The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-06-04


The Interior Journal especially re.
quests careful consideration of the
tours to the great Panama-PacifiC
International Exposition at San Fran
cisco, California, to Niagara Falls
Detroit, Toronto, Buffalo and to At
lantic City, which have been arranged
for those DESTROYS of broadening their
education 1t is a known fact that
travel is the source of true wisdom,
the great educational factor of the
world and the trips which The Inter
ior Journal now places within the
reach of the people of Lincoln and ad-
joining counties are well worth striv-
ing for.
The opportunity, which is one of a
lifetime, should not be passed over
lightly Hundreds of people from all
over this part of the state are now
planning to attend this great exposi-
ton or to take one of these other de-
lightful vacation trips You have un-
doubtedly been hoping and wishing
that you might have a chance to do
likewise. The time to think of this
splendid vacation is right now, for
the opportunity to attend is with in
your grasp at the present time
The Interior Journal is offering a
23-day tour to the Panama Pacific
International Exposition, Two Tours
to Detroit, Niagara Fails, Buffalo and
Tortonto or to Atlantic City and Ten
Tours to Mammoth Cave, the wonder
cave of the world. All expenses in
all trips, as stated in the itinerary,
will be paid from the time the party
leaves Stanford until its return. Rail
road transportation, Pullman sleeping
car accommodations, automobile trips,
carriage drives, side trip excursions,
hotel accommodations, meals in din
ing cars, transfers of passengers and
baggage, etc. Everything possible
will be done for the comfort of the
tourists so that The Interior Journal
tourists will be able to enjoy these
splendid vacations without worries to
annoy them.
Think what a delightful vacation
any one of these trips will mean to
you. No one need hesitate about
taking one of these trips because they
are not used to travelling. All the
winning candidates will go in a care
fully selected party, made up of Ken
lucky people and under the personal
direction of Mr.. Daniel M. Bowman of
Versailles and chaperoned by Mrs.
Bowman.
Hundreds of people throughout
Kentucky have taken advantage of
Bowmar's Tours Versailles, Ky.),
during the past few years and all ex-
pressed themsel 'ss as delighted with
Mr.. Bowmar's Tours.
The Tours TO the Exposition, Mag
ara FANS and Atlantic City, etc, Of
fered in The Interior Journals big
contest will be carried out by Bow
mars Tours, Versailles, KY, whose
years of experience in the manage
ment of American Tours eminently
fits them for arranging and conduct
ing such tours in most satisfactory
manner. In arranging his tours, Mr..
Bowman has the experience gained
from extensive travel and the fur
them advantage of invaluable ac-
quantance with railroad officials, hotel
managers and others who make a
business of catering to the travelling
public.
Itinerary OF The Exposition Tour
Monday, August I'd.
Leave Stanford Monday afternoon
for Louisville in time TO connect with
train leaving that city about 10 p. M.
The party will leave Louisville in
standard Pullman sleeping cars, which
will be operated through TO San
Francisco. The trip as far as st. Lou
is will be by the Southern Railway.
Tuesday. August Sd.