The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26

their faith IN these young men to
the extent that they were able 20
increase the number OF cabs and re-
duce their rates before the first six
months. SO far the number OF cabs
have been increased three times and
there have been some reductions in
the rates.
We have the word OF Jack Trim
BILE, president, that before the next
year rolls around Tulsa will enjoy
more cabs and a still cheaper rate.
W. company, besides giving
| Tulsa what she wants IN the taxica b
business, also Is giving employment
to 3S men, these being married, most
OF them having families. They have
"A private telephone exchange whore
any time during the 20 hours you
can get a prompt answer, as there
are three young ladies who are en-
| ployed to do nothing but answer
calls and see that service is given.
stations, at different locations In the
city have direct lines connected
with the main office. when driver
is dismissed by patron hc reports
N nt the nearest station, waiting
there until no gets n call In that
ncighborhood. This enables them
to give much faster service.
Tulsa travelling public must ap-
precihte their service on train calls,
tor any time during day or evening
they can call and leave their pll'
for next morning and the operator
viii call to tell them u their trSi
Is on time and then send a cab in
time TO make their train.
one of the many things they hayc
done to improve the service is to iu-
stall new meter. This meter has
over 1000 parts and does everything
but talk. Mr. Trimble says. 1T re-
moves all possibility OF the drivers
being anything hut honest to both
the public and tho company. II II
purely mechanical and seif-operat-
ing, impossible to be changed by
either the driver or the passenger,
rs 1t automatically prints the amount
of fare TO be charged you, giving
you a printed receipt.
Above all, yellow cabs are safe,
they protect your life by their sturdy
construction and unfailing mechnn-
ical operations. This company hns
n safety pledge that all drivers Sign,
copy OF which IL posted In every
cab. Each driver before going TO
work is reviewed over the tratiic
rules, and is tried out on a cab
before ever going on a call.
This company has reduced rates
instead Of increasing them. II
sure enough Is living up to its
creed, to serve the public 81 hours
n day every day OF the year WIN
clean, safe service, at the lowest
possible rates. Tulsa can Just ne
proud OF these young men and their
method of giving Tulsa good, clean
taxi service.
Cnycll Printing Go.
Contrary to the apparently pre-
vaillng idea that tho smaller print
ing establishments operating in the
outskirts of the business district or
in semi-residence sections can not
produce tho proper quality and style
Of workmanship 20 conform with the
discrimination Of better houses, the
Cavel Printing Co. 800 South Main
street. has shown considerable prog
ress in business expansion and pres.
tige among Tulsa commercial
houses.
Mr.. Cavell's conception OF this
usual dilemma among the small shop
owners prompted his policy OF stock
ing only the better grades OF paper
equlpping his plant with highest
quality machinery and commanding
the best in workmanship from his
employees. This policy, supplement-
ed by his square deal idea OF bus
mess integrity has won for this CON
Germ a place among the better print
ing establishments OF the city.