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Do You Know Any
thing About These
Persons In List?
Inquiries have been received by
the Office of the Governor regarding
the following persons supposed to
be in Alaska:
VICTOR ERICKSON—Last heard
from was in Petersburg; left Custer,
Washington, 1929; 5 feet 8 inches tall
brown way hair blue eyes; about
27 years old; believed to have gone
to Wesward.
JESSE EUGENE WALLER—5
feet 4 inches tal, weight about 150
pounds, brown eyes very thick dark
brown hair and a dimple in his chin;
about 35 years old. Last heard from
15 years ago, working in oil fields
near RyeGate, Montana.
STEAVE JACKSON—Went to Jun
eau Alaska about April 1, 1934.
prospecting; heard from him April
20 had a few days work at the mill
in Juneau; June 28 employed in
the mines at Windham Bay; last
heard from July 14 1934. dark
brown curly hair, light brown ey
es; gold filling in front tooth, up
per jaw, middle finger on left hand
off at second joint; weight about
160 pounds, 5 feet 4 one-half inch
tall; 30 years old.
JAMES JOHNSON—Last heard
from May 1934; awaiting appoint
ment by congress to take a herd of
muskoxen to Point Barrow.
BERNIE MULLEAGNE—Left St.
Louis, Mo. about 2 years ago for
Seattle; believed to have come to
Alaska. Weighs about 160 pounds,
blue eyes, brown hair, 5 feet 7 in
ches tall; 43 years old.
Adolf OTTOSSON—Last heard
from at Chignik, Alaska about 8
years ago; About 47 years old.
GEORGE HERBERT—World War
veteran; last heard from November,
1933 when he left the University of
Alberta Hospital, Edmonton Alberta
Canada without giving any future
address. Served in Canadian army
from February 17, 1915 to Septem
ber 28 1917, as a private in the 23rd
Canadian Infantry and also in the
United States army during the wor
ld war. In December 1932 Her
bert's address was Juneau Alaska.
He has done some prospecting in
Alaska and Canada. The latest pro
1 specting on record was in the North
west Territories of Canada in 1933.
During this same period a letter
which he wrote to the Canadian
Bank of Commerce, Seattle Wash
The Mode of The Moment In
Women's, Misses’ and Child
rens Apparrel at Sensible
Prices—Always—At
MILDRED’S
SHOPPE
ington indicated he had received a
gunshot wound which had confined
him to a hospital at Aklavik Nor
thwest Territories. Essential that
either Herbert be locate or if dead,
the fact place and time of death
be known.
Anyone having any information
about these people is asked to com
municate with the Governor’s Offi
ce—Juneau Alaska.
Alcohol Found In
Body Descovered
Will Not Burn
(By The Associated Press)
CHICAGO, June- It is a popular
aelief in Rumania that the body of
a person, soaked with alcohol, is
combustible, reports the Bucharest
correspondent of the Journal of the
American Medical Association.
Professor A. Elfer of Cluj, in a
Dopular lecture before the Hygien
c society, said that in past centuries
t was earnestly deemed possible
that the alcohol-laden breath of a
tippler might catch fire from the
glow of an oven or even from his
jwn pipe.
Casas of “combustio spontanea"
the burning of the body of itself,
have been reported, especially in
France, the first one in 1725.
From the study of several hun
dreds of recorded cases it is evident
that “self-igniting” .this was its
scientific term at that time) was
more frequent with women than
with men, more common in winter
than in summer, and more com
mon in cases of acute drunkenness
than in normal conditions.
It is probable that they were sim
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