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Sfuakt..4t 734,:e FOUR SCENIC ROUTES SIAM FORiLAND The new stAAST1,40 (re MIFRANCISCO KANSAS tire ‘t1C,5 4.4 ,Z 41,4 Asa' 56r- GOLDENSTATE so 003 10 SET Floors hEWORLEANS LOS ANGELES • CHICAGO SCHEDULE OF THE "GOLDEN STATE" No. 4—Eastbound No. 3—Westbound (Read Down) Daily (Read Up) 12:30 PM tv Los Angeles (PSI) AT A 5:15 PM 12:48 PM Iv Alhambra Ar 4:55 PM a 1:22 PM to Pomona Ar '' 4:21 PM 1:51 PM tv Colton Ar 3:51 PM 300 PM to Palm Springs Ar 2:36 PM Ex st 329 PM to Indio Ar 202 PM 4:22 PM Co Niland AT 107 PM 5:34 PM Ar Yuma (PSI) Iv 11:59 AM 6:44 PM Lv Yuma (MST) AT 1249 PM Colors from the desert were borrowed for "El Comedor"—one Gaiety of Mexico awaits you in this informal "Fiesta Car," 10:03 PM Lv Phoenix AT 9:29 AM of the sumptuous dining cars on the Golden State. Goldb one of the coffee shop-lounge cars. The bar was inspired by a *10:40 PM to Chandler AT ''' 8:47 AM en yellow seat coverings and linen contrast with turquoise floor 12:28 AM Iv Tucson AT 7:00 AM Extra Fine fountain in a quaint Mexican patio. Brightly colored canopy and ceiling. Note copper frieze and replicas of ancient devil heightens the patio effect. These cars on the Golden State 2:37 AM to Bisbee id. AT 5:10 AM masks. Famous S. P. service and cuisine, of course. 3:05 AM iv Douglas AT 4:40 AM were designed for coach passengers, but are open to all. 6:50 AM AT El Paso (MST) Iv 12:55 AM 7:10 AM to El Paso (MST) Ar 12:35 AM 12:55 AM AT Kansas City (CST) tv 8:40 AM 8:05 AM Ar St. Louis lo 11:50 PM Extra Fare 1130 AM Ar Chicago (CST) Is 10:15 PM 'flag stops (conditional) Standard times are shown in above schedule. S. P. REPRESENTATIVES If there is not an S. P. representative in your city, write to the nearest Passenger Traffic Officer listed below for additional information as to passenger fares, Pullman reservations, etc. go) L. C. Iota, Passenger Traffic Manager, Chicago, I. H. DESIIEROW, Passenger Traffic Manager, New York, N. Y. J. F. SULLIVAN, Passenger Traffic Manager, Houston, Texas A. C. Z1EGAN, General Passenger Agent, New Orleans, La. J. A. OamAgng, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore. F. E. ATsoN, General Passenger Agent, Oakland. Cal. T. L. Cligss. General Passenger Agent, San Francisco. Cal. G. B. HANSON, Passenger Traffic Manager, Los Angeles. Cal. L. H. THIMBLE, General Freight & Passenger Agent, Phoenix. Ariz. H. H. GRAY, General Passenger Agent, El Paso, 'rex. C. E. PETERSON, Viee-President, Syetem Passenger Traffic, San Francisco, Cal., and Houston, Texas Spacious luxury is the word for this drawing room on the A soft, cushiony, reclining seat is yours for the entire trip in a Golden Slate. Like traveling in your living room at home. chair car on the Golden State. All chair cars are streamlined. Other Pullman accommodations include sections, roomettes, offer large, well-equipped restroom facilities. Chair car seats bedrooms and compartments. should be reserved in advance. S •P S The friendly Southern Pacific The friendly Southern Pacific PRINTED IN U.S.A. ae ."71* chair Cars are all stream- Date Palms Form backl- lined. luxurious. with reclin- ground as the Golden Staff ing seats, spacious restroom flashes through Southern facilities, porter service. California. Double Bedroom affords ideal accommodatio )s for family groups. It may be occupied en Modern lounge cars provide suite, and gives ample room for two adults and two children. Lots of luggage space. Roomette on the new Gold- the comforts. conveniences Private toilet and wash basin fold into extra seat. Folding desk provides a writing en Slate is just right for one and facilities of a well-run table as well as a service table for meals, it desired. person. Lots of privacy. Costs club. Ideal for relaxation. little more than lower berth. )•Pcd / THE IMPERIAL Another swift train on the Golden State Route between Los Angeles anti Chicago is the bit- periat, noted for its daylight trip through Cali- fornia's lush Imperial Valley, and 5I-mile dip into Old Mexico. The Imperial oilers a wide variety of accommodations. You have your "GOLDENSTATE" choice of standard Pullmans (sections. drawing rooms and compartments), tourist Pullmans (sections), and reclining chair cars. Also stand- ard Pullmans and chair cars are available be- LosANGELES - CHICAGO - 45 HOURS - EXTRA FARE tween San Diego and Chicago. Now you can enjoy the finest, fastest train service in ings and fine handicrafts of the Southwest and Mexico The latest type dining cars and the coffee shop-lounge history between Los Angeles and Chicago, via Palm inspired the design and interior decoration of many cars (the latter specially designed to meet the needs Springs, Phoenix, Tucson, Douglas and El Paso. of its new cars. (Note particularly spectacular "El of coach passengers) make eating on the train a pleasant Southern Pacific and Rock Island have placed a new Comedor," and the "Fiesta Car" pictured on the back event. The food matches the fine appointments. luxury streamliner— the new Golden State— in serv- of this folder.) • The lounge cars, though not post-war cars, are fine EXTRA FARE ON THE "GOLDEN STATE" ice over the famous low-altitude Golden State Route. The lightweight, streamlined Pullman sleeping cars modern cars, built for high speed use. They will be This beautiful, extra fare train links Chicago to the provide a variety of accommodations sections, still finer when some new cars, now on order, are de- Between 1st Class Coach Coast, via the Southwest resort and ranch country, in roomettes, bedrooms, compartments and drawing livered by the builders. Chicago and LosAngeles SIO 00 $3.50 just 45 hours—carries through streamlined Pullmans rooms. And if you travel by chair car you'll find our We invite you to ride the Golden State on your next Chicago and El Paso 600 2.00 Los Angeles-New York and Los Angeles-St. Louis. streamlined cars offer the maximum in coach travel trip between Southern California and the Midwest or Chicago and Tucson 600 2.50 The Golden State is a handsome train. Its exterior is comfort, with foam-rubber cushioned seats adjustable East. We think you'll agree that our pride in the train Chicago and Phoenix 600 2.75 brilliantly finished in red and silver. The rich color- to several reclining positions. is justified. Chicago and Palm Springs 950 3.25 • THE NEW "GOLDENSTATE" A FINE TRAIN GIVES YOU A SMOOTH-GLIDING RIDE BETWEEN LOS ANGELES & CHICAGO.
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