ILLUSTRATIONS

FACING PAGE
Thomas A. Jaggar[Frontis]
1.Experimental Geology Laboratory, Harvard University, 1900[40]
2.Fountain at edge of lava lake, May 17, 1917[41]
3.Explosion cloud rising from Halemaumau, May 13, 1924[56]
4.Crag in lava lake, January 23, 1918[57]
5.Scientists of Technical Expedition to Aleutians, 1907[72]
6.Captain George Seeley of the Lydia, 1907[73]
7.Volcano House from Observatory, 1913[88]
8.Island in Halemaumau lava lake, 1911[88]
9.Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, 1912[89]
10.Jaggar in seismograph vault beneath Observatory, 1916[89]
11.Lava lake, showing bench, March 30, 1917[92]
12.Halemaumau, showing lava lake and crags, December 8, 1916[92]
13.Jaggar holding pipe for sounding lava lake, 1917[93]
14.River of Alika flow, Mauna Loa, October 6, 1917[100]
15.Lava streaming into a sinkhole in Halemaumau lava lake, July 7, 1917[100]
16.Sakurajima Volcano, Japan, 1914[101]
17.Fountain in lava lake, March 19, 1921[101]
18.Isabel and Tom Jaggar in woods on Kilauea Volcano, 1923[120]
19.Lava lake, fountains, and crags, March 20, 1921[121]
20.Footprints in ash west of Mauna Iki[121]
21.The Honukai on Alaska beach, 1928[136]
22.The Ohiki, first amphibian truck, 1928[136]
23.Lava flow entering village of Hoopuloa, 1926[137]
24.Lava flow of 1926 Mauna Loa eruption approaching Hoopuloa[137]
25.Jaggar in office of Observatory in “Tin House,” 1937[152]
26.Bomb bursting on lava flow, December 27, 1935[153]
27.Fountain in Halemaumau lava lake, May 23, 1917[168]
28.Rare dome fountain, Kilauea Crater, March 20, 1921[169]
29.Lava stream near rim of Halemaumau, February 9, 1921[169]
CHARTS
Fluctuations of Halemaumau[113]
Diagram of hypothetical globe section[179]