THE NEWEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL TRAIN IN THE WEST!

Southern Pacific's streamlined Daylight is the newest porated in the Daylight that it is impossible to list them and most beautiful train in the West. Southern Pacific all. Each train consists of a streamlined locomotive and built two complete trains at a cost of $1,000,000 each to twelve cars in the following order: coach-baggage, coach, give daily service between Los Angeles and San Fran- three articulated units of two coaches each, tavern car, cisco. No expense was spared to make them the strong- diner, parlor car, parlor-observation car. An interesting est, safest and most comfortable trains ever constructed. feature is the new system of articulation employed in the two-coach units. Where the two cars join, they ride Sponge Rubber Cushions permanently on a common truck, but each two-car unit The outside colors of the Daylight are as vivid as the may be coupled or uncoupled like the other cars. A new 1 California sun. The interior colors are harmonious and type of coupling eliminates "slack" so that the train rest fill, varying from car to car. All seats are cushioned starts and stops smoothly as a unit. A low center of with spotwe rubber. Windows are extraordinarily wide, gravity guarantees maximum safety and smooth riding and double, with an outer pane of plate glass and an comfort at the highest speeds. inner pane of safety glass. The car frames are of Corten The engines that pull the Daylight were built espe- steel, sheathed with a light weight stainless steel having cially for the train and are the largest streamlined loco- a tensile strength of 110,000 pounds per square inch! motives in the world. Each is 109 feet long, including A low center of gravity guarantees maximum safety and tender, and weighs 411 tons! smooth riding comfort at high speeds. The cars are sev- eral inches wi der than standard equipment, which means Completely Air-conditioned even greater roominess than our regular trains. Car steps The Daylight is, of course, completely air-conditioned. fold into the body. Every car has sound-deadening in- The air is completely changed every four minutes. An sulation in walls, roof and floor. Air brakes are electri- ideal temperature is automatically maintained. Dust 1 cally actuated. and dirt are eliminated. So many new discoveries and refinements are incor- There is radio reception in every car except the diner. No Extra Fare Fast Schedule First class, tourist and coach tickets are all honored The primary purpose of the Daylight is to give its pas- on the Daylight. There is no extra fare except in the sengers an opportunity to see the beautiful California two parlor cars, where there is a nominal reserved seatl coast in the utmost luxury and comfort, at minimum charge. (For parlor car occupancy, first class rail tickets fares. However, the Daylight will operate on the fastest are required.) Our lowest coach-tourist rates between regular schedule in history between San Francisco and Los Angeles and San Francisco— Los Angeles. Leaving each city daily at 8:15 a.m., it will average about fifty miles an hour for the 471 mile run, reaching terminals in time for dinner. Following is the $947 $14 detailed schedule: ONE WAY ROUNDTRIP Southbound Leave SAN FRANCISCO( Third St. Station) 8:15 a.m. —are good in coaches on the Daylight. Coach passen- Leave SAN JOSE 9:10 a.m. gers have full access to diner, Tavern and Coffee Shop. Leave SALINAS 10:32 a.m. ALL SEATS ON THE DAYLIGHT MUST Leave San LUIS OBISPO 1:12 p.m. Leave SANTA BARBARA RE RESERVED IN ADVANCE 3:38 p.m. Arrive GLENDALE 5:38 p.m. Arrive LOS ANGELES 6:00 p.m. Northbound Leave LOS ANGELES (Union Station) 8:15 a.m. Leave GLENDALE 8:37 a.m. Leave SANTA BARBARA 10:35 a.m. Leave SAN LUIS OBISPO 12:58 p.m. Leave SALINAS 3 :39 p.m. Arrive SAN JOSE 5:00 p.m. Arrive SAN FRANCISCO 6:00 p.m. The Coast Line traversed by the Daylight is one of the world's most beautiful trips. It winds through the rolling mountains of the Coast Range, and follows the very edge of the Pacific Ocean for more than a hundred miles. It passes through many charming California cities Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Salinas, San Jose and close to most of the California missions, one of which, Mission San Miguel, can be seen from the train. Next time you travel between Los Angeles and San Francisco, Southern Pacific invites you to ride the new Two of the new streamlined Daylight locomotives Daylight, the most beautiful train in the West. are of tubular construction, upholstered with curly mo- Chair Car hair and cushioned with the softest sponge rubber. They can be turned to face the wide windows. Each seat has The eight coaches on the Daylight are decorated in an individual light overhead and a recessed ash tray. varying color schemes, all harmonious and restful. One, Overhead are racks for hand luggage, and there is a for example, has a ceiling of warm ivory and walls of baggage storage compartment at one end of each coach. light French green. Another has a ceiling of warm ivory, The ladies' lounge and men's smoking rooms are un- walls of light apricot, and so on. The reclining chairs usually large and comfortable. of light walnut with aluminum trim. The ceiling of the Dining Car car is deep ivory and the walls of light French green. Window shades are horizontal stripes of coral and orange Here Southern Pacific's famous "Meals Select" are on a golden tan background. The carpet is dark green, served with tableware and linen especially designed for with coral, yellow and rose design. Flowers on the tables this train. Every piece bears the winged Daylight em- enhance the cheerful, informal atmosphere. Lighting is blem. The chairs are aluminum, with two-tone seat cov- indirect, from the ceiling. The service follows the tra- erings in shades of rust. At one end of the car is a buffet ditions of western hospitality. The indirect lighting in the Tavern changes constantly, Tavern shading from yellow to red to blue and back to yellow. The windows are shaded with Venetian blinds made of The Tavern is a delightful place to gather with friends. satin finish aluminum. The large, deep, semi-circular leather lounges invite The Tavern occupies one half of the car. The other little, informal groups. The bar is backed with mirror half is the Coffee Shop, described farther on in this walls and has an interesting, pyramid-shaped arrange- booklet. Beverages and refreshments of all kinds are ment of shelves supported by illuminated glass tubing. served in this car.

in the dining car, as they prefer. Meal prices on the Coffee Shop Daylight are quite low, as on our other trains. The top of the lunch counter is of gray, marbleized The Coffee Shop occupies the other half of the Tavern Pneu tile and the floor covering is linoleum of a red and Car. Its most distinctive and unique feature is the horse- tan marbleized design with wide borders of dark red. shoe-shaped lunch counter, made possible by the extra The stools are satin finish aluminum with cushions of width of the Daylight. Here light meals are served from orange-red leather. Light from special ceiling fixtures a special kitchen. Daylight passengers may eat here or concentrates on the lunch counter, following its contour. windows. The observation section of this car ends the Observation train in a smooth, windowed curve, lined with movable chairs and settees. The magazine tables are of light The last two cars on the Daylight are the parlor car and walnut and the lamps of satin finish aluminum, with the parlor-observation car, illustrated here. The chairs shades of the same metal. The parlor car contains one in these cars are of aluminum with cushions of sponge private stateroom, with two chairs and a settee. There rubber. Some are upholstered with a jade green fabric, is no extra fare on the Daylight except a nominal re- others in Alpine rust. They may be turned to face the served seat charge in the parlor cars. San Francisco and the great Bay Bridge

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Through the Daylight's big windows you will see DEL MONTE I “ SAUNAS the rich Santa Clara Valley, where most of California's , Mission? prunes and apricots are grown and where, in spring, San Carlos Borromeo the miles and miles of trees look for all the world like tMission Nuestra Senora de to Soledad they were bearing popcorn, so plentiful are the blos- soms San Jose, the bustling center of this valley, and Salinas, center of another rich valley where much t Mission San Antonio de Padua of America's lettuce comes from, but best-known for its thrilling rodeo held each summer (a few minutes west are the popular resort of Santa Cruz and the en- t Mission San Miguel Arcangel chanted Monterey Peninsula, where ancient pines and gnarled Monterey Cypress stand guard benevolently over a world of sport—Del Monte, Pebble Beach, the artist colony of Carmel, old Monterey, capital of Cali- fornia under three flogs, and Carmel Mission where Fra Mission Sart Luis Obispo de Tolosa Juniper° Serra, Father of the Missions, lies buried) SAN LUIS OBISPO then up, up through the wild Santa Lucia Mountains winding and climbing and down to San Luis Obispo. Suddenly you meet the sea and follow it for a hundred breathless miles miles of lazy blue water tMission Punsima Conception breaking on white sand, surging against sheer cliffs t Mission Santa Ines Summerland, where oil wells stand in the restless surf

Santa Barbara, where all homes are beautiful, white tMission Santa Barbara and red-roofed Ventura the miles and miles of SANTA BARBARA clean, green orange groves on the outskirts of Los An- geles. t Mission San Buenaventura

When next you travel between Los Angeles and San iSSiOR Francisco, Southern Pacific cordially invites you to ride t San Fernando the Daylight, the most beautiful train in the West. Rey de Espana

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SEE TWICE AS MUCH This map of Southern Pacific's famous Four Scenic Routes shows how the Daylight (in red) links our SUN- SET ROUTE and GOLDEN STATE ROUTE with our OVER- LAND ROUTE and SHASTA ROUTE. The Daylight gives new meaning to Southern Pacific's great travel bonus: "Go one way, return another. See twice as much." By going on one of these Four Scenic Routes and re- turning on another one, you see twice as much of the United States as you would by going and returning on the same route. And you see the beautiful California coast through the wide windows of the new Daylight.

Southern Pacific Representatives F. C. LATHROP, Gen. Pass. Agt., San Francisco, Calif. H. P. MONAHAN, Gen. Pass. Agt., Los Angeles, Calif. J. A. ORMANDV, Gen. Pass. Agt., Portland, Ore. L. H. TRIMBLE, Gen. Frt. & Pass. Agt., Phoenix, Ariz. J. D. MASON, Gen. Pass. /fgt., El Paso, Tex. O. P. BARTLETT, Pass. Trail. Mgr., Chicago, H. H. GRAY, Gen. Pass. Agt., New York, N. Y. J. T. MONROE, Pass. Trail. Mgr., Houston, Tex. lommor-----monoomErt F. S. McGmrus, Vice-Pres., System Passenger Traffic. San Francisco, Calif., and Houston, Tex. Southern Pacific