Thousands to
Herald Easter
At Sun Rise
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., April
20.—In pulpits of scenic splen
dor. the rising sun tomorrow
will herald Easter services along
Ihe Pacific Coast with nearly
300,000 devotees assembling be
neath outdoor crosses.
NEW SERVICE
IS PROMISED
S. E. ALASKA
North Sea, Nortiand, Sail
from Seattle, Alternate
Mondays, Says Skinner
"The addition of the steamer
North Sea to our transportation
service to Southeast Alaska will
?ive us a regular weekly sailing
from Seattle the year around. It is
our aim to give the people of
Southeast Alaska the finest weekly,
year around service that is pos
sible. We appreciate the patron
age Alaskans have given to cur
motorship Northland, and wish to
assure them that they will find
the same home - like atmosphere,
courtesy and excellent food at card
our new ship the North Sea.' G.
W. Skinner. Vice-President of the
Northland Transportation Company
-.aia icaay.
“Everything has been done to
make travelers aboard the Nortn
Sea as comfortable ss they arc
in their own homes. There are
ample deluxe rooms, with shcwcrs
or tubs as well as regular accom
modations, to allow each passenger
to have the type cf room he wish
es, With plenty of deck space for
games or strolling, a homelike
lounge, writing room, modern club
oom and dining saloon our patrons
will find those aboard ship desirous
of contributing in every way to the
pleasure of travel," Mr. Skinner
said.
The North Sea will arrive in
Juneau northbound early on Fri
day afternoons every two weeks,
alternating with the motorship
Northland, which is scheduled to
arrive on Friday evening every
3econd week, Mr. Skinner said.
Mr. and Mrs. Skinner are mak
,ng the inaugural round trip of
the North Sea to Alaska together
with Mr. Skinner’s mother, Mrs.
