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Note Its Rapid Strides

The Super Six invention is but few months old.
1t entered field disputed and doubted. Today it
stands the unquestioned monarch of motordom.
The Super-Six invention gave than
claimed or sought for in other types OF motors.
Without adding cylinders size complications.
greater power, more fexibility and proved in
tests-an endurance such as was unknown 10
motor before was obtained.
That is why if every stock car record up to
100 miles. Ii is why il recorded speed, with a
stock chassis, as high as l02 IL miles per hour.
1t ran 1919 miles in "a hours, exceeding the
former stock car record by So per cent
1t holds the record in the Pixies Peak hill-clin1b
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immense the article in pot filed
with cold water 10 which some com
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ter well, then cool slowly. Glass
treated in this way will resist any
sudden change Of temperature.
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The trees and shrubs which produce
some sort of rubber are sail 10 grow
in a narrow belt running around TN
world. within live degrees north and
south Of the equator.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-15

Speaking OF state economy we are
reminded that 276 state senators
and representatives were elected
Tuesday 10 enact the laws OF the state
for another biennial period. Not more
than fifty men will have any real part
IN eElCting constructive legislation.
The cost of the legislature which has
been increased from SCI, 1888 in
1901 to 1892 S0.4S I'm 1915 can be ma
terially decreased II the other 225
members OF the legislature will try to
help rather than hinder the workers OF
their body. st. Johnsbury Caledo-
nian.
The appeal to the uninhucntial ma
jor.ty not to obstruct legislation is 4
proper enc and il ought to be needed
But the trouble Is that for the most
part they are men TO whom the legis-
latiye per diem and the mileage and
extras make up big item, especially
during the winter months /; is we'll
that under our foolish plan of repre-.
sentation-where square miles and
not population is the basis-the lar
ger towns and cities take care to pat
in the legislature their very best men
A representative from Rutland with
1925 voters has a voice no larger than
the representative from Victory with
2 dozen voters and for that reason he
should be a strong. influential. popu.
lar man.-Rutland News.
The Caledonian Is barking back to
twenty years ago in saying that not
more than fifty men will have a part
in constructive legislation. That
time is Fast and for the coming SEES
sion it Is safe 70 say that nearer $50
men will have real part In any i'm
poi.aat work Also IL will have to
be sllsly satisfactory to at least n part
of the other l25 In order to get
through. Too many newspaper edi.
tors underrate the ability CT the Yer
mont legislature. Ordinarily in its
membership OF 976 there will be found
few freaks and insists, but there
will be fully $50 honest, earnest Yer
mcnters trying to do all that is pos
sible to do for their good little old
state.
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F. ]. CHENEY 4 Co. Toledo. o.
We. the undersiRued have known r.. j.
Cheney for tue last Is years, and believe
hIn perfectly honorable in all business
transactions ard iinsnciHIly able to carry
out any obllga ions made by his firm
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Save $175 &S
On A HUDSON SUPER=SiX. "
The Hudson Supsr-Six Winner Of All hWbie Stock
Car Records Advances s1z5 December

It won the ocean to. ocean record San Francisco
to New York-the most coveted American record
Then it did what other ever did turned
around and went back across the continent in less
time than any other car ever made the way run
The Super Six is the first car ever to make the
round trip against time. No other car estab-
lished such proof of endurance.
1t has never failed in any test.
Now all concede the Super Six supremacy. Men
bought Hudson cars more anitwice as fast as we
built them. And now, in its first year, the Super
six has become the largest selling in the world
with price above $ll00 More than $1,000 are
now in service
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We GROW BY doInn.

not ~ thinking what we might do, or
by dreaming or noble motives. I'te
assurance is a proposition demanding
determination. action and presols
health, National Life ms. Co. of Vt.
(Mutual) Earle S. Kinsley, Gen II
Agent, Mead Building. Rutland, Vt.
Ad;
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Fountain Pans.

4 book dated 1895 contains de.
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Look Ahead

Such is its hrst-year history.
Now comes time, for several reasons, why fine
car buyers ought to look ahead.
The car you buy now open enclosed, will last
you for ears to come.
The Super-Six next year, even more than NOW,
will be the recognized peak place car. Men who
seek the best will have it.
This motor is patented, so other cars can&offer
nothing like it. II is exclusive to Hudson
These are facts to consider now before the Super
Six advances For you SITS by making
prompt decision.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-30
Tigers and White Sox Clash Today in
Important Series---BOth Ready to Sprint

performing very acceptably. His
pitching yesterday was superb. He
allowed nine hits. but they were
scattered through seven innings and
the Tigers did not pass UP many
good scoring chances.
Cunningham was hit quite freely,
but his support was miserable and
the club must share the blame for
the defeat. Several OF the Brownie
blows were very f'ukey. and the
breaks were against the young spit
ball man from the start.
The second game was a massacre.
A league record for the season was
set by the Tigers for runs scored in
seven innings, the total being Ia.
The game was called at the end OF
the eighth to permit the Browns TO
graz a home-bound train The box
score tells plenty about the onen-
sive portion OF the slaughter. Two
brilliant stops by Wit and spectac-
ular outfeIding feats by Cobb are
worthy OF special mention. Rain
poured throughout both games, but
Jennings elected TO go through with
the contests. rather than have three
double-headers 20 play with the
Browns In September. when the big
pennant drive will be on.
There was one inning yesterday
that will be recorded as one OF the
scoring tests of the season. II was
the Detroit half OF the third of the
second, and its grewsome details
follow:
DETRoIT-Cobb beat out an In
held hit and took second on John
sons poor throw TO nrst. veach
when SEVERED dropped shotten's
throw 10 the plate. veach took sec
ond Hellman scored veach with a
single 70 right. Burns singled TO
hrst. Johnson booted Youngs ground
jerked and Crandall replaced him.
crandalls first pitch hit stanage.
Dubuc flied to Johnson. With the
bases full Bush walked and Burns
center scoring Young and -stanase.
and sending Bush 10 third. Witt took
second on the throw TO the plate.
cobb's second hit OF the inning was
a double 20 the score board. scoring
Witt and Bush. on Shotten's throw
TO the plate to catch WITT Cobb took
third. Fincher replaced Crandall.
Veach flied to Tobin In deep center
and Cobb trotted home on sacriace.
Heilman singled 20 the box and took
second on Fincher's bad throw 10
frst- Burns flied TO robin, ending
the slaughter. Nine runs. seven hits,
four errors.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-30
| O0-MIlE RACE
HEADS PROGRAM
Century Grind Feature Of Me-
merial Day Racing At
Fair Grounds

STATE FAIR GROUNDS. DE
TROIT. May 3o.-Bright sunshine
this morning rapidly dried the
track at the fair grounds and made
certain that the l00-mile auto race.
scheduled a. the premier feature OF
the Memorial day races here today.
would take place as announced. The
track will be slippery enough to pro-
vide plenty Of thrills. but II is not
likely that q new record will be es-
tablished. although wild Bill En-.
dicott insists that he is going after
a new mark at the risk OF his neck.
The earlier events OF the afternoon
will burn up the track and aid In
preparing IL for the feature race.
which Is last on the program
Ten cars are entered in the CEN
fury race. and Il is announced that
all Of them will start, This Is
large field for the track. and means
some spectacular racing. A purse
Of $1,000 is hung up for the race.
Speeding will start early in the az
ternoon dash race and a free-for-all
In which the leading drivers will
compete. Mrs. Mais will give an ex-
hioition OF the skill which made her
the greatest OF all woman drivers.
Following a consolation race. the
l00-mile race will go on.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-30
ITS Set World Road Trips By Winning Il Straight While Abro
Today's Calendar of Sports.

Automobile - 500 mile Interna-
tionai sweepstakes race at Indian
apolis Motor speedway; track
races at Tacoma. Minneapolis. De-
troit and Eimira. ". Y.
RowIng--Annual regatta of New
York Rowing association on Har-
lem river. New York.
Athletics Annual Michigan
spring championship cross-coua-
try run, at Detroit.
Shooting--fowa state trap-shoot-
ing tournament opens at Waterloo,
La Utah state trap shooting tour
namcnt opens at Springvilis. Utah.
Racing-Suburhsn handicap and
International steeplcchase at Bel
mont Park. " Y.
wrestling-Finish match be-
tweer Charley Cutler and Yussiff
Hussane. at Chicago.
Boxing--Battling Levinsky VS..
Perky Flynn. s rounds. at Chat
tsncoga; Jim Coffey VS.. Carl Nor
ris. 10 rounds. At Tulsa, Okla.
Jack Britton VS.. Joe yelling. 10
rounds at New York: Albert Bs-
doud VS.. Italian Joe Cans. 10
rounds. at Brooklyn; Young Jake
Ahearn VS. Zulu Kid. 10 rounds.
at Brooklyn: Harvey Thorpe vs..
Tyler Thomas, IL rounds. at Kan
sas City. Freddie Enck VS.. Danny
Goodman. 10 rounds. at Aurora.
Ill.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-30
''Y' MARATHON
RUN TODAY
Is Entries, All From Detroit,
In Belle Isle Race
This Morning

The annual Belle Isle Marathon,
held under the auspices of the De-
troit Y. NJ. c. A., Is strictly a Detroit
AFFAIR this year Hitherto several
Michigan colleges have had entrants
and the course record is held by a
college runner. Medals will be
given the winners. The runners
started over the course this morning
al O'Clock, with the following en-
tries:
Albert Clinton. Robert Cook. Cas-
high. Leo Sccord. Il. G. Sccord. "
Branchaud y W. Munila. Willism
Denton. Martin Donnback. Art Ma
chame. \ Monahan and q. h. Bszyk
Y NJ. G. a, Ernst Benson. Johan
Hyrcn and Rudolph Kaptsls. Finnish
A. G.. Roy Poole. hudson Motor A. g.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-30
THE FINN FAVORED
IN SUBURBAN DOPE

NEW YORK. May 30.-The great
Roamer may start agains, a field of
seven famous thoroughhreds In the
casts big Memorial day sporting
event, the Suburban handicap. at
Belmont park this afternoon. He
has been assigned ISL pounds.
Some weight says A. J. Goldsbor-
ough. his trainer. who adds that he
will not start III his weight In the
Kentucky handicap, TO be assigned
some time today. is more favorable.
Roamer will be held in that case TO
start in the Kentucky classic.
The Finn. winner of the Metropol-
itan. will go TO the post fayorite
with Stromboli next
The Detroit times., 1916-05-30
THREE-CUSH
LEAGUE TO BE
STRENGTHENED

CHICAGO. May 30.-Class will
stick out all over the Interstate
Three-cushion Billiard league next
winter. Only Is members will be
permitted TO play. and great care
will be taken in their selection. The
league held meeting at Chicago
yesterday, naming Hugh Heal a.
president. The Pullma nacademy.
OF Detroit. was placed under the
ban and no members OF the league
can perform there without a re-
Duke from headquarters.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-30
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
Detroit, Men, April 3, I,

Detroit. MICH, April D, 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that Q sps-
cial meeting Of the stockholders OF
The Michigan Central Railroad Com
pany will be held 1T tho principal
ofncc or the company. Room 500. FIJI
tenth Street Passenger station. De-
troit. Mich. on Thursday, the Sth day
OF June. 1916. at 10 o'clock O. m. for
the purpose Of considering and auth
orlzlng the purchase Of part or all OF
the raiiroads, rights and franchises
Of the following named railroad COM
Rsnies ts.y,t: Bay City = Battle
ccrs.t & s ss9tssis Hs liy.y Gompsny:
Chicago. Kalamazoo 4 saginaw Ran:
gay Company. Detroit 4 Bsy CITY
Railroad. The Detroit e. ChsrievoiS
lay ps Sbbok aiiroad ' compsn s
Detroit. Toledo 4 Milwaukee Rail.
road Company, The Grand River VAL
Icy Railroad Company, jackson, Ian
sif1g 4 Saginaw Railroad Company,
Joliet e Northern Indiana Railroad
Company. Kalamazoo a South Haven
Railroad Company. Lansing Transit
Railway Company. Michigan Air Line
Railroad Company. 81. Clair 4 West
ern Railroad Company, and The Toledo.
Canada Southern n Detroit Railway
Company; and such other matters and
things - may be incident 20 or nec-
essary or appropriate to be done In
connection Herewith.
BY order of the Board Of Directora
ID. w. PARDEE.
Secretsry
The Detroit times., 1916-05-30
Rivals Hope To Get
Good Start For
June Grind
BY HAROLD v. WILCOX

NAVIN FIELD, May 30.--One OF
the most important series of the sea
son opened this morning at Navin
field, when the Tigers and White
Sox played the first OF two games
scheduled for Memorial day. The
second contest will be played this
afternoon, beginning at O'Clock.
Both the Tigers and Sox have been
deemed pennant contenders. Both
have proven disappointments this
spring in every department. Neither
has received the pitching. batting or
base running which was expected
from them. The eastern trip for
both was disastrous Within the
past few days both clubs have raj
lied and it appears that both are az
the start OF a comeback which may
sweep into a spectacular dash for
the front.
Chicago this morning is In nth
place, and the Tigers in sixth place.
with not more than a game and a
half separating them. A clean sweep
today could put the Tigers well in
front of Chicago. Victory in the
series, which will continue through
Thursday, will give either club an
important edge over the other A
clean sweep would put Detroit or
Chicago again in striking distance
of the league leaders.
Chicago is bringing a new lineup
TO Detroit. According TO the dope,
Jack Ness will play frst base. Ness
is the coast Lacquer who last year
set a new record for hitting safely
on consecutive days. He had try
out with the Tigers few years ago.
He was purchased by the SoI last
fall, but released without a real
trial this spring. Then Fourier
went bad and Ness was recalled
This will be his hrst appearance In
Detroit.
Zeb Terry has not made good at
shortstop and Buck" Weaver 10
back at his old berth, with McMuilin.
a former coast Lacquer. playing a
very acceptable third base. The
outfield is composed Of John Col
Inns. Joe Jackson and Felsch. J.
Collins is used as a lead-off man, In
stead OF Felsch and Murphy, who
appeared in that role here. and Ness
is the cleanup man, with Eddie Col
Inns, who is regaining his battint
eye, hitting third.
Detroit will continue TO present
the lineup which won three OF four
games from the Browns over III
week end. There Is chance that
Harper will replace Heilman In
right field. despite Heilman's terrific
hitting, because the latter wal
slightly injured yesterday when slid
ing on the slippery base lines. There
is also a possibility that Sam Craw
ford will appear today. but that II
not likely, for Sam is battling a ne
we're cold which has settled in hi
back.
The double-header yesterday wen
as most double headers do for DE
troit. The Tigers seldom let botf
games get away from them, but they
Just as seldom win both Carl Well
man made his fourth start OF tn,
season against Dctroft IN the frs
game. and won Il nicely. lnasmucf
as he had been beaten the Other
three times. he was due. Any time
! the Jungaleers nick that southpaV
for three or four games, they ar,
The Detroit times., 1916-05-30
BATTLE GREEN a sTUnGIs
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Detroit. Mich. April

Notice IL hereby given that . spe-.
ciai meeting OF the stoeEnoiders OF
will be held At the princi.
pal office of the company. Room 900.
Fifteenth Street Passenger station.
dsy Of june. isis. Of 10 se1ock q IN,
for the purpose OF considering and
the sale OF part or all Of
the railroad, rights and .rAnchises OF
this company to Tho Michigan Cen
trail Railroad Company and such 9TH
or matters and things a. may be In
cIdent to or necessary or appropriate
20 be done In connection herewith
BY order of the Board OF DIRECTORS
ID. w. PARDEE.
Serretnry
The Detroit times., 1916-05-30

.Batted for Cunningham in seventh.
tBatted for Boland In ninth.
tPan FOR Dubuc In ninth.
Innings -
Detroit .........0 20 IL
81. Louis , o % o o O--S
Total bases-Detroit. 10. ST. Louis.
H. Sacrifice hits-Shotton. Miller.
SEVERED. Weilman. Stolen bases
Young. Fuller. Johnson. SEVERED.
Pitching summary--i3 hits and 20
times at bat OF Cunningham In in
nings: ! hit and I times at bat OF
Boland In innings Two-base hits
--Weilman. SEVERED. Young. Three
base hit-Austin. struck out--By
Cunningham. fweilmanl. by Boz
land. (weilman): by weilmsn. ?
Cobb. Cunningham Bases on balls
or cunninsham. Csisler, PratD;
OF weilman 3 witt. Cunningham,
H.ilman). Double plsys-vitt and
Burns; SEVERED and Johnson. First
base on errors--Detroit. I: 81. Louis.
1. Left on bases--Detroit. s. st.
Louis, 10 Hit by pitched bsll--By
Cunningham fSevereId). by Boland
(Severeid). Time-i:50. Empires
Hildebrand and Chill.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-30
GIRL SPRINTS
HUNDRED IN
IL is SECONDS

SEATTLE. Wash. May 30.-Clara
and Hilda Knausenberser. sisters.
and juniors at the University Of
Washington here, claimed three In.
tercollegiate track records today. In
a track meet yesterday, Miss Clara
ran 100 yards In IL is seconds, clip
ping four.ffths OF a second from the
mark credited 20 a vassar girl. and
also established a new mark in the
high jump Of four feet, 10 inches.
Her sister. Hilda. established a new
mark In the b0-yard hurdles OF Sis
seconds.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-30

Total bases--Drtroit, as: ct. Louis,
~. Sacrifice hits-vItt. veach 2.
Young. Sisler 2. stole bases--Bush,
and ~ times at bat on Plank in .
innings (none out In third: 2 hits
and 2 times at bat of crandali In
i-s inning 10 hits and 7s times at
Two-base hits-Burns, Cobb. Finch
err. Johnson. Miller. Three base hits
Cobb. Burns. Struck -cut-By Du-
9uf pasud sla, Sy siTssS.M st.yniSaI:: nS
Bases on balls--On Dubuc, (scv-
ereid, Austin. -Johnson,. on Frncher.
! Young; on Plank. tBush): OF
Wit Young and Burns. first bs..
on error-Detroit. !. Left on bases
Detroit. 4; 81. Louis. 8. wild pitch
-Fincher. Dubuc. Hit by. pitched
--i:b5. Umpires-Chiil and Hide.
brand. Attendance-5.fT.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-30
Welsh Has Right Idea.

EISH has the right the
ping him for the count before months quick
scanning Of records show that
when he 49, Couon when he %
Richie
xcGovern he
lit Cans around until he was
that fighter
championship until
Gnce his bout with Mcfarland will now either
has been superb that he
doubtful hard beating and
- m1ght distress him that he could
&oo Windsor and
800 invited
0t1o be in
CIV July and ID said that Phil will several OF
The Detroit times., 1916-05-30
CANADA SOUTHERN BRIDGE
COMPANY.
Detroit. Mich. All

Detroit, Mlchy ApriI ., Isis.
Notice 10 hereby given that . spe..
s si canada soSthe as sriSke cSmpsny
will be held at tho principal Office
Of the company. Room 3o2. Fifteenth
Street Passenger station, Detroit,
June, 1915, ct 10 O'clock q. m. for the
purpose OF con siderins and authori!-
Ing the sale of the railroad. rights
And franchises of this company TO
pany and such other matters and
things as may be Incident to or NEG
sssary or appropriate to be done ID
connection Herewith.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
.. w. PARDTE.
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-30
RAILWAY CCMPANY.
Detroit. Mich. April 9, fei

cial meeting or the stockholders OF
the Bay CITY A. Battle Creek Railway
Company Will be held at the principal
office Of the company. Room 500. Etf-
teenth street Passenger station, De-
troit, Mich. on THURSDAY. the 9Th day
or June, 1915. ut 10 o'clock a. m. for
the purpose Of considering and auth
orizlpg the sale OF the railroad. rights
and franchises of this company to
The Michigan Centrai Railroad Com
pany and such other matters and
things as may be Incident to or nec-
essary or appropriate to be done 10
By order Of the Board OF pfrectoYA
p. w. PARDEE,
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-30
YACHT CLUB
REGATTA TODAY

The Detroit Yacht club will hold
It's annual Memorial day regatta
this afternoon. The FIRST event will
start at o'clock. There will be
competition in seven classes, with
the 21-footers heading the list
The Detroit times., 1916-05-30

4D Giants established
yesterday when they their
Other
oosnsd Back 1881 Providence 20 consecutive games
Giants win
80 straight McGraw travelling trail
White
started the day
to Broadway Boston The
club
The Detroit times., 1916-05-30
laundry - CHALLENGER.

Grand Laundry team, which won
the city championship last year and
played In the world championship
series, has issued a sweeping chal.
lenge to all independent ball clubs
in the state.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-30

lon1oo happened found
nt Hard for victim Herzog is only playing
3ooa Miller Huggins through with his
ebout nocoad for Louis. captain
recruit pcher Gracing the Cncy slab. AS
~ ooeoo)0ers when Larry boyle
~ ~ plafe Doyle swung the ball Buck"
The Detroit times., 1916-05-30
81 AAHn&8AA.@--N
y !H!'!klL:

innings OF alleged baseball
which
scored That
v1h he Philadelphia last month
pair OF
m the OF May 20 margin
scheduled Only II
played the ashamed OF them
could O'Clock
TI ball Fielder Jones pulled
m soaked book unearthed record OF y singles n
which
Tigers
IN deserved great creoi
an second
telegraph
desk to record
o. Ohe
be Waited Once a
made We slammed hands on te
pumotor these death
would have written We had an umbrella but mad
elements
when last back the Office boob
watch ball games He
revive him.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-30
PROPOSALS FOR
AWNINGS WANTED

Sealed proposals will he received
by the Board OF Poor Commissioners
until Wednesday, May 81, 1915. At -
staiiins % in the ,o' Reeeivins Hospltai.
corner Macomb and Antoine streets.f
necessary awnings In accordance with
pecifications on hle In this office. 4
The bidder whose tender IL accep' ft
ed Will he required to furnish WI -
his contract an approved surety cor IN
pany bond In full amount OF contraf pi,
lndorse envelope containing T."
Proposhl on Awnings" and addry
same TO the Board OF Poor Comm y
sloners. Detroit, Mich. ~
The Board reserves the right TO re 4
1ect any and all bids
PAUL c. DULfTz.
President
HISS eecrotssy.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-30
eerhardt Heada Cadets.

WEST POINT. n. Y. May 80
Gerhardt, varsity quarterback in
football and third baseman in base
ball. Is the newly-elected captain Of
the military academy baseball team.