The evening world. Newspaper, September 4, 1913, Page 7

the Mason-Geaman Transportation Ce.! Says It loses money. ‘The fact that the United States Motor Cab Co, makes money at this season of the year proves The Evening World's contention that the new rate is not too low, Taxtoab owners deciare this is the very worst season of the year for thelr business, and that cars making $10 @ day now will earn $9 a day in the winter months. _— SAYS TAXI RATE CAUSES LOSS, BUT MAKES S10 PER CAR === ot GiSeinower Comp Complains for tf. Wie were wland by a tantanas One Cab Company and Earns | American. That's the way the story starts. And ft ls full of ape-men, jungle sags sll in Another. monsters, fights, strange love scenes and endless action. “The Cave Girl" ts by Edgar Rice Burroughs, who wrote “Tarzan of the In an interview with an Eventng| Apes.” ‘The Evening World will publisn “The Word reporter, a few days ago, Will-) cave Girl,” as @ serial, beginning Tuca- fam Hf. Barnard, largest owner of the day, Sept. 16 Cc “Tarzan” was @ great story. “The Mason-Seaman Transportation ‘om= Cave Git” to greater, Don't tales "| any, deciared the taxteab company] oo. instalment of it. ‘would operate for a time under the Remember, “The Cave Girl” will begin Yomal rate of fare, for which the Eve-|in The Evening World Tuesday, Sept, 16, ning World fought so long, and would Just Back, He Sees Signs of, THEZEVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1918. Prosident's epecial envoy, Hale gave the President the first-hand information as to the Huerta regime that he has #0j anxiously sought. It was understood Hale told the President that despite the flamboyant tone of Minister Gamboa's commun!- cations to this Government, President Huerta, having “saved HALE TELLS WILSON HIS POLICY WILL WIN IN MEXICO face,” is now | casting about for a graceful means of capitulating to the unwavering de- mands of the Wilson Administration that he shall not be a candidate for the Post of constitutional President at the October Linigeaen | Secretary Bryatt a present at the) conference between the President and Dr. Hale, and seemed satisfied that his} attitude of optimiam was about to be) justified. Officials stated their belief to-day! that not only te Huerta preparing to! make definite announcement of his de- termination not to run for the Preal- dency, but he may resign the provi- sional Presidency if he can find a auo- cessor who will be friendly to hie in- terests. Huerta Falling in Line With Peace Proposals, WASHINGTON, Sept. 4 — President Wilson was told by his personal in- vestigator, Dr. William Bayard Hale, to-day that the success of the Adminis- tration’s policy is about to be proved. Fresh from Mexico City, where he was in constant touch with John Lind, the Henry Maule, iflfonalre head of a large seed company, then go into court and demand that the fare be raised because the company was operating cabs at @ loas. “We will show the Court that we can- hot operate taxicabs at @ profit because ef the iow legal rate. For that rea- @n we are sure the courts will permit ‘Ww to raise rates, rather than conflecate ’ ow property.” & develaped to-day that the same Wil- Man H. Barnard la the sole owner of the United States Motor Cab Company of Yo. M7 West Forty-ceventh street, ‘and that this company ‘9 operating tax!- cabs, at a large profit, at a rate even! lower than that fixed by the city law. EARNS, DIVIDENDS AT LESS HAN CITY RATE. So welleatisfied is Mr. Barnard’s com- Pany—the United States Motor Cab Company-with the new rate that it even put t into effect before the law ‘became effective, and is earning divi- @ends fa Mr. Barnard. The Masgon-Seaman Transportation Company has sworn in court it cannot operate a profit at less than ® cents a mile, with 6 cents for the first drop of he taximeer fiag. ‘The Unied States Motor Cab Com- pans, of which Mr. Barnard Is sole owner, makis money at even less than the egal rate of cents for the first mile, % cents for the first drop of the flag snd @ cents for each succeeding mile. Th Independent Taxicab Owners’ | Assodation charges $1.50 an hour for| the “waiting time” of ita cabs. The ‘Unitet States Motor Cab Company oper- ates 2 a profit at $1.00 an hour for ‘waitiry time. Acecding to George Douell, manager of theUnited States Motor Cab Com: pany, tat company now operates twen- ty ccrawith thirty drivers, using some of the are night and day and earning $10 @ dy for each driver, or consider- ably ma than that for each car. In the fall orty cars will be operated, as businessicks up. ° ‘We ar getting a fine lot of business Coat belted in back, of Fancy Mixtures. and White Checked Cheviot. Of Fancy Brown Mixtures. Cheviot. money,” 4 Douell, “This company feels thatit can continue to operate under the iw law and make good busi- ness profits We put the new rate into effect beforithe law became effective.” GOES BEWND LAW IN CONCES. SIONSTO PASSENGERS. ‘The new lw gives drivers permission to charge mre for three or four pas- @engers than or one or two passengers, but the Unite States Motor Cab Com- any, owned »y Mr. Barnard, charges the minimimrate of fare allowed by law for fur passengers, refusing to @arge theaddtional rate permitted hy \ few. 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