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All of the following Burlington and SantaFe offices are booking agencies for these personally-conducted all-expense tours.Any of the representatives listed will behappy to give you any further information thatis desired-to assist you in every way.

Boston. Mass.80 Boylston St212 Old South Bldg

Buffalo, N. Y.692 Ellicott Su

•REPRESENTATIVES

F F. Johnson, Gen. Agent ...Burlington RouteS . Carlson,Dist.Pass.Agent.SantaFeLines

C. P. Coleman. Gen. Pant. Santa Fe LinesChicago, IlL. J a s . R. Moriarty. D.P. A S a n t a Fe Lines179 W. Jackson St S. J. Owens. G. A. P. D Burlington RouteEmma W. Bock, Rept Burlington ToursCincinnati, Ohio

505 Dixie Term. Bldg J. C. Boyer. General Agent. Burlington Route703 Dixie Terminal F G. Burnett. Gen. Aar S a n t a Fe LinesCleveland, Ohio

1105 Terminal Tower •••.P. Pairnateer. Dist. Pass. Aix. .Santa Fe Lines1033 Terminal Tower. S . Hatthis, General Agent.. Burlington Route

Des Moines, Iowa601 Equitable Bldg D M. Spangler, Gen. Agt. ....Santa Fe Lines505 Locust St D . A. Coffeen, City Pass. Agt.Biolington Route

Detroit, Mich.704 Transportation Bldg F. L. Gannaway, Gen. Agt Burlington Route504 Transportation Bldg R. C. Smith, Gen. Agr S a n t a Fe Lines

Indianapolis, Ind.910 Merchants Bank Bldg..0. G. Hagentann. Gen. Am Burlington Route311 Merchants Bank Bidg..E• P. Fisher. Gen. , Santa Fe Lines

Kansas City, Mo.k 719 Walnut St R E Cuttell, D. P. A S a n t a Fe Lines701 Walnut Sr H . S. Jones, G. A. P. D Bur l ington RouteMilwaukee, Wis.

401 Majestic Bldg J . A. Elmslie, Gen• Agt S a n t a Fe Lines221 Wisconsin Ave ...... C. J. Leydon, Gen. Agr Burl ington RouteMinneapolis, Minn.

ZII Metropolitan Lifebldg..J. C. Barham, Genll Agt S t h t a Fe Lines90 S. Seventh St J . E. Lynn, G. A. P. D Bur l ing ton RouteNew York City

500 Fifth Ave. (cot. 42nt.B.M. J. Fox, Dist. Pass. Agt Burlington Route505 Fifth Ave C E Eaton. G. A. P. D S a n t a Fe LinesOmaha, Neb.

1004 Fornarn St J W. Sharpe. O. A. P. D. Burlington RoutePeoria,

211 Jefferson Bldg O . H. Thomas, Gen. Am.. _Santa Fe Lines301 S. Jefferson Ave W . A. Stingless. Gen. Agt.... Burlington RoutePhiladelphia. Pa.

302 Franklin Truss Bldg G. C. Dillard, Dist. Pass Agt.Santa Fe Lines1401Fidelity-Phila.Tr.Bitig.E. H. Smith, Gen. Agt Bur l ing ton RomePittsburgh, Pa.

1222 Gulf Bldg C . H. Beach, Dist. Pass. Agt..Santa Fe Lines1728 Koppers Bldg A . G. Mathews, Gen. Agt.... Burlington RouteSc. Joseph, Mo.

110 S. Fifth Ave S T. Abbott, Div. Pass. Am.. Burlington Route505 Francis St C . H. Roesle, Div. F. lit P. A.Santa Fe LinesSr. Louis, Mo.

416 Locust St C . B. Ogle, G. A. P. D Bur l ington Rome296 Atcadc Bldg E H. Dallas, Gets. Agt S a n t a Fe LinesSt. Paul, Minn.

6th and Robert Sts S L. Mentzer, G. A. P. D Burlington Route

J. G. DELAPLAINE, Manager Burlingron Escorted Tours547 W. Jackson Blvd. C h i c a g o , Illinois

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i'Vacations Without A Care"OULDN'T you like to go to California this summer? To tour the GoldenState by train and motor car; and cruise happily along the coast; seeing the most interesting sights;visiting the most outstanding places?

We venture to suggest you scarcely realize how easily such a fine adventure can be yours,and how inexpensively the trip can be made.The key to the situation is found in the Santa Fe-Burlington plan of organized and directedgroup travel-a modern method that adds vacation hours to every day, and at the same timesaves you money because of the lower costs that apply for group travel.We have special Pullman cars for one thing. We have the benefit of "wholesale" rates atthe hotels and get lower prices for automobile travel than the individual can get.The details of the whole trip are worked out completely weeks before we start. Hotel roomsare engaged; motors await our arrival; meals are ready when we are. Nothing is left to chance.We know what we're going to do and see, how long it takes and exactly what it costs.And not only do we know it, but so do you, right down to dates and train schedules andpractically to the dollar when it comes to cost.Our escorted tours, planned, organized and operated directly by these railroads represent asound sensible travel method that is not an experiment in any sense. You will enjoy yourself-have a good time. You travel without any responsibilities; you see the most in the best way andwith no waste of time; and all for a lower total cost than if you made the same trip independently.All the perplexities of travel are avoided. You have no Pullman or hotel reservations to make,no time tables to consult, no bags to carry. The total cost of the tour is paid beforehand in a lumpsum and there are no subsequent payments to be made and scarcely any further outlay whileyou're in our hands aside from your meals in Los Angeles and incidental expenses for personalpurchases.An experienced railroad man accompanies each party as escort, guide and tour manager toconduct all business transactions, leaving you with nothing to do but enjoy yourself in the companyof a congenial group of fellow vacationers.We're out for a good time, and you're invited.Come on along. -

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Steel ribbons penetrateGore Canyon throughthe wild heart of theColorado Rockies.

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A In .1:1 e rid owe of an i'di sly American cite! izat ion. The pre-historic cliff dwellings of Puye, On the Indian-detour.

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The strange "Pagodas"of Red Canyon onAmerica's newest rail-road link, the famousDoisero Cut-off west of

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U. S. Grant Hotel,San Diego.

Colorado • California • Grand CanyonTours Leave June 16, June 30, July 7, July 14, July 21, July 28, August 4, August 11

Perhaps you are one of the large group of people who, havingbut two brief weeks for vacation purposes, have considered a tripto California as out of the question. But here it is, as you see,—made possible by the special Pullmans and other special arrange-ments all the way which make it possible to employ every hourof your time to the best advantage.

Lv. Chicago 1 0 : 3 0 A.M. Burlington S u n d a yWestbound aboard the Burlington's crack train, TheAristocrat.

Lo. St. Lows 2 : 1 5 P.M. Burlington S u n d a yDuring our 3-hour stay in Denver we motor around theParks and residential sections.

Lo. Denver 3 : 3 0 P.M. D . & R. G. W. MondayClimbing up through the wonderful scenery of the Colo-rado Rockies over a new trans-continental route that takes

us through the six-mile Moffat Tunnel, a mile under thetop of James Peak; over the new and significant piece ofrailroad track, the famous "Dotsero Cut-off"; along the Colo-rado River, through Glenwood Springs and on to Salt LakeCity.Ar. Salt Lake City 7:30 A.M. D . & R. G. W. TuesdayLv. Salt Lake City 7:45 A.M. Western Pacific Tuesday

We skirt the shore of the Great Salt Lake this morningand enter upon the Great American Desert.Ar. San Francisco 8:50 A.M. Western Pacific Wednesday

We go to the Hotel Sir Francis Drake, our headquarters.This morning a motor tour all around San Francisco, seeingthe Civic Center, Golden Gate Park, the Presidio and otherinteresting sights in a very interesting city. Afternoon andevening open to your own choice of activities.Lv. San Francisco 8:00 A.M. Southern Pacific ThursdayAr. Merced 1 2 : 2 6 P.M. Southern Pacific Thursday

Motoring after lunch up into the mountains to YosemiteValley where we spend a full day and put up in the charm-ing bungalows of Camp Curry. The big show tonight isthe "Fire Falls," a spectacular stunt that you will enjoy.We have all day Friday in this beautiful playground, formotoring, hiking, sight-seeing l o t s of interesting thingsto do; many astonishing sights to see. After dinner wemotor down through the mountains to Merced and our train.

Lv. Merced 1 0 : 2 4 P.M. Southern Pacific FridayAn Los Angeles 8 4 5 A.M. Southern Pacific Saturday

The "City of Angels.' a n d movie stars. We shallsee some of the latter. For we motor through Hollywood,Beverly Hills, down to the ocean at Santa Monica on Satur-day.Because experience has taught us that people want to "doas I please" in Los Angeles, Saturday afternoon and all ofSunday are left entirely free and open for this purpose.The cost of the tour includes room with bath at the Hotel

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A rare travel value. A trip that includes features which arebeyond the Possibilities of individual travel. I t combines theconvenience and speed of rail transport with the flexibility ofpractically, all-motor transportation in California.Lv. Chicago 1 0 : 3 0 A.M. Burlington S u n d a y

On board the Burlington's crack flyer, the ARISTOCRAT.Lo. St. Louis 2 : 1 5 P.M. Burlington S u n d a yAn Denver 1 : 1 5 P.M. Burlington M o n d a y

Between trains we see as much as possible of this mile-high city by motor.Lv. Denver 3 : 3 0 P.M. D . 8c R. G. W. MondayLv. Salt Lake City 7:45 A.M. Western Pacific Tuesday

Everyone is interested in the tremendous salt beds throughwhich we pass this morning as the train skirts the southernedge of Great Salt Lake. Interesting mountain vistas laterin the afternoon, as we move across the great AmericanDesert.Ar. San Francisco 8:50 A.M. Western Pacific Wednesday

Headquarters are the Hotel Sir Francis Drake. Thismorning we see San Francisco by motor.Ls,. San Francisco 8:00 A.M. Southern Pacific ThursdayAr. Merced 1 2 : 2 6 P.M. Southern Pacific Thursday

YOSEMITE—Most strikingly beautifulvalley in the worldAfternoon motoring through fruit orchards and MercedCanyon to Yosemite. We spend the night in bungalowcabins (with bath) at Camp Curry and Friday afternooncontinue via Inspiration Point and through the famousMariposa Grove of Big Trees, returning to Merced late inthe afternoon, and stay overnight at the Tioga Hotel inair-conditioned rooms.

Lv. Merced 8 : 0 0 A.M. Motor S a t u r d a yOver the Coast Highway, Del Monte andSanta Barbara

For the next three days we enjoy a splendid succession ofvacation delights while motoring down the long Californiacoast line.Saturday morning we climb up the east slope of the coastrange; cross over through Pacheco Pass and drop down intothe verdant Santa Clara Valley to Del Monte. In the after-noon we take the scenic 17-mile drive along Pebble Beach,through Carmel-by-the-Sea and round-about the Montereypeninsula, with the evening and overnight at the superb DelMonte Hotel.Sunday the adventure continues as we wheel southward inballoon-tired luxury over the El Camino Real, the historichighway laid out by the Spanish padres. We stop for lunchat Santa Maria, an interesting tavern in an interesting com-munity; afterwards down through Pismo Beach, the ArroyoGrande, Las Cruces, and so to Santa Barbara, one of themost delightful cities among the many in California. Whilehere we stop at the Santa Barbara Biltmore Hotel.Monday morning is left open—time to visit the ancientMission and the alluring shops. And in the afternoon againmotoring pleasantly through the chain of lovely coast towns—Montecito, Ventura, Malibu Beach and Santa Monica;entering Los Angeles over Wilshire Boulevard.

Ar. Los Angeles 4 3 0 P.M. Motor M o n d a y

Ar. Kansas CityAr. St. LouisAr. Chicago

5:00 P.M.7:12 A.M.6:45 A.M.

Including all necessary expenses suchas Standard Pullman, lodging(two persons to a room withbath), meals, and auto trips asshown in itinerary.Two persons in a lower berth (each). $116.35One person in a lower berth , 136.85One person in an upper berth 1 127 45

Tours Leave June 30, July 7, July 14, July 28, August 4

Biltmut e and incl udes too the motor g Ili-seeing tour onSaturday, but no meals or other plans. There is plenty oftime for you to go over to Catalina Island, up Mt. Lowe,or Mt. Wilson, Pasadena, Riverside, the movie lots. nightclubs, big cinema theatres—whatever you please and plentyto do indeed.Monday morning we motor down along the seashore toSan Diego which this year is the scene of the great CaliforniaPacific International Exposition. Headquarters here are thesplendid U. S. Grant Hotel for two nights and a day.Tuesday we motor to Agua Caliente in Mexico for lunch,returning in the afternoon via the Silver Strand and Coro-nado Beach.Wednesday morning we motor back along the chain ofbeaches to Los Angeles.

Lv. Los Angeles 12:15 P.M. Santa Fe WednesdayEastward bound through the long chain of charmingsuburban towns and the orange groves—through the beau-tiful San Gabriel Valley as we climb up through Cajon Passto the top of the San Bernardino range beyond which liesthe Mojave Desert.

Ar. Grand Canyon 7:45 A.M. Santa Fe ThursdayAll day for viewing the marvels of the Grand Canyon—one of the seven wonders of the modern world. Sensational

scenery every moment; motoring along the rim of the colossalgorge to Hermit's Rest in the morning; afoot to variousvantage points of your own choice in the afternoon. Allmeals here at the illustrious El Tovar.Lv. Grand Canyon 800 P.M. Santa Fe T h u r s d a y

Homeward bound through New Mexico across a cornerof Colorado, and the whole state of Kansas, where the wheatgrows. During a half hour stop at Albuquerque you'll enjoyexamining the wonderful exhibit of Indian things—fine tur-quoise, hammered silver, rugs, blankets, beadwork, etc.

COST OF COMPLETE TOUR

Including all necessary expenses suchas Standard Pullman. lodging(two persons to a room with Withoubash). meats, and auto trips. as Railroadshown in itinerary. T i c k e rTwo persons in a lower berth (each)One person in a lower berthOne person in an upper berth

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From ChicagoWithoutRailroadTicket

$210.85228.10221.20

WithRailroadTicker$209.95230.45221.05

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Three Days in Los AngelesThe Los Angeles Biltmore is our headquarters until Fri-day morning.The cost of this tour does not include meals while in Los

Angeles, however, it includes lodging, auto trip as shown.Tuesday we make an all-day trip including Pasadena,Universal Movie Studio, with opportunity for luncheon withthe stars, Hollywood and Beverly Hills.Wednesday and Thursday open for your pleasure.Friday by train to Wilmington, then by boat to Avalonon Catalina Island, where we spend the afternoon and over-night at the St. Catherine Hotel. Trip in glass-bottomedboat to view submarine gardens this afternoon.Returning to the mainland Saturday morning, we aremet by motors and wheel away by motor, through LongBeach, the oil fields, La Jolla and into San Diego wherewe put up at the U. S. Grant Hotel.Sunday includes an auto trip around San Diego and toAgua Caliente, however there is plenty of time for visitsto the California Pacific International Exposition, San Diego's"World's Fair."

Lv. San Diego 8 : 3 0 A.M. Motor M o n d a yNorthward along the coast; through La. Jolla, Delmar andSanta Ana; by motor.

Lv. Los Angeles 12:30 P.M. Santa Fe M o n d a yAn Grand Canyon 7:45 A.M. Santa Fe Tu e s d a y

All day viewing the marvels of the great gorge of theColorado River. Sensational scenery every moment; motor-ing along the south rim to Hermit's Rest in the morning;afoot to various vantage points of your own choice in theafternoon. All meals here at the illustrious El Tovar.Ar. Lamy 5 ; 0 0 P.M. Santa Fe Wednesday

We motor up to Santa Fe for overnight at La Fonda—ahotel so distinctive that the pause here constitutes a real highspot of the tour. Thursday morning we visit the Santa Clarapueblo where the Indians turn out their famous black pot-tery. Subsequently we motor up to wonder at the pre-historic ruins of the cliff dwellers at Puye—something tothink about. Returning we stop at the San Ildefonso puebloon the way to Santa Fe and Lamy.Ar, Kansas City 5 0 0 P.M. Santa FeAr. St. Louis 7 ; 1 2 A.M. BurlingtonAt-. Chicago 6 : 4 5 A.M. Santa Fe(Dearborn Station)

COST OF COMPLETE TOURFrom Chicago

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From St LouisWithRailroadTicket

$298.20314.70308.10EXTRA CHARGE FOR SINGLE ROOM AT HOTELS $10.00

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Sightseeing in Yosemite National Park.

A world marvel, GrandCanyon of Arizona.

Pershing Square and theBiltrnore — is splendidhotel in the center ofthe Los Angeles swirl.

The Bay of Avalon— Catalina. An island Paradise where it issummertime all winter.

The outdoor casino cafe of Atom Caliente—a bright spot whereglamour and gaily reign.