The Alaska Juneau
Douglas Island News
FOR THE BOYS “OVER THERE”
VOL. 1
TREADWELL, ALASKA, NOVEMBER 1, 1918
NO. 5
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
Caya, Wm. A.
•Coryel, C. E.
Danos. Angelos
'Davidson, John D
•DeMontozon, Pier.
•Davlch, Crls
Decker, B. F.
•Dermody, O. J.
•Ellis, R.
Gam, A. A.
Garn, W. A.
Grundler, Oscar
Grewar, Chas.
Guskey, F. J.
•Henson, Fred J.
•Hickman, F. G.
•Horner, Chas.
Hlgley, Leo J.
•Hessemer. Robt.
Jackson, Edw.
Jackson, Elmer
Jernigan, Earl
Kinzle, D. J.
•Latt, L. R.
Mariotti, John
McCormick, R., Jr
McCormick, Jno.L.
•Morris, Tom F.
•Melanovich, Vaso
•Moore, V. G.
•McConnell, Geo.
•Morback, Geo.
Milligan, W. H.
•Nelson, T. L.
Oliver, Douglas
Olson, Gust
Olson, John
Pavlovich, P. 8.
Pavlovich, M. J.
Pinger, Allen
•Pullen, Royal R.
Rakocevlch, Tripko
Rexroth, Harry
•Rink, H. L.
Running, John
•Russell, Frank
•Radovich, Peter
•Saunders, 8. B.
Salmonson, Cl’r’ce
Seyes, Louis
Sey, Alex.
•81 pea, P. A.
Snyder, Hary F.
Swanson, Chas. 8.
•Till, Leo J.
Terry, Guy C.
Traver, R. N.
•Thomas, Louis
Van Huyleundroke
Wayland, R. G.
Wright, L. B.
“Died in Service”
Lorln J. Church, U. 8. Marine Corps,
died of wounds.
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H. A. Finger Resigns
H. A. Plnger, for the past four years
manager of the Treadwell office, has re
signed his position, to take effect today,
to look after his personal business in the
States. Mr. Sutherland will be in charge
of the store and Mr. Gllkey the office.
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.
Ferdlne, Chas.
Garster, Wm.
Getchell, Geo.
Green, Juan
Griffin, M. L.
Guldone, Albert
Hewitt, Jas. H.
Heacock, Chas.
Hopper, Oliver
Jackson, Selim
Johnson, Pete, Jr.,
Kerry. Mike P.
•Larson, Cyrus
Llttlepage, J. D.
•Lund, Ivor
Metcalf, Frank A.
Miles, Harvey
Mill, A. M.
Montanya, DeLa.G.
Nelson, Alfred M.
Ninnis, M. A.
•Nolasco, Julius
Nordllng, H. O.
Polly, E. M.
•Rakovich, Vola
Rice, C. F.
Rlman, E. S.
Rutherford, Carl A
•Shale, Ray
Tannler, Simon
•Thorstrom,Reuben
Vandanabeele, Alf.
Vukovlch, Steve
•West. William
The star (*) before each name m
said rolls indicates we have not their
address.
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Influenza
Oastineau Channel has paid a heavy toll
the past ten days, the following having
succumbed:
At Camp Dodge, Iowa, John P. Olds,
Lome McDonald, Harold Anderson, John
Daubeck, Frank E. Sargeant, H. L.
Barnes (all Juneau boys); John Ranero,
from Douglas; Ture Carlson, from Tread
well. At Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, John
Gray, brother of Dolly Gray, of Juneau.
At Camp Mead, Maryland, Harold L.
Gouchenour, of Thane.
The Spanish influenza Is gradually
wending its- way northward; 13 deaths
in one day at Anyox. Ketchikan and
Prince Rupert have dozens of cases and
Juneau has four.
Word has been received that Dr. J. P.
Mahone, who recently left for the South,
contracted influenza from contact on the
boat going south, but is not seriously ill.