The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 19, Ed. 1 Monday, April 23, 1923 Page: 4 of 14
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Caution Obseiw&im
? Financial Markets 'as
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earning statements. ::-'s. current receipt arete regarded
Moray ' rata 1 continued relatively .joanee of tb decline during th
May oaU loan en th New Tore: stock A. Won j autistic! atandpolnflt WU
xehang dropping low aa t per rather- difficult rto understand . th
cent at the end of the week i TUk wwii '.tha. production ; gnawing
wu mora time atoaey available at onlr slight Incrsaas and tb receipt
4 pu cant for tb short ar maturl- at th loar aiarttetswBUs nuctuaunc
i. ' .a troat wats to waaav cua aot snow in
financing In Intnadlata'praapaat. ooa- sharp biraakv - WUhdrawal from ator
atasratrta intsraat- was oispis7a m aca was snaa. jnuimiswuaHi
Kw York la th Aoatrlaa axtoraal watMH was do to a smsll surplus
loan which la oxsactoa to ba affarad that no ons ws wlllln to oarrjr
BELL COUMTYi F0LK"7oar Deman&Goc
STAGE BIG-PARADE ' ;'i Uowdrd Diunm Wceh
1 1H KIOTTAUT
imiM Pran Rpnort. th wHk'i traffic xosdd th torn- i London and other urooa centers through lm Dead Ins dscUnaa.
n m n.is .nt parabla parforBiane la any other nt week. t -v v . Oftarliin of a cargo of now seal
huyta movomeats showing further Ju.
frth- year.
. . of lckiiinr Mmtwhat more oiew prooi
uuttous ton was apparent In nnan
also Is holdlnf up
welU' th steel orporatlon oparsttnr
Caraaratlan ObllaatJana . - and butter at New York. Where II
OorporatlonfohHaatloas maiurih In rvtUMtd. snd then at Boston had a
Forty Qubi With 7000.
: Membership J" a :keu"
Part in Service V
elal aad commercial circle during the "J f. ft " with 64.W.7 la April and With T''" t " f 'I EWON' " April ItA-Th mIT . oklanama and Tezaa .id. L T.ial .Wlh "Uta Into aonsldwatloa trad.
This was attributed partly r""1. . . 7 . .il. TlS.SW In May Ilia. To iarfst ran- " ; . ' " . TT . '-"""""""J erao oeieoratioo neld " r . . i w nr vmii- quality of product and
that consumers are now gain Inactivity. It Is inslntalned that Jtna te HM00 ae tallows: Chloago. -. J yesUrdar brought out oa of th tar. rlncd last wk iU trwlt P-I Mvely Pkl. .ry UtU. bulna JotlonTv- 7.
M4.11.H. a compared fn "0-
w. i- ii k ik.i - . n
to th fact that consumers are now """".;;"." . road Usuea maturing is fos .1"Z7:. r. .
for some time
i-arthf to the passing of
occasioned by the spring sea-
fob. It also seems to
. aaz tha numerous recent wage
hav 'had a sobering erreci in
. quartern. In any event tne
i hangs la sentiment was dua not to
apprebensions lest the business rs-
vHaw nay have reached Its pak but
.' to ; satagl rings lest the advance In
. prieaa and cost is in danger of being
l aratdona.
hd and th steel companies have yet to feel
special de- " cis ot in compeuaon ror Lackawanna and
yJ- V was'-raad forth BUM to lend
i1"; Kv.OOO during th nvt two yeai-
C. t sreotlon ef warehouse and ten
alavatorsv X Btato waranousa
was crested and warehouse sn
tehdnt appointed.' It J probable
lmliiil vjala alavtora1 Willie i
: ;(.at nid and uaugnoma t;uy. A t
. i ii ' btiraaa of th Btat v
crt attnt prosperity of u' wa.HrI' grading -standards adopted. J.
?; says a-miliar "and that can oon wmtejiurei presiaeni oi sum v
prinalpaUy through " tb growing and of agrlcultur. lntarprU a nrk
IS marketing of our orpa.f v bUl passed Ay tb tegislatur as i
-i. " "" ' V?Lpr "?.ltott to '"i lttv' dealer who do a ooromtsatoo buln
i v and th freight rat wall that fcpa An antt.dlscrlmlnaUon law that
Houston Boat Bpsclal ; 4 rata them from tbto terrltorjr ar a (naet4j prohibits discrimination on t
OKLAHOMA CITT Olna. Aprtt ;W of much-a) busl: 9t-both sailer and buy " '
into aonaiaeration sraas. Quantity ai.
post of trari"
Gradual Growth .of Busi-
S "'-
een;in.A
Reports
labor that oomea with th ssaaon for
be the cass outdoor work bat no substantial re-
auccwB in operation uucifim.
TB steel prices nave reacnea uieir
nt bonds of th Dlwar. "J? !T.nd Plaa Anniial JMt.
.wanna and Watn Railroad Booton. 4 loos t polaU and Phlla- ol on oounty Ourt baa yr b tha dutt llrat t.W .' P o-u. snv kv.it. i
Pr
w Aawataaikiia aael asiraiaW HI HallMtal CI
and tha lamat Industrial Is- oaipnia. . naa s pomta.
.... k. . eicaoAAaa rkii. Mtmu mm. : Summarlik
---v.Jihie T r mi annaa. The . rains Improving
w Mrtin. nr the latter Isaua al- the tenalOB
Cecratcrlel Frank folta and Char!
iHT11'1 Vl'llZ '?! dy ha. been converted Into .took.
general belief. There have been in
fact aora recession. In the premiums
charged for early deliveries.
Changes In the money market were
Irregular. Call and time money be-
came a trifle easier but the rates on
tNi in the bankers- acceptancee alter oeing
: comBvodTty markets was the sttorney l IS i JX U.000.0O0
ISwSiJsetition for sn Injunction to - baato for and PO-day periods. Q '
itsusla trading In sugar futures In Beads Strengthen.
-.'-JIw4r Tork. In this petition th attor- p.ice dlspUyed a alightly
M ay gentral takes the ground that the firmer tone during the past week due
. tin In th price of raw sugar which huiy t0 easier money rates and
taken place since reoruar.. i raih buying power because of the
The ImDortant Isaua offering during
th week tn addition to tb tTS.PM.OM
farm land hank bonds. Include:
W.750.000 t per cent on to eight-
year gold notes of the Boston Store
of Chicago at prices to ytoM I I to
per cent aecordtag to marortny;
7 per cent w-year nr.t
isBW'wat OSMDratlon
weather and timely waa put an bv tha-ehmmu.it ih. month of th yaar. wno a.aoia condition In foralaw countries that rroury oi turn vajaaomw
the crop outlook of Blhunty. whloh are unique lit forward tp la buatoaaabut th be- buy mUl product -from 4hla torrttory ? S. Wn
2? S2 "SS' ate? of a gradual rowtk at b-- &!!!2Z SrSrMJ'
Wat aeaaaw atab
S-atTX. . sVaaon "bad r.7chI children .0. " " unt v uVt War M UleTs". 'not fuai m-eetlng. In T
Wa- parMts and ' other relatives that th Bouthweat baa aa aseauMt ptlmiaUe as to what the year may T X7C" ."TUIT JZ r
Opr
been touched by th July delivery.
wboat They war organised tar tb purpos proaptct for aU manner of crop and produce in aaw eiport business. 1- fmt3!S'
1T-1 of ausplylng entertainment at nominal !. .j-. -thought soms of them bellev that 's-n situation.- ocretary rrouty
Compared with a week ago.
thta mArnln .was X- eant to 1 T-S mM mmiMii ut.... -. i ..v.A...fr. .
cent. loworT wltn cora T showing J-t o aad are a rrokt educn.l ra reatrloUon on within M to 9 dava oonaldarahte hav sneakers who lU to- a.
mortgage bonds of tb Boar Mountain c"t-
cent to 1 cent decline oat -l cent fa tba Uf of th -county. Th first credlta foreign bualnea will b booked.
to ana i i-a ceau avwa. mam y- ciaa. was orgatusea BDoat on rear ' As regaroa eradits sn ' ugianoma - Thar is no caa
raUer who has Investigated conditions auuraa. in not. it 1 growing
vie ions at a setback of IT cent to Uago.
tended th national meeting of bank-
tn ofdemand fo ln Atlantlo City aad th aatlon.
L R U .wl n r foretgn-trad council la KewOriean.
tv t . w . : - Pravaii ins nrioas ln UKMLBoma an ;
t. w 'T: nor .tl. r the Rf.t. a.a tvnenuir ar - Ami- . .
Hudson River Bridge company at uui m mum ouaouoteaiT nave oeea mucn unaote . 10 supply tn amnaad. Tha ""; ; '
1-1 to yield I M per cent; M 000.000 outlook was that the domestic winter larger however. It th recent heavy that country merchant and country shortage of corn V reflected ln 4n. -' Hard Wheat .
i percent 10-year first lien aad re- crop of wheat would be 4e000fl ralr! Had not made certain of tb banks are extending credits to farm- creasing prices of corn meal and corn Soft patent flour ....v . to f1.V
funding mortgage bonds of the Houe- bushels lew than waa harvested in county roads Impassable. ' m that were unobtainable a few choP" have bordered round $1. Other Straight ............ .Nto .t '
runamgrooris. L. lm. and that Nebraska in particular- A parade w. held In the mornlna er" wr tinobtainaw a tew . -jurhtl Iei Cleara . '.. S.iOto
ific..i ."nd that . rT" --i-. n 7i iVS oo would yield but one-third to half a which was participated In by Belton week ago. This he aaya ha not been Urd wheat ahort aatent flaue mM at Soft Wheat
H ha. resulted from a combination EEtTrsS. "lu tt. offer- 5 percent Mryr firm loan bond of croP. High wind and dust storms Kboolhxhildren. and. floata of th r?" ""rTurn ! 10 T W- "d " WBt not P"nt floUf ' ItJ0 I"
hv th. uar exchamre. . . ilTZZ. SrZT ... iL.w ...1 b...k hlux. tnin atk were reported as prevailing ln No- chamber of commerce and Rotary club th consumer buying of flour In rural M cents hlsher. . - Straight . .. .. .V. . .0to t.l
ttTmr. .nd member and their ?ZL?7Z i-nnk at T ta vleld .1-1 to "rsska Kansas and Oklahoma and business organisations beside . districts but It has greatly relieved a MiU.ra and grain dealers f Okla- Clear ; .Mto .4u
.'-cltoata or prlnclpsls. In rebut tai the TgteMta T Only inTSduT pTr cnt. dependent on maturity: and .7 CTlK
trying situation.
maintains that the rise in prices trial Issue was offered and there was IS.OOO.OOO per cent -yar first
has occurred in response to growing oev niiroad financing. mortgage bonds of th Portland Light
1 1ndications of a smaller Cuban crop. "ph fMtur of the bond market was and Power company at M 1-1. to yield
points to the tact tnat in mmw the strength of foreign government Is- CIS per cent.
wnicn is npi. ue. most of the French bonds and
ttorny general's petition was re- the xoklo Cs going to new high roc- Associated Press Report
adored on Friday from 4.10:.85T tons to orl!L Buying of foreign bonds was CHICAGO. April XL Excessive sup-
1 l.T5.XI tons. attributed to speculative expectation nUt and weak foreign market
itum. .. . oi an early settlement oi
6. U is clear tnat tne Pe problem. become very weak. Prices broke
-. xercieed an unfavorable effect on cited "State government bonds aharolv to a new low level tor tb sea-
sentiment tn the commooiiy maraeia. we .h.qu. reactionary. 4w no . Tradlns waa marked by frantic
hom f gratlfld that no vary dam- straight brain sold tit L to 11.0
oeiay onnwest raaoe uu crop proa- - aiu a great open-air meeting ws jukhbw- "'"'s r" aging legislation waa adopted by a millrun bran at 11 M to tl.48: abort
poet dubtoua for spring wheat but held st the city park wttlt Boy San- our trade InOktaboma. Arkaiiaa and l.glalatur. that had radical tenden S $L7 U TUSt; cW cfap. t4LTto
price upturn due to .uch adverse clr- derford county tax assessor presid. aaya that buln is fair that Ih. 6Utt vu not put mto tJa S i. b to ffSS? sack.Voia
IBOn UlaUl UllMt Ular. na ini.riCllirTaU - try J. t : r-lflmv v At. am IUMvOMIIBi siv aaa gaaivaa- mill rem alawatAa hnalMaea W..a. -. l a 1 Mm . ..- a . ' . :' :
atur and president Of Baylor college who pre- factory under existing conditions. The . . i' " '7 . T
cumstanoea were
when wideanread moisture and oresldent. of Baylor coDeaa. who km- factory l
warmth cam to th rescue. 8pm seated the speaker of th day Dr. P. outlook 1 for a continual growth of
bearish effects ln th wheat market W. Horn president of Southwestern husineaa in th Southeastern Stat
followed the decision-of the United university. St Georgetown. Dr. Horn's Neither those States -nor th South
L) . -. -- . Ill i ' il Mil mm mmmm . . "Tt7k- . mmtmmm . ttlU I. .WS If I kkM tm.
th Ruhr caused the domestk: batter market to (raln futures sot. Th declines value. Proud of Being a Texan." portantly touched by the prosperity ln
underwent on thl. exchange however in anernoon program was under tn' Jusst nor is mat prosperity x
proved to be brief and throughout th th direction of member of th fin pected ta b greatly reflected In. these
w must
Mi 4
""'.L rSll th' " "T the .urX aad indifferenc. on th. part of J." 'hl nVtuonS. 4
"" vu government. Fluctuations however. k.w--w
wvrlng to the Previous price waa wr wlthJn oomparaUvely narrow Each of th almost dairy decline
ivestoeting the opinion held by llmlt!I Sugar company bonds which apparently brought the market no
"that lower price are not likely to pre- movMl tato hl.n.r nnd durin. fh. JlzZL. . .m k..i. ouAiImm
rwJt Cotton meanwhile turned die- eaxlier days of the week on hisher ....Ihr ... l-lclnr Near th close
of the week there were some opera-
wIm. IJI I. a lull i w.wVwk .1 wP
atigfatly above 17 cents of the government rait to curb pec- close to tb bottom hot those onlalona
i ' Wheat Reacts. ulatlon tn the raw product. . appeared to be baaed on the fact that
" iPaeat prices also reacted after re- An tncreaaed demand for railroad the market does not usually break so
inurwsm wu apparent particularly atuurpry lor a long perna oi tune.
th Ugh grade Investment issues. Efforts to find a level where th
Much of thl buying was Influenced by consumptive demand would be suf-
rgtactiy. the May d .Uv.ry j price for raw sugar reacted some of th.
- - and closing the week only witn y. octm on the announcement tors wh
it atrength. while both or tn
- cosalBOditles moved partly ln relation
1a factors peculiar to themselves such
. aa weather conditions it wss believed
asset Quarter that -the govern -
rtaeara theory tn the sugar matter
aadl onset tied sentiment.
:. It was also felt however that this
particular action waa not to be ac-
a setting up a principle to o
tn th case of other ex-
crop probabilities dependent upon the
weather. Revised crop estimates rrora
India had some bearish Influence a
tha week approached an end.
Corn and oats took their eue from
wheat- and from government figure
Indicating that thl season would wit-
ness enlarged planting of both feed
grain.
Accumulating stocks especially of
lard acted aa a weight on th provi-
sion market.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of Houston -NEW
ACCOUNTS CORDIALLY WELCOMED
Capitol 12000000X0 surplus $S00
HOUSTON. TfXAa
Although buying was slackened
ptoductloa continues to go on at an
vndimintehed rata. Railroad carload-
fnga for th week ended April 7 wer
it la true materially below recent rec-
ords but thi was attributed to ob-
eervaac of the Easter Monday holi-
day la a number of districts. - Even so.
Sims! Machiit & Sindy Ct.
Biet Seller of the guathwasuJ
.-- MACHINE-IT mid lurrue.
Pi est on 41. Houston Texas.
Oat-r?ToUi Ji oi Otvsn Prompt
Attention.
Sterilized Wipbig Rgt
Cssstsa Paper Stack Co.
" Fbone Pmton 1408
SHOW CASES. STORE
AND BANK FIXTURES
BURGE
MANUFACTURING CO.
Phone Preston 94
Wa-tiinjtcii ni S. P. Cressiof
8
IPwTa
avm.' L 'U-
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B&tlerson & Crawford
Complete Lin Auto Accessories
TWO STORES
VMS Main St 604 Fannin St.
- Phone.! Phone.!
Hsd. MS Preston SOSO
Had 711 Preston gog
ANNOUNCEMENT
Used Ovens Moulders Breadmlxar
aad other bakers' machinery turn-
ad In by customers. In good con-
dition are being offered at a aaorl-
Houston Whelessl. Confectionary
Hauaton Texas.
Houston Art Stone Co.
laafaalsii't. at fimtnt. asa aad
Plaster til assise!.
Arehiteccaral 8ealpars
T Carry a Ceeaplese Una at
Laera Feraitare
Phone W.y.Me 2108
CSU-1 Harrtahurtj Blvd. T
Houston Taxaa A
UVALDE ROCK ASPHALT
Nature's Own Perfect Pavemnt I Nature's
Remedy for Bad Streets and Roads
UVALDE. ROCK ASPHALT
COMPANY
90S Goggan BuUcHng Phone Preston 2029
HOUSTON TEXAS
S H 0 17 CASE 35 !.
hjM fill K-r' A I n-fnr.
T.i Eonttoa S.nr Case ft Kf. Ci. ..
- nuw.mil I CAA
School' .
Equjptacpt Y-
and Supplies v ;
Phone Taytor .
Ot and. 790 o:
ETIE BROS.
Yur Tin and Sht Mtl Worker
Phn Preston SM7
. " ' 1110 Washington Ave.
HOUSTON TEXAS
PAINTS AND OILS
Ti Tropical Paint & P Co.
fWaraboua and Sale Dept. !'
W Carry a Full Linewf StaoaT
1714 Canal St. Phon Preston 7ISS.
W. J. Rlgfls Dlst. Manager. .
CRYSTAL ICE & FUEL CO.
Whlal and Retail 0alf in . " .' ' a f '
ICE AND COAL t
MoK StrMt Bridge Phon Prktton 490
N. L. OASPKRSON Sertary-Traaurer -' t.
DAVIS MOTOR CO.
Conares and L Branch.
Phone FreetaB 11M.
Courtesy After the Sale
LAYUE & BOWLER GO
THE OLD P.ELIASLK
03 and Water Well Strainers Packers Etc
Water Supply Coutractor
Ofrvae and Factory Haaatan. Taxaa.
IIOLTKAMP'S
Tin and Sheet Metal Werfca
Oalrsaised Oaterss I
O-rske Skjlifki. BeaSsg I
Teak. -gutterias . 1
40S-4OS Caattel Av. Praaton IMS.
:CC Young Printing
Company
Eatablianed 1M
1PJ Main St. Phone Preston
k Hsustsn. Texas
MADE HAPPY SY
z " I Sooth Texas Radiator Works Inc.
Sot Praaton Avenue "
Radlatara Repalra Ra-Carina Rbulldlng
WsMlnfl and Srsilng
Phan Praataa 140
T. C (RED) MORROW
AUTOMOTIVE HINOINO AND
REPAIRS.
tawS-S Praaton Av.
Preston S7S7
"Where Your Dellsr Skew Mora
Cent.-
HOUSTON DRUG CO.
Wholesale Drug and Druggist
Acerlee
Rex Kodaks snd Films
O. K. fUoef e Star Fixtures
"Lkfuld" Soda Feuntaia and
Richard a' Fruits snd Syrup
RAILS
New and Relaying
Singer Iron & Steel Co.
SO First Matteflal Building
ALAr.lCt STEEL & SUPPLY CO.
SMITH COIRETE 1V11XERS
Spring and Taylor Street Phone Preston 4S32
INDUSTRIAL LOANS
tsaaeis flassdal etrlwi.t. t .eaerrlag
twssss. at a lesitisi.M rata f Istetest.
A I AO
naa
Jaaelr Akest Oar P tsveettMst
Hooston Indastrial
Finance Corporation
tl--14 Mass Bid.
4781
Mac-Dry Battery .
No Water NaAeld No Attention
Thr-Yr Ouaraato '
Aatomotive Electric Co.
Phone Preston 070 004 Ruak Av.
HOUSTON. TEXAS
Vln.urano That nurs' (
Painter. Reicbaan & Co.
Fire Liability; Bondfnfl
Automoblla Insuranc J
113-I1S Kress Sulldlna '
Off lee Phene Preston SO
R. Phnl Prton 1.-1a2S-w3St
HOUSTON TRANSFER CO. Inc.
Moying Packing Shipping Heevy Hauling and -Freight
Line
WHO MOVED YOU?
Preston 3700 . Y RELIABLE
Th scarcity of Paria Green la I ne resting the pries rapidly. W urge ya
to el.ee your order now for Spring delivery. We protect yea against
a 4llln in prto.
Chipnian Chemkal Etieering Co Inc.
401YahSt.. - Houston Txa Taylr 148
tllllori Boiler nd SUtt Iroa Work.
FRANK WILLBORO Proprietor
STACKS TANKS AND SHEET
IRON WORK OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION
Offle Pnanat Praaton 207S
tSOO Nana Strset Hsustsn Texas
Dealy-Adey-Elgin Co. :
PRINTERS
Manufacturing Station r
t11 Fannin St. Praaton 14
CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO.
FOR THOSE POURED BLOCKS
. Velasce and Lockhart Sta
Phone Praaton S02S .
M Wrd near Heustsn PaekiiMj Co.'
New la tne Time
AUTOS PAINTED
4 to 7 Days
LykGIas Auto ReNoAl
'System
McKlnney Aa. Phene Praataa 0444.
Standard MiKaina. HOP. Capital
P. O. akw 101 H.aat.n. Tsxs '
Permanent Ws. Sawwaua Plant
af Hny Ctaanataii
Chain Battery
srstem. Inc.
Mgnufawturar
SB1 Franltnn Ave.
WHY NOT ENJOY THE BEST SLEEP ON A
jr
-MATTRESS
AtttYotir Dealer
5(fl!r?MtsKl if;U
KVJkaJlllS 1 CJL lUIWJetlJXa9
- succesooas-TO 7 '
& tt WEAVER & COMPANY i -
Evarythlaa tor th Orchard Lawn r Parte Expert Landaeaa ArehU
tect and Experienced Planters at Your Swvlce t .r 5
Central Sales Off) 111 Main Street .- . '
Telsphcn Hadley B070 . . Neueton Tmss
Ikros l Shooks Egg
' Cases Crates
: Globe Box Factory
4107
FIELDS AND COMPANY
BUILDERS OF REAL HOMES
Fee Sale ea Easy Pi
HsrrlsBUrg Bred.
tap Parttoalar
Wayotaa
V Hardwood Lumber v
' Wagea and Truck Material
DORMAN HARDWOOD
LUMBER CO.- -
Senms aad Le Street
phene P. &2 ' Heustsn. Tsxas
BOYKIN
STOCK
ELECTRIC POWER
FOR HOUSTON'S INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT-
SEE OUR COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT '
HOUSTON LIGHTING & POVEA CO.
Phono: Preston 4140
CIX8B PRIITlia CSSFWi
Commercial ndr Publloatloft
.:;- PRINTING . V '
Phona Prcaton doBS. - "v.
-"V-v 1t14g Prankllif Ava.
Sr.llTII BnOTHERS. Inc.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS .
Highways Paving Sewers Water Systems Etc
"Our Work Is Our Best Advertisement''
" . DAIXAS-OCKkETT--HOUSTON
Houston
1823 v
200000
; Popvi-
! Ution '
HOUSTON
Th South' Orest Industrial and Part CHy
.' On ef th Six Leading Cltte of tseKi
Unttod SUts In It Making .- - .-
Houston
1933.
sooCooo
We new carry a fall line e Coanectlcat and CMIflllsa Italtl.B Prramld
arasbes. Kmslr. Cell aad Batten' Oupplin. Part sd She fejalsm.at 1 v
sdditloe ts ear Jjleeirioal SuppUe aad Assarataa. 04 ear prise aad try "
Ssrvio '-- t ... .' .' . t ... . ... . u;
pMrtaeter. for Tesaa ChaaikaJ tsaspawy 'heatlrlly Pant Bettery A14 v.
Proatoa eOtO aad . - '-T. . . v ON WUilaeas Btrest
In the new rotary field at Tonkawa Okla. there Ii
fifty rotary rigs. . There is a Hughes Rock Bit -With
'every rig. -: j.'l't--
Hughes Tool Company
- z ' HOUSTON TtXAiX '
i
j .
; - ''nfTTTTTrrnrrrrTTy
S -a. I
r '
- -m:: auditors - Accountants
Tea Car. aa .
HOOK'S GARAGE
'i'Xfff awrtaajTo WswBBr aTwJlaWlaaa
nt-Wlivto. aaTir1'
t-n..CT;ar2EReit
' tMetrihetwv Ww-Lwt Leaf
Looa Oar Company3
'SO-TTHEP.N YELLOW PlN4 V
Mule- Wlerg.le Taa -
- Hustsn Txe ' '
OXY-ACrHYLENE welding unit
If 1 . . . - e-
- -- -
I'm. a) t ootodanl
WeMttg rait aad 'a
Ms
'w . tt" at .0 skess sr :
Oxd ator OsrsOsvty. '
1 XS Je- Waldlsg' ts and. t
J ' ' m hxaUtlw wesM -iw
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