HI LI 'ER OLSON TELLS ’El
Filmer Olson had nothing to say
when questioned as to his reasons
for leaving, the uro.iect when ho
nassed through Seward, hut he threw
away his cloak of silence ct Juneau
and said:
711 we no ic i aDanusKa Decause 1
was a skilled nlumber - the only
one in the Valley - with a farming
background.... I didn’t go there to
farm. I know nothing of farming ex
cent that as a small child I lived
on one. I went there for rdumbing
and steamfitting, and I could have
made a good living, if they had let
me work at my trade. Eut nc, they
made me farm - or try to. Practic
ally all the tradesmen have left,
for this same reason.”
look at
Mr. Olson should take
the contract he and these other
’tradesmen’ signed if he thinks he
didn’t agree to farm after arriving
here.
Even then, he was given a good
job at ten wages and couLd have
still been hoiding it and r.• ying
out part for a less skilled employe'
to hear his land had he net tried
'‘orning to work at 9 and 9 :30 in the
morning and leaving the job in the
earlv afternoon. Mis time card
which he t
lours a day
scent on the
thing of
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hought would
5 n O V.
icre
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th
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eight
hours
s
;ome
a d i s i
0 Ison
1st we knc-w cf
fired off the
«. a point me n t w hen h e
is the only cclori
whe was wtually
lob.
2D
Construct.Ion of the now °aint
} isha.el^s Oathclio '"huroh is er.ieo
ted to begin shertly.
Father c*ulzmr.n has rurobased two
3.o 13 in the Roland h nod gross -addi
tion to the ~aImc-r tov,rnsite.
A oo inoiien°e h..s beu-n found in
the name of the new M'urMi. liohael
being the Gaelic equivalent- of
I.nhiel and it wc.s on the Mai rat Mi
hiel that many of the oclcnists
made their trio t-c A las ha.
Eddie Moore found a flashlight
un hy the .dumbor piles, I der11 fy
it at the PIONEER office. And
don't forget, Eddie likes all-day
suokers. Fcnesty should be re
warded.
The rambling reporter saw'
Kathryn Galen and Manley fweazey
talking miles an hour to ea^h othe:
and bc th waving fountain sens.
Mender if they were trying to
sell life insurance tc each ether.
Andy Anderson wants the hookey
team to get out end uractioe at
every cuncrtunity♦ A number of
the lmer beys will be going to
Fairbanks for the Toe Carnival
and will need to keen in share.
Bert’s Drug ftore has made the
team a nresent of six new sticks
(Thanks, Cskey) and the fact that
many of our old ones went through
to Fairbanks on the train is no
excuse for not turning out.
ltd: yott" life leads
KATFRYN L. GALEN
An Alaska Resilent and Citizen
Travelling representative for Al
aska Las arrived in ^aimer and is
stem ing at the Valley City Fotel
where she will he glad to take
cure of the public interests. Sh^
wishes to advise Valley citizens
that the ho7/ York Life Insurance
Company hells the enviable rank of
firs 1 r) 1 a 0 e nine ng all t h 3 differ
ent ^cmnallies , consequently °an
^ give them the best returns for all
me n -3-v i nve s tel.
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