PULLED Fill SU BY SIB-SIX . "Tlir nnvrr tn null nT ihn T-T7irlcrn ' Super-Six was strikingly demonstrated a few days ago," said L. L. Halns, ' Hudson, distributor for Northern Utah. "C. E. Heinrichs and party drove a Super-Six from St. Louis to Fenton, Mo. Instead of using the bridge over the regular route, the Hudson party followed two other motorists over a side road leading to a fishing slough. All three machines were caught In a sandbed, hub-deep. None seemed to be able to extricate themselves, the large car going deeper to each turn of the wheels. Mr. Heinrichs proved to be the 'man of the moment,' for he was finally able to pull through because of the supremo power of the SuperSlx. After ho reached terra firms he hauled both of the other care from their predicament. They were generous enough to remove their hats with the remark that their headgear was doffed to tho superior pulling power of the Super-Six and its wonderful motor."