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

| YORK was most delightful. You man
pecially attractive feature of your I
and the travellers get their first view
of the region which produces the
luscious fruits for which California
is world famous. Speeding on, the
train passes through Sacramento, the
state capital, Stockton and other i'm
portant centers. San Francisco is
entered at $3.50 p. NJ, by way of
Oakland and the Western Pacific's
splendid ferry steamers across San
Francisco Bay, which affords de-
lightful first impression of the superb
Exposition City.
Week in San Francisco
A week will be spent in San Fran
cisco. Tickets of admission to the
Exposition will be furnished and one
day will be devoted to a trip to the
of Mt. Tamalpais. over the crooked
est railway in the world Ga great
scenic trip and to the Muir Woods
to see the big Redwood trees. There
is also included an automobile sibht-
seeing tour of San Francisco and to
Golden Gate Park and Ocean Boule-
ward. with stops at Cliff House and
Seal Rocks. There will be much to
enjoy every hour of the day. San
| Franchises summer temperature is 50
degrees, above the winter average.
Monday, August 16.
| Leave San Francisco at AS A. NJ,
for a daylight ride over the Southern
Pacific Railway Coast Line-"the
road of thousand wonders" reach
ing Santa Barbara In the evening be-
fore dinner. Here the party will stop
at the Arlington hotel.
Thursday, August II.
The stay in beautiful Santa Bar
bara and visit to the famout old Mis-
sion will constitute one of the "red
letter" features of the California Wis
it. The quaint old town is interest
ing for its Spanish houses and kar-
dens and the Santa Barbara Mission,
founded in 1886. is the best preserved
of all the California missions. Leav-
ing Santa Barbara in the afternoon,
the Quincy via the "road of thou
sand wonders" is continued to Los
Angeles, arriving there at 6 AS PM.
Wednesdsy-Friday, August 1920.
| Three days will be devoted to Los
Angeles and its charming environs,
The Los Angeles program includes a
trip on Wednesday through the ex-
quisite San Gabriel Valley and the
orange groves to Pasadena, Busch's
Gardens, ETC., and on Thursday an
all-day scenic trolley trip to the
ocean and along the seashore many
miles, visiting ten beach resorts and
eight cities. Friday is left open for
members of the party to follow their
individual desires. The places of in
terest in and around Los Angeles are
almost innumarable. Leave Los An
geles (Santa Fe Route) Friday night.
Saturday, August Fl
On train en- route through Califor-
MIA and Arizona.
Sunday August ~.
Passing through Arizona and New
Mexico. Stop at Albuquerque, n. M.
where there will be time to visit Har-
vey's Indian museum, which gives an
interesting insight into the customs,
manners and costumes of the Indians
of the Southwest.
Monday, August ~.
Through Colorado and Kansas. Ar
rive Kansas City 6:45 p. NJ.
Tuesday, August "a.
Arrive Chicago z :35 A. NJ. A day
for recreation and sightseeing in the
second largest city of the United
States. Leave big Four Route at
8 P. M.
Wednesday, August rs.
Arrive Lexington before noon.
Leave Lexington Wednesday after
noon and arrive Stanford at 8 p. NJ,
where your many friends will be wait
ing to greet you and hear of the many
sights you have seen at the Panama
Pacific international Exposition, the
Worlds Greatest Fair.
Itinerary OF Niagara Falls Tour
Tuesday, September
Leave Stanford on morning train,
reaching Cincinnati by IL o'clock.
Luncheon at Grand Hotel, Cincinnati
at IL 80 o'clock. Leave Cincinnati
in special standard Pullman sleeping
cars via Big Four route. Interesting
daylight ride through beautiful sec
ton of Ohio. passing through Dayton,
Springfield, Middletown, Fostoria and
other cities. Arrive Detroit SAP p.
M. Leave Detroit 10:4 p. NJ, via
Michigan Central railroad.
Wednesday, September 8.
hTTlNt NIAGARA lOI
The Temperance House, the most
popular hotel in the city, will be the
headquarters. At $3.50 A. NJ, auto
mobile or park carriage ride through
Prospect Park and around Goat ISL
and, stopping at intervals to view
from different points of vantage, the
American Falls, the Canadian or
Horseshoe Falls, etc. No human pen
can describe Niagara, pre-eminently
the "Great Waterfall" of the West
ern continent and one of the wonders
of the world.
Thursday, September 9.
Sightseeing at the Falls, a trip TO
Canadian side and visit to marvel
Gus plant of Shredded Wheat Biscuit
Company.
Friday, September 10.
An open observation car will trans
port party over the Great Gorge route
one of the most wonderful scenic
trips in the world. At Lewiston,
handsome steamer of the Niagara
Navigation Company wnl be boarded
for a ride across Lake Ontario TO To-
ronto, queen city of Canada and the
admiration of all visitors. Automo-
biles will be waiting at the Toronto
dock on arrival of steamer at 10 80,
TO take party for sightseeing tour
Of city, to Queens Palace, Parliament
buildings, etc. Party will remain in
Toronto until Friday morning and
will be entertained at Prince George
Hotel. Thursday afternoons program
will include visits to Canada's largest
department store and to the top of
the City Hall tower.
Saturday, September II.
Return to Niagara Falls by steamer
and Gorge route, leaving Toronto at