The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-28
BREEZY NEWS
 ABOUT D0DNCS i AT DOUGLASS
Especial Correspondence)

Especial Correspondence)
 DOUGLAS, June 2S.-John Ru- doIph. the native who was drowned in Taku inlet near the glacier, had killed a white glacier bear shortly before he met his death. The bear was brought to Juneau on his boat, the Seagull.
 A white glacier bear is great curiosity, one of the kind never hay. ing been killed in this immideate vi. cinity, it is said. One was seen last summer on the road to Silver Bow basin, but was not killed, although hunters were after it. It is said that they are sometimes found in Vest ern Alaska, but they were never known to be near here before.
 Hunters say they are an albino of their species that they never attain a great size. The one brought to Ju- neau is said to be about the color of mountain goat and the size of two year old black bear.
 That Pic Martini, southpaw pitch CT for the past several seasons for the Douglas Firemen's baseball team, is making good is the report brought from Anchorage. His team mate, Art Liljestrand, formerly of this city, is also playing good ball. Both men are members of what is known as the City team Of the Fri team League.
 It is claimed that the Treadwell party which went to Lituya bay some time ago to do some prospect ing work made record for them- selves-not as miners, but as bear hunter-when they first landed in the bay. The Amy lay in the bay waiting for the tide for several days and it is said that during three days while the boat was there the shore party, consisting of Sinclair Brown, Frank LeNoir, Pat Hollywood, Bill Anderson and several others, killed five big brown bear. It is said that the animals are very plentiful and that before the boys return they will have many notches on their gun stocks.
 was on Douglas Island for several months in charge of diamond drill prospecting outfit that put down sev- eral holes in Douglass looking for a quartz ledge, was back in the coun- try recently. He left for his home in California on the Admiral Wat son. He was in this vicinity for about ten days in company with R. F. Lewis of the Juneau Water Con- pany. MT. Steel, who is mining en- gineer, examined number of pros- poets for Mr. Lewis.
 Junior Past Worthy President AL ex Kiloh acted as installing officer to place the newly elected officers of Douglas Aerie No. 117 in their places last Friday evening. Owing to the absence of Alex Sturrock, the newly elected Worthy President, he was installed by proxy, as was Jack Sey as conductor and Alex Sey as inside guard. P. w. P. J. G. Zim- ceremonies.
 Other officers installed were:
 Robert Fraser-Junior Past Wor-
 Otto Wilmann Worthy Vice President
 Charles Sey-Chaplain.
 Carl H. Erickson-Secretary.
 R. A. Schfidt-Treasurer.
 Arne Shudshift ->Outside Guard.
 A. G. Johnson and Gustav Grun- ler-Trustees. Mrs. John Richards entertained in honor of Mesdames Carpenter, All man and Preston, who are visiting here. Just a few intimate friends of the ladies were present.
 Mrs. John Feusi, accompanied by her two daughters, Mamie and Eliz- abeth, is contemplating trip to San Francisco soon. Miss Elizabeth will attend school near there, while Miss Mamie will return home with her