Callub's
Guide
AUTO ROUTE
AND
HIGHWAY MAP

*Featuring*

United States Inter-State Highways.

State Highways.

Important Connecting Roads.

Distances Between Towns.

Population of Towns.

Tourist Camps.

City Maps of Larger Cities.

Motor Laws.

Fish and Game Laws.

Index to all Towns of 500 Population and over.

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MOTOR LAWS

Tourists should carry their car registration certificates at all times. Visitors to other states are allowed various time exemptions without purchase of new license tags, depending upon laws of those states. Cities and towns usually have local speed limits which seldom exceed 15 miles per hour; so be careful. Local officials should be consulted for parking rules when in doubt. Glaring headlights and muffler cutouts are barred in all cities and some states. Maintain your best "Road Manners" at all times and treat other tourists right for you may need help some day yourself.

OKLAHOMA

Registration Fee: Certificate of title required, fee $1.00. Fee based on manufacturer's F. O. B. price of car, decreases with age of car, and varies from $12.50 to $80.00.

Tourist Exemptions: Cars from other states exempt from Fee for 60 days if properly registered in home state of owner.

Speed Limit: Cities and towns local laws apply, outside of cities 35 miles.

TEXAS

Registration Fee: Varies from 40c to 75c per 100 pounds gross weight plus 17½c per horsepower of motor and paid on basis of unexpired quarters of calendar year.

Tourist Exemption: Non-residents not required to pay fee for 30 days if properly registered in home state, then must obtain visitors' permit from state; fee $1.00.

Speed Limit: Outside limits of towns or cities 35 miles; inside corporate limits 20 miles with local exceptions.

FISH and GAME LAWS

It is impractical in this limited space to give more than a brief outline of the different Fish and Game Laws. If federal and local game laws conflict, the most stringent shall apply. A complete copy of law can be had from any State Game and Fish Commissioner or Deputies.

OKLAHOMA

FISH

State License: Resident $1.25, non-resident $5.00.

OPEN SEASON

Game fish, no closed season.

BAG LIMIT

Not more than 10 bass or 25 game fish of all kinds in one day.

SIZE—No black bass, big or small mouth bass smaller than 8 inches or no crappie less than 5 inches to be taken. It is unlawful to take from public waters by net, seine, or trap any game fish.

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GAME

License: Resident $1.25, non-resident (in state 60 days) $15.00, alien $25.00. Non-resident may take out of state (if licensed) game not exceeding 2 days' kill (except for sale.)

OPEN SEASON

Quail, month of December.

Duck, Geese and Brant: Oct. 1st to Jan. 15th.

Black Breasted and Golden Plover, Upland Plover and Doves: Sept. 1st to Dec. 15th.

NO OPEN SEASON

Antelope, otter and deer no open season.

Turkey, Pheasant, Prairie Chicken, Curlew, Wood Duck, Crane, Pelican, Gull or Heron, no open season.

Bear no open season.

Deer no open season.

BAG LIMIT

Quail, 15 in a day, 100 in a season; duck, 15 in a day, 100 season; goose and brant, 10 in a day.

TEXAS

FISH

License: American citizens or aliens having filed papers, may fish. License fee $1.00.

Limit—Open Season—State Game, Fish and Oyster Commissioner, Austin, Texas, will furnish on application, complete laws on fishing. Restrictions vary with certain counties and localities to such an extent that a complete synopsis cannot be given here.

A few general don'ts are given here. No Rainbow Trout to be taken until after September, 1927, in state. No artificial bait or seines to be used in fresh water during March and April, and no crappie or bass caught during these months. Bass less than eleven inches or white perch or crappie less than seven inches may not be taken at all. This extract of Game Laws meant only for general guide and is not complete.

License (Game): Resident fee not required in county of resident; outside county $2.00; alien fee $25.00.

OPEN SEASON

North Zone:—All of state north of I. & G. N. R. R. and T. & P. R. R. from Laredo to San Antonio to Austin to Longview to Texarkanna constitutes North Zone.

South Zone:—All south of above line constitutes South Zone.

WILD GAME ONLY

Mourning Doves: South Zone during November and December. North Zone, September and October.

Whitewing Doves: Both Zones August and September.

Quail and Mexican Pheasants: North Zone, Nov. 16th to Jan. 1st. South Zone Dec. 1st to Jan. 16th Inclusive.

Turkey Gobblers: Both Zones Nov. 16th to Dec. 31st Incl.

FISH and GAME LAWS

## TEXAS

Rail (other than Coot or Gallinules), Black Bellied and Golden Plover and Yellowlegs: Both Zones September and October.

Ducks, Geese, Brant, Snipe, Gallinule, Coot or Mud Hen: North Zone, Oct. 16th to Jan. 31st Incl. South Zone, Nov. 1st to Jan. 31st Incl.

Prairie Chicken or Pinnated Grouse: Both Zones, Sept. 1st to 10th, Incl.

Wild Deer and Bear: Both Zones Nov. 16th to Dec. 31st Incl.

Red or Fox Squirrels and Gray Squirrels: Both Zones May to July and October to December, Incl. except certain counties in which there is no closed season.

## NO OPEN SEASON

On Wild Woodcock, Wood Duck, Sandhill Crane, Whooping Crane, Inca, Ground Dove or Wild Pheasant for 5 years.

## BAG LIMIT (Wild Game Only)

Squirrel, 10 in a day; bear, 1 in open season; buck deer, 2 in open season; prairie chicken or pinnated grouse, 5 in a day, 10 in a season; wild duck, snipe, black bellied plover, yellowlegs, gallinule, coot, 25 in a day, 50 in a season (total); geese and brant, 4 in a day, 12 in a week; turkey gobblers, 3 in open season; quail and Mexican pheasant, 12 in a day, 36 in a week (total); mourning doves and whitewing doves, 15 in a day, 45 in a week.

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Index to

Explanatory

H-10 is 1/2

500 is 1/2

Restaurar

Garages

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Hotels:

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Achille

Ada F—

Afton G—

Alluwe—

Altus B—

Alva G—

Anadar—

Anderso—

Antlers—

Apache—

Appers—

Arapah—

Ardmo—

Arnett—

Atoka—

Avant—

Barnsd—

Bartles—

Mabe—

Stan—

Freid—

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McKee—

Bette—

McCra—

Corn—

Phon—

Beaver—

Beggs—

Bennin—

Big Ca—

Billing—

Bixby—

Blackw—

Blanch—

Boise C—

Bokchi—

Bokosh—

Boiey—

Boswel—

TEXAS

Grandview J-9—1,084
Grand Prairie I-9—1,262
Grand Saline J-11—1,528
Grapevine I-9—821
Greenville I-11—14,386
Gunther I-10—575
Guthrie H-4—318
Hallsville I-13—695
Hamilton K-8—2,018
Hamlin J-5—1,633
Handley J-9—905
Harleton J-13—513
Haskell I-5—2,300
Haslam K-14—1,027
Hedley F-4—594
Henderson K-12—2,000
Henrietta H-8—2,563
Hereford F-2—1,696
Hermleigh J-4—600
Hico K-8—1,638
Higgins D-5—688
Hillsboro K-9—7,500
Honey Grove H-11—2,800
Hubbard K-10—2,500
Hughes Spring I-13—331
Idalou H-3—500
Iowa Park H-7—2,041
Itasca K-9—1,599
Iredell K-8—750
Italy K-9—1,350
Jacksboro I-8—6,473
Jacksonville K-12—3,720
Jayton I-4—600
Jefferson J-13—3,500
Joaquin K-14—500
Josephine I-10—519
Joshua J-9—800
Justin I-9—517
Kaufman J-10—2,501
Kemp J-10—1,200
Kerens K-10—1,000
Kilgore J-12—863
Kiomatia H-12—1,010
Kirkland G-5—500
Knox City I-5—1,200
Kress G-2—500
Krum I-9—500
Ladonia H-11—1,713
Lamesa J-2—1,000
Lancaster J-10—1,190
Leonard I-10—1,383
Lewisville I-9—800
Lindale J-12—701

Linden J-13—700
Lisbon J-10—600
Lockney G-3—1,118
Lone Oak I-11—1,200
Longview J-12—713
Lorenzo H-3—850
Loraine J-4—610
Lubbock H-2—4,051
Lyra J-7—1,227
McCaulley J-5—715
McKinney I-10—6,677
McLean E-4—1,000
Mabank J-11—1,500
Malone K-9—500
Mansfield J-9—800
Marshall J-13—15,867
Martinsville K-13—600
Matador H-4—692
Maydelle K-12—500
Megargle I-7—500
Melrose K-13—516
Memphis F-4—2,839
Meridian K-8—1,000
Merkel J-5—1,810
Mesquite J-10—674
Mexia K-10—3,482
Miami E-4—1,000
Midland K-2—1,795
Midlothian J-9—1,500
Milford K-9—756
Millsap J-8—815
Minden K-13—500
Mineola J-11—1,706
Mineral Wells J-8—7,890
Mingus J-7—1,032
Moobeetie E-4—650
Mt. Calm K-9—700
Mt. Enterprise K-12—600
Mt. Pleasant I-12—3,500
Mount Vernon I-12—1,200
Moran J-6—1,000
Morgan K-8—672
Munday H-6—998
Murchison J-11—500
Nacogdoches K-13—3,546
Nacona H-8—1,422
Naples I-13—1,250
New Boston H-13—2,080
New Castle I-7—1,209
O'Brien I-5—573
Olden J-7—1,030
Olney I-7—1,095
Ovalo K-5—600
Overton J-12—530

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