a The outbreak began at 3 a.m 'homas Ja, r, Jjr., the Hawailan volcano observatory, described it as casting a weird, un anny glow over the countryside, with + line of fountains formed along the | crest of the mountain in a great cres cent Preceding the eruption, several earthquakes rocked the island of Hawaii, with tidal waves on its East ern side. Prof. Jaggar estimated that the point of eruption was 12,000 feet above el, The summi feet above. said he would not be sur- Kilauea, largest active vol cano in the world, began erupting It is 32 miles on an air line from Loa and also on the Island of Hawaii, For three vears Mauna Loa has given signs of coming to Prof. in charge of ently brove out s uding the vicin ity of the Aliua flow of 1919. F ploring parties have sta 3 said the outbreak be South of the Mo He issued warnings south Kona southward o Hookena on the seacoast, to keep a sharp lookout au Wilmot \'rendenburg. vesidents of the dis manager of a ranch, said the lava flow started | from the top on the Kona side, flowed 3 miles toward Pahala, then stopped. It broke out again, however, halfway down the Kona slope. the old Alua flow CORNER STONE STDLEN Church Loses Strange Loot and $8 to Thieves. April 10 (®).—A me who takes SOMEI Pa.. new kind of thief church cornerstone: s made his ap- pearance in this section A corner stone was found to be miss. g in the Fritz Lutheran Church edi » and authorities ex ief that thieves took : time the . taking $8. NO LOSS To Any Investor IN 53 YEARS THE I. H. SMITH CoO. First Mortgage Bond: 815 15th St., N.W. Washingten, D.C. Certain-teed Co.’s Weathershield Paint, all colors $2.25 a gallon l Main Office 6th & C Sts. Southwest Camp Meigs 5th & Fla. Ave. Northeast “Rock-Bottom Prices” Hechinger Co. “Foundation to Roof” ECIAL NOTIC "JORN B. RAFFO CPERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST john R Hokman. trading as the Layfayette Bakery. 1744 You' street now... are herehy RouBer 10 B the same "to John A. Rreenahan 528 Bond building, on 1 C0. contracted " than ichard 3" Cola® Trom w‘X BY AUCTIO! “Motor C sh INESDAY. APRIL 1 1. An unusual o _car_at_your own ERGREEN, : lawne put 1 and manure. ne. Line. CRN LOAD OF FURNI k. Philadeiphia or Balli- BANSFER AND STOR- s un- and " utensils crans by references. OR PART L ORK OR WASH vrr'rqel RGH _OR L (RA NATIO; SRAL \I (,(nn cutting, and cold rolled steel, phm' hwu/(‘ Dbushings. ~hdftmg cast phos- H. € /2 ‘n:m_ /934 DT The vol-| of Mauna Loa | telling them | going toward | thieves broke REFORMERS QUIT TOWN THAT WON'T REFORM Minister and Publisher Leave Sloan, Towa—Latter and Wife Showered With Eggs. By the Associated Press. SIOUX CITY, Iowa, April 10.—A campaign by a minister and a news- paper owner against what they termed unusual lawlessness in the iittle town of Sloan, lowa, has ended. | The minister, Rev. Glenn R. Abro, | today had moved to Fairmount, Minn,, | | The newspaper owner, J. F. Cooley, | has sold his plant and is preparing | a new field. rture of the prime movers in | the campaign was due to the indig- | nation that followed their alleged ex- pose. Citizens were exceptionally emphatic_in declaring that the de scribed horrible condition did not exist in their town. . Abro, who was pastor of n Church, declared upon ure that he “had wasted |an ertire year in Sloan” and that he i had been unable “'to arouse the good people of the town to the seriousness {of conditions.” He added that they | | had refused to follow his program. of | civle and spiritual betterment. Editor Cooley said that “life and | property no longer are safe in Sloan,” He and his wife recently were targets for a shower of stale eggs, which he claimed were thrown by members of the element he had been attacking in | his newspaper. BOY, 3, FOUND IN WOODS |Lost 16 Hours, Child Never [ | Whimpers—300 in Search. | ' r, Minn., April 10 (P A 3 v, lost in the woods o found today. He | was nat even | | The boy, Wayne Kepner. wandered | into the woods vesterday. He did { not return at nighttall. Led by N r i . Knudson, a hundred ¢ searched by lantern light all night. 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