. The Argonaut. OF JAMES WOODS Golden State Limited 1908-09 Season Opened DECEMBER 15, 1908 <|Xo better or more direct service between San Fran-cisco, Southern California and Chicago. ^[Through the Golden Laden Orange Groves—By theWonderful Salton Sea—Mexican Border Scenes andthe Rio Grande. tJCareful and attentive dining sen-ice—Meals a lacarte. CjDrawing room—State-room—sleeping cars—State-rooms—Drawingrooms—sections and berths. Observa-tion—Parlor—Library Car—Equipped with latest liter-ature and magazines—Gentlemens Smoking room,Ladies Rest room—Spacious open-air rotunda. Southern Pacifi
. The Argonaut. OF JAMES WOODS Golden State Limited 1908-09 Season Opened DECEMBER 15, 1908 <|Xo better or more direct service between San Fran-cisco, Southern California and Chicago. ^[Through the Golden Laden Orange Groves—By theWonderful Salton Sea—Mexican Border Scenes andthe Rio Grande. tJCareful and attentive dining sen-ice—Meals a lacarte. CjDrawing room—State-room—sleeping cars—State-rooms—Drawingrooms—sections and berths. Observa-tion—Parlor—Library Car—Equipped with latest liter-ature and magazines—Gentlemens Smoking room,Ladies Rest room—Spacious open-air rotunda. Southern Pacific—Rock Island WE HAVE MOVED Our San Francisco office to theFirst National Bank Building,Post and Montgomery Streets,and have opened an office in LosAngeles at Fifth and SpringStreets, in the Security Building E. H. ROLLINS & SONS Members of the San Francisco Stock and Bond Exchange MUNICIPAL, RAILROAD and CORPORATION BONDS CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO February 27. 1909. THE ARGONAUT 139. •THE RED MILL. By Josephine Hart Phelps. We came out from the performance ofThe Red Mill and saw autos, autos every-where ; their lights would make you blink;^autos, autos everywhere, yet not a thoughtto think. But that is what the theatre-goingSan Franciscan dearly loves, the thinklessshow. During Sotherns engagement, duringthe weeks run of The Wolf, during anyattraction of a strictly legitimate nature, theysport the green curtain. But put on a mu-sical comedy that has, as is the case withThe Red Mill, been a New York success,and out comes the prosperous multitude—theclass that dresses well, buys the latest musicand the last sensational novel, owns its owncar, decorates its wife with diamonds, patron-izes high-priced restaurants, in fact, scattersmoney liberally everywhere except in thechurches, and perhaps some of it does that,too, since, in these liberal-minded later years,the church and the theatre are no longer ir-reconcilable. Yet I fear the jovial, pleasure-lovin
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