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The Alaska Juneau
Douglas Island News
FOR THE BOYS "OVER THERE”
VOL. 1
TREADWELL, ALASKA, October 1, 1918
NO 3
ALASKA JUNEAU COMPANY’S
HONOR ROLL
•Anderson. Algot
Allen, E. K.
Anderson, O. J.
Anderson, A. P.
Belander. Fabian
Bissett, Jno.
Bland. C. W.
Cleveland, Geo. E.
Coughlin, R. E.
Ducey, W. F.
•Davis. W. L.
Ferdine, Chas.
Garstcr, Wm,
Getehell, Geo.
•Green, Juan
Griffin, M. L.
Guidone, Albert
Hewitt, Jas. H.
Heaeock, Chns.
Hopper, Oliver
Jackson, Selim
Johnson, Pete, Jr.,
•Larson. Cyrus
Littlepage, J. D.
•Lund. Ivor
Metcalf, Frank A.
Miles. Harvey
Mill, A. M.
•Montaya, Geo.
Nelson, Alfred M.
Nlnnis, M. A.
•Nolasco, Julius
•Nordling, H. G.
•Polly. E. M.
•Rakovich, Vola
Rice, C. F.
Rlman, E. S.
Rutherford, Carl A
'Shale, Ray
•Susto. Mike
Tannler, Simon
♦Thorstrom,Reuben
Vandanabeele, Alf.
Vukovich, Steve
•West, William
FORMER EMPLOYEES NOW IN
THE SERVICE
Adams, Horace 0.
Berquist, Wm.
•Berquist, Walter
Brown, R. Bruce
•Dal Castal, Maria
DeHulsten, Jos.
•Eggen, Walter
•GUligan, T. C.
Gross, Jas. B.
Grier, C. D.
Graham, Alex
Humfrey, F. W.
Hamberg, Fred
Hoffard, H. O.
Honkanen, Onnie
Kertis, Grover
Ktrkham, G. A.
Kubin. Van J.
Laden, Edgar
Mugford, Tom
Museth, John
Murisich, Bozo A.
‘Mann, A. H.
McKlem. Robt.
Pavlovich, P. S.
Pavlovich, M. J.
Prentis, W. F.
Snow, Geo. W.
Sparling, Ed. B.
•Succa, Mike
•Stromsvog, Thom
Thieckle, Chas. G.
Vandeameulen, B.
Veale, Wm.
Worth, Norman
Woods, Edw.
The star (•) before each name in
said rolls Indicates we have not their
address.
THE TREADWELL COMPANY’S
HONOR ROLL
•Alsdorf, Wm.
Allen, Coe.
Anderson, Wm. J.
•Angona, Wm.
Bairner, David
Buhl, Peter
•Butler, Wm.
Bullington, Garl'd
•Baker, L. A.
Caraway, F. D.
Carpenter, K. L.
Carpenter, Paul
•Coryel, C. E.
•Davidson, John D
•DeMontozon, Pier.
•Davich, Cris
Decker, B. F.
•Dermody, G. J.
•Ellis, R.
Garn, A. A.
Garn. W. A.
Grunriler, Oscar
•Grewar, Chas.
•Henson, Fred J.
•Hickman, F. G.
•Horner, Chas.
Higley, Leo J.
•Hessemer, Robt.
Jackson, Edw.
Jernigan, Earl
Klnzle, D. J.
•Latt, L. R.
Mariotti, John
McCormick, R., jr
McCormick, Jno.L.
•Morris, Torn F.
•Melanovich, Vaso
•Moore, V. G.
•McConnell, Geo.
•Morback, Geo.
•Milligan, W. H.
•Nelson, T. L.
Oliver, Douglas
Olson, Gust
Olson, John
Pinger, Allen
•Pullen, Royal R.
Rexroth, Harry
•Rink, H. L.
•Russell, Frank
•Radovich, Peter
•Saunders, S. B.
Saimonson, Cl’r’ce
•Sipes, P. A.
Snyder, Hary F.
•Till. Leo J.
Terry, Guy C.
Traver, R. N.
•Thomas, Louis
Van Huyleundroke
Wright, L. B
B. M. Behrends, chairman of the Juneau
Chapter of the Red Cross, has a big job
on hand. Requisition has been made upon
him for enough sphagnum moss to make
a million pads for surgical dressings for
for wounded American soldiers in France.
The sphagnum moss is not only a substi
tute for cotton, but far superior to it as a
dressing for wounds. Its absorbent quali
ties are far greater, which makes it more
desirable for the purpose. An important
item also is that it is otherwise useless,
while the demand for cottons for very es
sential uses In the prosecution of the war
is very great. The moss grows abundantly
in many places in this vicinity.