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"CITY OF PORTLAND"First, fastest, and st i l l the finest through Streamliner between Chicago andPortland, Tacoma and Seattle. Comfortable rooms and sections in sleeping cars,congenial lounge cars, and roomy coaches with reclining leg-rest seats. D in ingcars serving finest foods. N o extra fare.

"CITY OF ST. LOUIS"Only Streamliner serving Sr. Louis, Kansas City, and Denver wi th throughsleeping car and coach accommodations for Portland, also Tacoma and Seattle.Beauty Route to the "Evergreen Empire" and the "City of Roses."

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For the through traveler or the leisurely tourist, Union Pacific provides avariety of train schedules and equipment between Chicago, St. Louis, SaltLake City and California, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, (also Spokane, WallaWalla, Yakima, and Lewiston).Connections provide easy travel to Victoria and Vancouver in Canada, aswell as steamship service to and from Alaska.

PORTLANDA seaport near the mouth o f theColumbia River, Portland i s bestknown fo r its abundant rose gar-dens and its mountains and forestsnear by. Union Pacific trains havetheir western terminus here, wi thfrequent service t o Tacoma andSeattle.

SEATTLE - TACOMABuilt in a region o f forests, lakesand mountains, these two Washing-ton cities are wel l known worldports. Boat and train schedules arefrequent and varied, for enjoyabletouring.

VANCOUVER -VICTORIAOn the in land waterways nor thfrom Seattle, these two Canadiancities have beautiful buildings andparks; also provide delightful shop-ping for china, woolens, etc.

OREGON COASTSandy beaches, and coves for fish-ing fleets, make the rugged coast-line of Oregon a pleasant place forthe tourist who wants out-of-the-way beauty and relaxation.

Popular wi th travelers is the astra dome Stream-liner between Portland, Tacoma a n d Seatt le.

OLYMPICNATIONAL PARKTours f r o m Seattle c i rc le t h i speninsula, between Puget Soundand the Pacific Ocean, where moun-tains rise nearly 8,000 feet a fewmiles f r om the sea, amid th ickforests where big game roam.

MT. RAINIERNATIONAL PARKFrom Seattle and Tacoma, regulartours leave daily by varied routesto and around this great park. Manyglaciers provide streams and lakes,where f lora l beauty a n d grassymeadows enchant the tourist. Tim-berline is low, and above this theflowers belt the mountain.

CRATER LAKENATIONAL PARKSouth of Portland, from either Kla-math Falls o r Medford, Oregon,this remarkably deep blue lake maybe visited. I t lies in the crater ofan extinct volcano, and is circledby a Rim Drive.

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Davidson Glacier from Lynn Canal, on the inland passage to Alaska.

Steamship cruises f rom Seattle, also v ia Vancouver, providesummer tours along the protected inner passage t o Alaska,stopping at a variety of ports all the way to Seward where railand bus transport visitors to cities such as Anchorage and Fair-banks.

MIDNIGHT SUNDuring summer the suns lowarc at the Arctic Circle makesdaylight last around the clock,providing long days of sight-seeing.

GLACIERSHuge flows of deep ice reachfrom mountain valleys downto the sea, along the cruiseroutes.

SITKA - JUNEAUNearest to Seattle, these portsprovide tourist attractions in-cluding to tem poles, relics,and Indian craft.

HIGH MOUNTAINSGreatest peaks on our conti-nent r i se u p almost f r o mwater's edge. Highest is Mt .McKinley, i n McKinley Nat-ional Park, reached v i a theAlaska Railroad.

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Sports are the feature at Sun Valley, Idaho, summer and winter.

High Yellowstone Falls in a colorful canyon.

14,000-foot peaks rise above lakes of Rocky Mountain National Pork.

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No other route offers such opportunities to visit andrelax i n completely arranged accommodations alongthe way between the East and the Pacific Northwest.Whether the itinerary is to include only a one daystopover, or leisurely weeks along the way, there is avariety o f tours and accommodations which wi l l f i l lany time schedule with satisfying travel experiences.

Only a short ride on deluxe motorbuses from Sho-shone, Idaho, on the main line, to Sun Valley makesa pleasant visit for through travelers, for a day, or aweek or more.

YELLOWSTONE - GRAND TETONOnly Union Pacific serves both these neighboringParks at West Yellowstone and at Victor gateways,with tour buses daily from both. Convenient trainservice f rom Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City, SaltLake City, Ogden, and Pocatello.

A beautiful city i n a mountain-ringed setting, withGreat Salt Lake and other unusual sights. Throughservice from Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City, Denver,California, and the Pacific Northwest.

DENVER - Rocky Mtn. Nat'l ParkAnother enjoyable stopover visit, or tour trip, witha variety o f scenic opportunities depending on timeand interests. Union Pacific offers mainline throughservice to Denver for travelers between Chicago orSt. Louis and Portland-Seattle.

With very little additional fare, in most cases, travel-ers between Chicago and Portland, for instance, mayinclude Los Angeles and San Francisco. Various salesopportunities ex is t t o increase travel enjoymentthrough the West.

Completely arranged and escorted tours, includingPacific Northwest and Canadian Rockies, are availablethrough Union Pacific and Chicago & North WesternSystem. Eight other tour combinations are availableat frequent intervals all summer, as described in theDepartment of Tours publications.

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