The Alaska Juneau
Douglas Island News
FOR THE BOYS “OVER THERE”
VOL 1
TREADWELL, ALASKA, NOVEMBER 16, 1918
NO. 6
THE TREADWELL COMPANY’S
HONOR ROLL
Alsdorf, Wm.
Allen, Coe.
Anderson, Wm. J.
•Angona, Wm.
Balrner, 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.
DanoB, Angelos
Davidson, John D
•DeMontozon, Pier.
•Davich, Crls
Decker, B. F.
•Dermody, 0. J.
•Ellis, R.
Gam, A. A.
Garn, W. A.
Grundler, Oscar
Grewar, Chas.
Guskey, F. J.
•Henson, Fred J.
•Hickman, F. G.
•Horner, Chas.
Higley, Leo J.
•He38emer, Robt.
Jackson, Edw.
Jackson, Elmer
Jernigan, Earl
Kelly, Raymond
Kinzie, D. J.
•Latt, L. R.
McCormick, R., Jr
McCormick, Jno.L.
•Morris, Tom F.
•Melanovich, Vaso
•Moore, V. G.
•McConnell, Geo.
•Morback, Geo.
Milligan, W. H.
•Nelson, T. O..
Oliver, Douglas
Olson, Gust
Olson, John
Pavlovich, P. S.
Pavlovich, M. J.
Plnger, Allen
Pullen, Royal R.
Rakocevlcb, Trlnko
Kexroth, Harry
•Rfnk, H. L.
Running, John
•Russell, Frank
•Radovlch, Peter
•Saunders, S. B.
Salmonson, Cl’r'ce
Seyes, Louis
•Sipes, P. A.
Snyder, Hary F.
Swanson, Chas. S.
•Till, Leo J.
Terry. Guy C.
Tomasevich, Lazar
Traver, R. N.
•Thomas. Louis
Van Huyleundroke
Wayland, R. G.
Wright, L. B.
■■ ' ■ - ..
“Died in Service”
Lorln J. Church, U. S. Marine Corps,
died of wounds.
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Word has been received in Juneau of
the death of Lieutenant Alford Bradford,
who was shot down in a flaming aero
plane on the fighting front. For several
years he was employed in the United
States Land Office at Juneau. While here
he married Madeline Cheadle, a nurse.
ALASKA JUNEAU COMPANY’S
HONOB BOLL
•Anderson, Algol
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.
Garster, Wm.
Getchell, Geo.
Green, Juan
Griffin, M. V
Gill done, 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.
Nlnnls, M. A.
•Nolasco, Julius
Nordllng, H. G.
Polly, E. M.
•Rakovich, Vola
Rice. C. F.
Rimac, E. S.
Rutherford, Carl A
•Shale, Ray
Tannler, Simon
•Thorstrom, Reuben
Vandanabeele, Alf.
Vukovich, Steve
•West, William
The star (") before each name in
said rolls Indicates we have not their
address.
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Sergeant George W. Snow, now in
France, writes an interesting letter about
life "over there.” He refers to France
as a Garden of Eden; he tells of the tanks
coming over by the thousands and of the
speculations among the boys as to
whether or not they will eat their Blaster
dinners abroad or at home; of the great
interest manifested by the American sol
diers in regard to the support given them
by those at home; of how happy every
one felt when the notice of the Liberty
Loans being oversubscribed flashed in; he
says the Huns will holler “Kamerad” and
at the same time their feet will be tied
to a string connecting up with a ma
chine gun.
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Lieut. Wayland, formerly general super
intendent of the Treadwell mines, after a
short stay at Camp Lewis, received orders
to report at Camp Humphries, Va.