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The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
NE " FEATURES
IN PEERLESS CAR
Swiss Style of Window and
Disappearing Seats New
Additions for 1914
Electric Lights Concealed on
Door Frame illuminate
Steps of Machine

There are many striking body inno-
vations in the new series OF closed
cars which has just been announced
by the Peerless Motor Car company
The window area on all sides has
been increased until II is as easy to
see out of the limousine on any side
as though it were an open car. All
frames and easements have been elm
mated by the use OF the Swiss railway
type of window-a heavy plate glass
which moves UP and down in a groove.
The side and intercompartment win
dows are raised and lowered by strap~
Those in the side doors are moved b.
special patented device when han
die, similar to that on a safe 10 turned
about.
In the new cars patented auxiliary
seat is used which is controlled ex-
clusively by the Peerless Motor Car
company. When they are not In use
these seats fold up and completely dis
appear In recess In the intercom-
partment wall, leaving the rear COM
partment entirely open and free from,
the usual encumbrances. The backs
Of these seats are adjustable and may
be raised or lowered for the conven-
ience of tall or short passengers They
are extremely comfortable.
rear compartments are OF the Turkish
roll type. extremely deep and stuffed
with the hfghtst grade of pure hair.
Nothing so restful has ever previously
been installed In motor car. Another
touch of up to dateness is given to the
fittings by the installation of Pullman
type interior electric lights, which dis
appear into the wall Touch button
and the light turns about into the open
touch another and 1t disappears. ieav
ing only polished and ornamental
silver plate in its place.
An electric telephone or chou-phore
replaces the speaking tube for COM
municating with driver It is louder
and clearer-in fact 1t is microphone.
A passenger in the rear compart-
ment can see with perfect ciearness
into the street ahead. The.s driver,
about to make a turn can see with
equal clearness into the street behind.
The 40 degree mirror is no longer
necessary for this purpose.
The doors are hung SO that they open
practically fiat against the body and
yet they can not touch IT. The full
width Of the opening Is available for
passengers entering or leaving the car.
Electric lights concealed on the door
frame just above the step light auto
matica1ly when the door is opened to
illumine the step for any one entering
or leaving the car
The top of the body is curved and
the exterior appearance of the whole
construction is one of great beauty.
These Peerless closed bodies are
mounted on three chassis. ''S3-six,' AS
Six and .60-Six. They are made in
the limousine. berline-limousine. lam
daulet and coupe types.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10

Everybody knows what the name
Stevens-Duryea means, but not SO
realize what the name A. w Barber
stands for. To be frank. both names
go together. What the Stevens -Duryea
means to the fashionable motor world
A. w. Barber means to the manufacture
and the sale of that car.
Mr.. Barber is factory representative
for the Stevens-D -Duryea company for
the Pacific coast He has recently been
appointed TO that position and has es-
tablished an elaborate salesroom, serv-
Ice station and repair department. for
the concern at Geary street and Van
Ness avenue.
Mr.. Barber halls from Chicago, where
he was branch manager and sales man.
ager for that automobile company for
the entire middle west. It was because
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
Stevens-Duryea Official Likes California and
Will Make Home in This City

of his great success In that section OF
the country that he was chosen to fill
this important position.
Not only does Mr. Barber know every
phase of the automobile business, but
he is familiar with every angle OF
salesmanship. He was first educated
in the bicycle business, long before the
auto came into existence. From that
he grew into the motor vehicle game.
where he has been ever since.
Where he was born or what is his
politics need not be said but he really
does bear a striking resemblance to
President Woodrow Wilson.
II am a great admirer of San Fran
cisco and. In fact, the entire state OF
California" said Mr.. Barber yesterday.
mot just because have been delegated
to this city for my future home, but
because | like the people here and
think a great deal of your climate
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
FINDS A LARGE GOLD MINE
Investment of 5000 In an rich Car
Nets Cuban Owner Profit of $4,000

During the last year Senior Month Of
Havana, Cuba, uncovered veritable
gold mine right in the city or Havana.
He found that his business required
nearly all of his spare moments and
that his RICH touring car remained
idle much of the time. He consulted a
Yankee friend. who advised him to put
his car into service as a taxi and just
forget about 1t for a year
When the accounting took place he
was staggered to find that from his
original investment OF 5000 for his r.
CHI car he had realized a clear profit
of $4,000 over and above all expenses
for the year. Now he is thinking Of
giving up his regular business to start
taxi service company with whole
flock of RICH cars.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
TETZLAFF, HOLDER OF TWO RECORDS,
HAD MOTOR TROUBLE FROM START

SANTA MONICA, u "a
classic roadra
Thunder mile
Oldhed, 50 seconds.
distance hours 81 seconds
owered
7425 miles
by many
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10

Earl Cooper Terrific Speed Finishes 445e Course 6:Ol5l
Calendar Shows Events
| Racing Meets Of Nation

The following automobile cali
endar Of coming events In the
motor racing world has been
compiled for The Call readers,
August I2- Reliability run,
Kansas state Automobile assoc
ciatiOn.
August 29-3O - Elein road
races, EIgin Road Racing associ-
alton.
August 3O-September 6-Reiia-
biIfty tour. Chicago Motor club.
September 1.-Two hundred mile
track race, Columbus, o., Auto
club.
September 0-COrona Perfect
Circle" race, $1,000 In prizes;
Corona Automobile club.
September 12-Track meet at
Youngstown, o.; Canficld Fair
Association.
October all - Around Lake
Michigan. Chicago Motor club.
November A-vanderbfIt cup
race, Savannah, Ga, Savannah
Auto club.
November 27-Grand prize race.
Savannah, Ga, Savannah Auto
club.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
RAPID STRIDE OF AUTO

DETROIT, Aug. 9.--"What do you
think the evolution OF the motor car
ultimately will produce p
Henry Ford. turned and smiled
slightly. Tell me what do you mean,''
he replied. The clumsy two wheeled
cart Of the worlds youth evolved into
the luxurious landau; the Montgolf1er
balloon, lifted by hot air, developed
into the Curtis biplane In what way
will the motor car OF the future differ
from the first Ford motor carr?
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
SEATTLE AGENT is HERE
n. w. Abbftt, Visiting Arthur Bunker
OF Oakland Co., Speaks Of Business


r. w. Abbitt of the Arthur Bunker
Motor Car company of Seattle is In the
city visiting Arthur Bunker. general
manager of the Oakland Motor COM
pany.
Abbitt has made the trip from the
north In hopes Of securing some,more
Oakland cars. The factory has an
nounced that they have shipped their
last cars and can not supply the de-
mand and he Is here to try and see
Ii he can secure few from the San
Francisco off1ce.
In speaking of trade conditions In
the northwest. Abbitt says:
I'VE have doubled the sales In 1913
of the previous year, and 1t is hard TO
say how much further we could so IL
we had the cars. We are absolutely
sold out. and will not be able to I'LL
the orders we have on hand unless I
am able to get few from San Fran
cisco.''
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
Drivers Average Speed
Best Time During Race

The following check shows the
speed of the drivers i'm the Santa
Monica race yesterday.
Cooper's average for first 80
laps of SO lap course was IS miles
an hour.
0idfieid's best time was -3
miles an hour.
Tetzlaff made fastest time of
race mp to 200 mile mark. He
covered his fifteenth lap at the
rate of 50 miles an hour.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10

One cf the largest Wholesale grocery
houses in Chicago has purchased a mo-
torcyclo for one OF its statesmen. II
this proves satisfactory. the whole
sales force OF this concern viii be pro-
vided with motorcycles
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10

ACheaply says his car Is q rafting
good one. II it,
III rafting makes good one. his
sure ls."-Browning's Magazine.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10

w. M. Fleming Of Salem. Ore. has
started on q motorcycle trip to New
trial OF speed but II merely traveling
for pleasure. and expects to spend from
four to six months en- route.
A large number Of decorated motor.
cycles will participate In the floral
parade at wheeling, w. Va
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
REGAL CARS ARE POPULAR
Frank RenstrOm, Local Agent, Says
Machines Have Big Demand

The increasing popularity Of the Regal
underslung cars leads Frank Renstrom.
the distributor OF this popular machine,
to think there is an era Of the UNDER
slung almost upon Us. Renstrom be-
lieves he sees the handwriting on the
wall, and there are none quicker to
take advantage Of an opening than tho
big chief of the local Regal forces.
'.The popularity OF the Regal under
slung Is due solely to the fact that II u
an underslung, says Renstrom. That,
Of course. Is our first claim to distinc-
tion. IT means safety from danger. and,
as you know, we lay emphasis In all
our ads on the fact that we cant turn
turtle Coupled with our underslung
feature is the medium price OF the
Regal car. and these two fundamental
points place our car in class by itself
We have absolutely no competition In
our line, which IL more than our COM
petitors can say"
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
TWO DRIVERS ARE BURNED
AND MECHANIC FA|NTS
DURING EXCITING RACE

Barney Odheld, Veteran Speed Burner, in Mercer,
Finishes Second, Minutes and 50 Seconds Behind
Winner-Nkrent, in Another Mercer, Runs Third
Referees Stop Other Contestants, Awarding Them
Places In the Order in Which They Stood at Close
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-15
FINE SP0RTShERs
ORGANIZATION At
Las VEGAS
Club Takes Lease on Splendid
Preserve and VIII Erect
Handsome Club House at
Kroenig's Lakes.

Lar Vegas. n NJ. May ss.-The la
lara Bwntinn and vlshine clua IA tho
Hamn % an EXCESSIVE oreanizaiion OF
Npurtencn and good fellows which
hhs taken icaae upon 225 acres 81
land adiacnnl q tae two largeEt % she
Krocnie lakes The lakes and the
land wit oe anaint.,lnsd as d game
preserve and hunting ground for the
members 81 the organization.
The elub Nill erect af once hand
some club house near the lakes. Nu-
fnerous members are planning 10 build
cottages not far from the central club
house carrtakcr will be- employed
a. reside a. the club and take caro-
81 the property. He wlll BE- conn
nissinned as a deputy sheriff and wiii
aiao be a game warden
The club house. boat house and
other Improvements 20 be erected by
the clno WIN cost several thousands
~ dollars the membUrphip list viii
he limited 10 as. II has not been
completed 81 yet. however. although
applications received already number
many more than she membership
limit
The club proposes 10 make it's re-
serve place where the members can
80 10 hunt. fish. loaf and have
n general good time There likely
viii De- golf links and tennis courts Ia
addition 60 the other equipment The
wives and dfluRhters Of the mem hers
together With with any frseLds they
may invite. viii be welcome al the
club AZ any time. Men guests. except
upon occasions when some biz func-
tlon II given al the club. will be linn
lted 20 non-residents of las Vegas.
The promoters OF tho club yester-
day secured The signature Of j. ID.
Hand. owner Of the land. "a the lease
They feel fortunate IN being able TO
secure so beautiful a spot for their
club house Mr. Hand and his COM
pany are RAPIDLY developing the irri-
gable land IN thai neiehborhood. and
ire club likely VIII he delightfully."- sit
nated near beautiful cultivated 1eids
when the lrrlention project Is COM
plefed. though Il will SKIN be IN n wild
and bsautiful spot a new roadway
10 the club site Win be made az once
The club members met this morning
and elected officers as follows: Prcsi-
dent. n. n. Padgett; secretary and
treasurer. stephen b. Davis. Jr.; board
% trustees. Judge David !. Lenshy.
Harry w. Kelly. John 8. Clark, s. r.
Davis. Jr.. William Harper. n. NJ.
PadRett ana Charles A. Spices.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-15
RACING DATES FOR THE
YEAR 1913 ANNOUNCED
May 10 % "a.

Loulsville--May 10 20 %.
Lagoon May rs 10 July 8.
Electric Park. Baitlmore.--May "a
TO May 81.
Washington n. ". club-May %.
"a ana rs.
Ontario Jockey club.-May "a to
May 81.
Montreal Driving club.---May 24-sl
Louisville May 26 To June z.
United Hunts. Maryland Plmlico.---
May Is 20 May 81.
Belmont Psrk.--May 30. July 6.
( eighteen days.
Piping Rock n. Association. - nne
I 3. and T.
Montreal Jockey club. Toronto. r
June I 20 June a..
I.afonsa. June 20 July 3.
King Edward. MoutreaL--June
Ills.
cannaught Park Jockey Club. OF.
tawa.--Juae ~ 60 June 2l
Country club. Brcokline.--June ~,
I ~, ~ and 81
United Hunts Association. --Juns ss
and June "a.
hamilton Jockey Club--June % 70
July 2.
Montreal Driving club June as
JnIy 2
Niagara Racing Association Fort
Isrie,--Juiy 3 to July s.
jamaica July 7-July 81. twelve
days
windsor Driving Park Association.
July 10 10 July 90.
Hamilton Hockey club July 90
Go August ?
Saratoga August 1880. rs days
Dufferin Park Toronto, August
9-ii
Niagara Racing Association. Fort
I Erie August 8 TO August 49,
Windsor Driving Park Association.
August iG 10 August 23.
iIiiicroa Park, Toronto August
! e0.e7
COnnnURht Park Jockey club. on
! tawa August 81 10 September ..
Timonium Fair Association Bolii-
more September 20 September o.
Montreal Jockey club September
10 September IS.
nuffcrin Park September 1890.
Interstate Fair spokane septsm'
Der 1890
Ontario Jockey club. Toronto. r.
September go 10 September a.
Interest Park September so. Oc-
i0ier 2
Maryland Jockey club. pimiico ~
November / 10 November ~
Junrez November ~ 10 March =.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-15

~ said corporation,
" WITNESS WHEREOF, ! have
herennto subscribed ms name and ~,
nNod my ofhcial seal tho day ana
Ncnf Grfi above mentioned
AIS nolarinl commission expires
November o. 1918.
MARY w BROWN,
tacalD Notary Public.
ENpORsED Forclpn Cor Reed.
Vol g. Page els. No 1901.
statement ~ THE CONTINENTAL
.oll. COMPANY. designating pfinci-
pul Office. agent. etc.
irileh w office Of state Corporation
Commission. NAV y. 1919, 1915 a.. IN.
EDWIN ~ COARD.
Clerk.
Compared EDO To JJO.
@lstr 81 New Mexico,
County vt uornnlillo
This tnsiritmcnt WAS tlcd for rec.
ord an the lath daY pf May. 1918. NJ
.Niih n'clispk. ~ m,
Recorded m Vol &c" Misc. at Rec
ords 81 snid County. Folio 26n.
A. y. WALKER
Clerk ana Recorder.
lndnVcd
Comp'a q ". 90 NJ W.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-15

pANY.
~ 0Eon0E y SMITH.
tSeall President
Attest
y. =. KARsTEDT.
Secretary
state ~ COLOMBO.
City ana COUNTY og nonver sa
On this 1r1 daN az ANfli leil. Do.
fore mo appeared DNoNNN ~
SMITH and III S KANNrFnt a. me
personally known. Who holna hN me
duly and ecvefnlN swufu, dld BAY hut
nld, oEOHoE "a SMITH h the pres,
idcnt OF. and Tie nam ~ N NAWt
STNDT ~ The secretary ~ TtiE tON.
rINFNTAf. Olt COMPANY. cog.
noration. aud that tht seal AIMED 90
tbs above lnstrumAnt n ihe corporate
acai 81 the slid corporation. aud
that said instrument was sieurd ant
sealed IN hohalf ~ anld corporation
BY the said GE0ituE y SMITH and
III - kARSrEpT bV thu authority ~
the hoard 81 dlfertofa thereof, ana
that the contents thereof are true,
and the said GEORGE y SMITH nnd
D.. - l<Af3SgEttT atkuaN lodged the
said instrument 90 be- their free agt
aud deed and the ffe' act ana devd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-15

state Of New Mexico.
Certificate OF Authority.


United States OF America.
state OF New MeXico--ss.
IL IL hereby certified that there WIS.,
filed for record In the office of the
state Corporation Commission Of tbs
state Of New Mexico on the 9th day
Of May, a. ID. 1919. al 1913 "A. m,
By The Continental on Company, a
corporation duly organized and exist
ing under and BY virtue OF the laws
Of the state % Colorado. d certified
copy OF its Certificate OF incorpora
tion and Statement designating prin-
cipal office IN this state, agent etc,
as provided by section i02. Chapter
~. Laws OF 1908.
Now. therefore. the said corpora
ton a hereby authorized by the state
Corporation Commission 20 transact
business IN the state ~ New Mexico,
and the business Is such as may be
lawfully transacted Dy corporations
organized under the laws Of this
state.
la testimony whereof, the chair
man and clerk az said Commission
have hereuntO set their hands and
affixed the seal Of said Commission,
al the city Of Santa Pc. on this ninth
day of MAY A. -. 1913.
HUGH a. WILLIAMS,
(SoaD Chairman.
Attest
EDWIN r. COARD,
Clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-15

Atchison, Kan, May ia unit
ycrsnl Christian church. In which all
Protestant sccts shall be united, IN the
church Of the future. and -apid
strides toward the accomplishment
of such an ideal are being made. acc
cordinE 10 statements BY the rev.
81 James Lutheran church. New
York city. who preached the synod
icai sermon az the opening here ot
the forty-hflh biennial convention %
the general synod of the Lutheran
church The Rev. NJ. Remen sny-
der IN president OF the synod.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-15

Albany. y. n. NAV 1a.--Thc hill
incorporating the Rockefeller founda-
tlon ito promote the well being Of
mankind throughout the world was
signed by Governor Sulzer. Among
the incorp0rators are John y. Rock
efeller, John -. ltockefeller, Ir.. 81
mon Flexner an0 stnTr J. MuFphy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-15

Everyhodys friend Dr Thomas
Eclectic on the great household
remedy for iooihache, enraohe. sore
throat. cuts. bruised. scnlds Sold az
all dTuE stores. ztc aud b0e.--AdF'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-15

United states 90 America
state of New MeNico-ss
II ls hereby certified. that the an
nexed w. fun. true aud complete
transcript Of the Certified copy of
Certificate Of incorporation OF "HE
CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY. GO.
1891. with the endorsements there.
on as some appears on nle and ~
record in the ufhce 81 the State Cor
poratlun Commission
In testimony whereof the Chairman
and Clerk of said Commission have
hereunto set their hands and afliXed
citg Of santa He on this Ninth day OF
May. A. d., 1919
fScal HUGH H. WILLIAMS,
Attest. Chairman,
EpWIN y. COARD.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-15

8 " After hearty meal take Doan's
iteauieie and aselrt your ssomach'
tNter hnd bowels neBulctA are
r. aaalM lnxakft4 sBc AZ All ziores.--,
Ade.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-15
BELIEVES BANKS N
!. COUNTIES WILL
HANDLE ROAD
BONDS
SUGGESTS THAT BOND
ISSUE BE APPORTI0NED

Under 3 very recent ruling Of the
aecr@iufy 81 the treasury of the Unit
"a HlaieH. approved hy the president.
the government viii accept as collht~
rFal Tor tht issuance of hank notes.
state. county and municipal bonds,
the same 20 government bonds
Secretary T.. T. tirOsp OF the New
Mexico Geod Noads association suK-
ReatR method. under this neW rui-
inH. for the disposal OF the $500. 600
per cent road bonds authorized By
the legislature 81 the state aud the
sale 81 which has proved difdcult.
The county ~ Dona Ana. said
AIR. Crosse today. some time since lac
sued ruud bonds TO the extent 81
sfoO.oAo which were taken entirely
By banks IN that count, I believe
that II the half million bond issue
were anp0rtiuned among the various
counties 81 the state and each county
asked 10 sell certain amount. the
national banks In the counties would
take the entire issne: tho bonds
could be- sent 10 Washington and the
money SECURED az two per cent rate
80 an the case 81 government bonds.
A. II ~. four per cent bonds do mot
appeal 10 regular bond buying houses
or Investors"
the suggestion II being considered
by the Good Roads association snd
leaders in the better highways move
ment and ID ~ believed by many that
tire new ruling 81 the treasury de-
partment offers solution Of the
uroblcm
nnlh IksaI Roads Iir~t.
In discussing the good roads move
ment today Mr.. Crosse gave Il az has
opinion that too much time has been
spent working Tor this or that trans
continental route or national trail,
and that the paramount need is for
every county 90 get busy building
local roads. Build iocal roads and
she national roads will take care Of
themselves" Is the idea of Mr.. GTose,
who believes that the pressing need
IL for a modern system Of county and
intcf-county and state roads.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-15

Boston AZ S. Louis.
New York al Chicago.
phllAafIpnla al Cleveland.
K&6ht W4ahineton "a Detroit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-15

4 Nouk--The police are 70 appear To-
eNtncr with the fiTamcn and white
msnRT this yopr In the civic parade.
NIfkr-Thot win h. come Hhowl
NAck-Eea III the exhibition be-
.fora the mayor Inc firemen arc 70
rni shom out and the white wings
win eiehn ihtm np-,JHd9o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-15
tNcaiJ
Attest.
EDWIN T.. COARD,
Clerk.

STATEN ENT OF THE CONTINENT
Al on. COMPANY.
This corporation duly Incorporated
under the laws OF the state 81 Colo
RADIO. and desiring 90 transact hnsi-
ness in the state 0f Sew Mexico,
makes the following statement
T. The name of the corporation is
''The Continental Oli COMPANY
.. The location uf la principal
and REGISTERED office in Sew Mexico
Is near corner Trumblc avenue ami
East street in the city OF Aibupuer-
que. in the county Of Beruaiiilo. in
the state az Sew MeXico. and the
name of the agent in charge of surh
office upon whom process against the
corporation may bee served Do j. ~.
Hannum whose place of abode "
number Gig North Fourth street, IN
the city Of Albuquerque. in The conn
vs. of hernahllo. in the state of Ne"
Mexico.
3. The amount Of authorized cap-
ital stock of ihis corporation ~
5000. 10000.
4 Tn. amount of capital stock OF
this corporation issued and outstuud-
ing ~ $4,000.
The character of business 90 be
transacted IN Ncw Mexico by this cor
uoration Ii generally 90 huy. sell aud
deal la petroleum and its products,
ana Ak otherwise specified In its Arti-
cles OF Incorporation
~ WITNESS WHEREOF. the said
THE CONTINENTAL. OH COM
pANY has caused itH name 90 be
hereunto subscribed and ~ corporate
seal 40 he herountO aiiNcd, ana these
presents To be executed hN ~ presi
dent and secretary this 3rd day OF
Th'E coNTiNENTAL OIL cont
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-15
An Economical
Convenience

At the present low rates. Electric Light is
the cheapest illuminaut as well as being the
best. It requires no repairs or attention and
saves labor. II avoids the ever present danger
of matches-it does not consume the life.giv-
ing Oxygen-it is clean, healthful and con-
venient Let us show you at how low cost
your house can be wired.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-15


THE SECRETARY or STATE.
United staies of America.
state on C0l0rado-ss.
I. James -. Pcarcc, secretary Of
state OF the State of Colorado, do
hereby certify that the annexed n "a
fuil true and complete transcript OF
tho Certificate of incorporation Of
THE CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY
which was filed ln This Office ihe First
day 81 April, A. D., 1919. az ii2S
o'clock. D. M. ana admitted 10 record.
IN testimony whorcof J have here
unto set my nand and affixed the
great seal of the State 81 Colorado,
at the CITY of Denver this First day
nl April A. o.. 1913.
tGrcat dcaij
JAMES r. PEARCE.
Secretary 81 State.
By THOMAS n. DILLON, IT.. Deputy
A