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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-30
PENDLETON DEFEATS
LA GRANDE 200

The Pendleton high school football
team won its first eastern oregon
championship contest saturday by de-
feating La Grande high school by the
score of 20 to 0. The Pendleton team
though lacking punch in the first
quarter. showed steadier team work
than did its opponent and but for
its frequent fumbling, would prob
ably have piled up a considerably lar
ger score.
The La Grande team sprung a big
surprise in the first quarter, when by
series of consistent gains. they
worked the ball within 20 yards of
IPendleton's goal. Here the Pendleton
team held and was able to secure the
lball on downs For the remainder of
lthe first quarter the bali zigzagged
back and forth between the two
teams, neither appearing to have the
advantage.
At the beginning of the second
quarter, La Grande worked the ball
within Is yards Of Pendleton's goal
line, where Pendleton held and re-
ceived the ball on downs At this
juncture Of the game. Bowman made
one OF the prettiest end runs ever
seen on a La Grand field and after
racing Is yards, scored PendletOn's
first touchdown. Casey failed to
kick goal.
The second Pendleton touchdown
came In short order, when the PEN
dleton team worked the ball within
five yards OF the goal line and sent
Snyder across the line. Casey bucked
goal The first half ended before an i.
other kickoff could be made. Score
Pendleton 13: La Grande 0.
In the third quarter. the ball was
within La Grande's territory most Of
the time, but Pendleton would get
within striking distance Of the goal
only to lose the ball by tumble. Near
the last half Of the quarter, Pendleton
worked the ball within a foot of La
Grande's goal and put II over on the
first play after the fourth quarter
started. Casey kicked goal. Score,
PeAdleton. 20; La Grande, 0
For the remainder of the fourth
quarter the ball demained near the
center of the field. the game ending
with La Grande in possession Of the
ball on her own 40 yard line.
Captain Moon Of La Grande. play
ing halfback, seemed to be the only
la Grande player that could make
consistent yardage while the entire
Pendleton backfIeld and ends carried
the bali for constant gains.
Pendleton attempted five forward
passes. completing one and having
one Intercepted. La Grande attempt
ed four. completing none and having
one intercepted.
The punting Of Casey Of Pendleton
and Larson OF La Grande was Of good
callber each averaging about 30
yards.
La Grande's defeat by Pendleton
practically puts them out Of the run
ming. their only chance being that
they defeat Baker and Baker defeats
Pendlet0n. Pendleton meets Baker
I on next Friday
The Pendleton line-up was: Brown
center; Moll and Hargett, guards;
/ Wilbur and Friedley, tackles; Huey
and Casey ends. carr and Bowman.
halves: Ulrich quarter; Snyder, full
subatltutea. Judd for Hargett B. Ul-
rich for Bowman, HAYS for Snyder.
Ia Grande- Rews and Andrews.
ends Forbes and Cheanault tackles:
Moon and carroll guards; larsen and
Moon halves: Reynolds quarter;
Mcdonald full Officials, Hlnderman
referee. Reynolds. umpire.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-30

When you feel DISCOURAGED ana de-
Epondent do not Eivs up hut take =
dose OF chamberiain's Tablets and
YOU are almost certain to feel all
righi within a day or two. Despond
ency Is very often dus 70 INDIGESTION
lets are especially valuable. otAaln-
and bilIousnsss. for which those tab.
able yeryWhers.-Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-30

You can't tell what a man Ia until
you argue with him. n his opinions
fat 20 Jibe with yours. he's a crank
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-30
THE GREAT ACCUSER-

You who have skulked be-
} meath the wings of night.
} Beware the yellow fingers Of
the sun,
That pry with unforeseen, re-
morseless light
Ir.o that secret door you left
undone.
} You who with stealthy crafti-
} ness have planned
} thiers alliance with the
} friendly dark
} Know that your hiding places
} cannot stand
} Pcneath the sun, that strips
} and leaves them stark.
} On,y tho man whose hands and
heart are clean,
} Whose eyesl can meet the
} clearest light Of day.
} VIII feel within the sun power
unseen.
Whose yellow fingers point
the better way.
} Jane Mclean.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-09
WAooNMAKERs STRIKE

Three hundred wagonmakers, en-
plOyes Of the Peter SchuettIer Co.,
struck last night in teh cOmpany's
factory, 2509 w. 22d st. Schuettler,
head of the firm, said he has re-
ceived no demands from the strikers
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-09
Downtown Theaters

Downtown Theaters
GEM, $50 S. State
Vaudeville and Latest Pictures.
U. S. MUSIC HALL, SAG S. State
BUrlesqUe and Pictures.
CHICAGO, GA S. State
Musical Burlesque
I AMERICAN, 522 S. State
Burlesque, Vaudeville, Pictures.
NATIONAL, sos S. State
Vaudeville and Pictures.
North Side Theaters
SITTNER'S, Sedgwick and Divis'n-
Star Features.
CLIFTON Wilson and Clifton avs
Star Features.
MOHAWK, $50 North av.-
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South Side Theaters
MONARCH, 461 E. 31st st.
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Star Features.
GROVE, 2451 Cottage Grove av.-
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CASINO, 1906 S. Halsted-
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Austin Theaters
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West Side Theaters
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Star Features.
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Popular Song Review.
GOLD, Twelfth and HOman-
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-09

MAIN PICTURE HOUSES
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Star Features.
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Star Features.
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Star Features.
SPRINGFIELD, 1857 w. 18th
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INDEPENDENCE, independence and
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Edwin Coxen i "A Broken Genius"
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err"
PLAN TO INTEREST PUBLIC IN
DANCE-BOOZE ISSUE
At a Luncheon held in Hull House
yesterday plans were laid to interest
the public in the passage of the Ordi-
nance separating liquor and dances.
twenty-five representatives of social
and civic organizations were present.
Mrs. Jos. T. Bowen was the hostess.
A committee was selected to han
die the work. Mrs. Harriet Vittum
is chairman. Mrs. Geo. Mathes, Mrs.
Chas. eMrriamfi Mrs. S. K. Wilson,
Amelia Sears and E. J. Davis are
members.
-O-O
WAGONMAKERS STRIKE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06

4 boys brigade company has been
formed In the town Of Greggsville. Mr
l.. T. Robinson has been selected a. cap
tain and u now drilling the boys.
Much interest was taken By the teach
ers in the Junior band which was ro-
Gently formed at the aWrwOod high
school by Prof. Henry Mitchell The
band played several selections AZ tho
teachers Institute and they were greatly
appreciated.
4 meeting Of the Loveland Volunteer
Fire Company will be held this evening
a. which time several important matters
viii be- taken Up for consideration
An important meeting OF the Senior
circle ~ Kings Daughters. will Be held
on March -. az the home Of Mrs. W. ".
McCulla. on Eighteenth street.
David Poole e. confined az his home in
South Warwood with an attack OF
measles
Mrs John Newland was reported to hs
a little better last evening az her home
on HaElett avenue. North Warwood
Many friends Of Mrs william pasrn.
Of Coleraln. are glad 20 hear that she g.
slowly recovering after an operation a.
/ the North Wheeling hospital
The housewives Of Warwopd ATTENDED
I the pure food show Friday and Saturday
no the Red star store
Street Commissioner George sutton
[ is improving several % the streets a.
2 the north end % town.
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have felt 80 pleased over IL. but then
men are just brutes when they are
fighting. and have a. much thought
- two bull pups when they've got
one another by the throttle.
Then the colonel did wise stroke,
for he reckoned that this would stave
off the cavalry for five minutes. so
he wheeled us into line and got us
back into a deeper hollow. out OF
reach OF the guns. before they could
open again.
This gave us timc to breathe. and
We wanted 10 too. for the regiment
had been melting away like an icicle
in the sun But. bad as 81 was for
us. 80 was "a deal worse for some Of
the others The whole Of the Dutch.
Helgisns were OFF by this time heller
skelter. fifteen thousand OF them
and there were great gaps left in our
line. through which the French cav.
airy rode as pleased them best
Then the French guns had been
too many and too good for ours. and
our heavy horses had been cut to bits
30 that things were none too merry
with ne. on the other hand. Hougou
mont. q bloody soaked ruin. was stll
ours. and every British regiment was
firm. though to tell the honest truth
az q man is bound to do. there were
"a sprinkling 81 red coats among th,
blue ones who made for the rear
But these were lads and stragglers
the faint hearts that are foun,
everywhere and I say again that n,
regiment flinched % was little W,
could see OF the battle. but a mar
would be blind not 90 know that al
tho fields behind ms were coyere,
with flying men. But then. thouEl
w. ON tho right wing knew nothlnl
~ &c. Tho prussians had begun ID
show. and Napoleon had got twcnt,
thousand ~ his rcn CO. fate them
which made up for ours hat ha'
holted. and left us much as We began
THAT was al dark to u-. however
and thor. was % time when the FrcnCl
horse men had flooded fro between 90
and fh" rsaf ~ the army. that w
fHUIEif vr were fhe only brigade lci
standing and had got our teeth witt
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WARW00D
Talks 20 sunday school.

Br. T.. %. DDrublaZtr. OF Springfield
o.. former pastor % the First English
Lutheran church of Wheeling. spoke TO
tho members OF the Wurwoud Lutheran
burnhiazor. talked about his trip through
the eastern part ~ Asia. and he dwell'd
mostly On the people of China and their
ways. In one ~ the largest cities iu
china. %, said. some Of their streets are
only three feet wide The people 90 the
lower class and CATTLE and fowl Of all
kinds often sleep Boo the one room. while
The better class sleep iu separate rooms
The death rate BOO that country Is ns
large a. that 20 any two or three coun-
titles On. size ~ China put together. IN
one city. while pr. Dufuh.HTer was visit
INK iu tha sgciOu. 1000 died I'm one year
This Is due the water and food which
hey use. The water Ir taken from wells
which are sunk any place. The mission.
use tho water after boiling 80 20 that al
the germs rrr killed
They have uu burial Eruu1s but burr
their deceased Iu property in Tho rear ~
thF.f lul.dIHa. .. Chat fNfs CA. so and
worship over che remains every day. The
people arc now becoming better sfucnf cd
Hud have grounds iu which they arc nuw
1'r IHrrbigg.r he'd picture whIct
showed whore tn. bodies nl eleven mis-
Finuaries were buried. who were ki'Iet
fNe evening Of fNr.r arrival ir one of
. The IsrEe elites. before The people knew
what thev bad gone there Tor
Tho men and wnms. Iu chose rnuufrtci
IRE employed Il ODE Nrida from carly i-
B .Hit paid uu. cent .U Doc TINTED Sfaf.I
. money for their wurs THIa Ia used o..
. huf Ing rico which fa about fH. only Zoo,
/ which tH.F can purchase. Doc said.
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the intention Of selling our lives as
dearly as We could.
At that time IL was between four
and five IN the afternoon. and We
had nothing TO eat. the most Of US,
since the night before and were
soaked with rain into the bargain.
Il had drizzled off and on all day. but
for the last few hours We had not had
a thought 90 spare either upon the
weather or our hunger Now We be
gan 10 look round and tighten our
Waistbelts. and ask who was hit and
who was spared ] was glad TO see
Jim. with his face all blaCk~ned with
powder. standing on my right rear.
leaning on his nrelock He saw me
looking az him, and shouted out 10
know 10 ! were hurt.
All right. jim" ] answered.
4 fear I'm here on a wild-goose
chase said he gloomily. but it's
not over yet by God. I'll have him
or he'll have me!' lie had brooded
so much Oh his wrong. had poor Jim.
that ! really believe 10 had turned his
head. for be had glare In his eyes
as he spoke that was hardly human.
lie was always q man that took even
little thing to heart and since Edie
has left him I ann sure that he was
no longer his own master
n was az this time that We saw two
] single fights which they fClI me were
common enough in The battles OF old
before men we're trained 200 masses
As We lay boz the hollow TWO horsemer
came squirting along the ridge In front
Of us. riding a. hard aq hoof could
rattle The first wac au English dra
COON his face riEht down on DO.
horses name. with a French Cuiras
sicr. an old gray headed fellow. thun
dcrinE behind him on biE hlacl
mare
our chaps s.t up hooung a. thel
came flying on. for BE- seemed q shame
to see an EnKlishmsn run like that
but az they swept across our front w
saw where the trouble las The drs
COON bad dropped bis sword and wa
unarmsd. while tho other was prcssini
him so close that h' could not get
weapon
At last etunr maybe hy our boot
ing. he made up his mind to chanc'
Iif Ills eye fDn on lance beside I
dead Freuchman. sO h. ewcrycd Dbl
horse fo Dot Tho other pass and hop
ping Of Clrtorly enough boz grippeI
hold ~ But the other WAS to
tricky for him and was on him like
shot
The draroon thrust mp with OBJ
, lance but the other turned 90 au
Sliced him through tho shouldcr-hlad'
10 Vae all done bon 8r instant. and th
Freu,Hman cautered HE horse up 90
braa. showing his teeth az us over hi
oil Hu'der like snarliuE dos
That was one to them. but W
. scored one Tor us presently They ha
Z pushed forward skirmish line who's
. fire was toward the batteries on ou
! riRht and left rather than ON us. bt
, We sent ont fwo companies of Oh
? Ninotv NTH to Keep them On cheCl
o. was strange 20 hear tho cracklin
= Kind ~ noise that they made. for bot
b. sides were using the rifle
Y An officer stood among the FrenC
: skirmi hers. tall. lean man with
y mantle over he shoulders and a. ot
n fellows came forward he ram out mil
~ way between tho two PARTIES an
= stood 49, fenccr would. with b
= sword up and HE head back ca
" eco him nov. with his lowered ey
y lids. and the Kind ~ sheer that he hs
h upon hia face on this the subaitoi
~ the rules, Who vas fine, We
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stabbed without mercy do not be
lieve that a hundred men OF that regi-
ment were left alive. and the French
men came back across our front,
shouting az US and waving their wea-
pons. which were crimson down TO
tho hilts This they did TO draw our
fire. but the colonel was too old a
soldier. for We could have done little
harm at the distance. and they would
have been among us before We could
reload
These horsomen got behind the ridge
on our righr again. and we knew
very we'll that II We opened from the
I squares they would be- down upon
us In a twinkle. On the other hand
I 10 was hard 20 bide az We were. for
/ they had passed the word 10 bat
. terry Of twelve guns. which formed up
"A few hundred yards away from us.
but out Of our sight. sending their
balls just over the brow and down
into the midst Of Us. which Dr. called
a plunging fire.
And one Of their rinners ran up on
10 the tops Of tho slope and stuck a
. handspike into the wet earth. 20 give
them a guide, under the very muzzles
Of the whole brigade. none 81 whom
fired a shot at him. each leaving him
20 the other Ensign Samson. who
was the youngest subaltorn In tho
regiment nan out from the square
and pulled down tho handspike. but
quick a. Jack after a minnow. q
lancer came flying over the ridge
and no made such n thrust from be-
hind that not only his point. hut hi,
pennon too. came ont between me
second and third button OF tho lad
fuuic
"Hoion' Helcn'" he shouted. an,
foU dead on bic face while The lancer
blown half to pieces with muske
balls. toppled over beside him. afil
holding on 20 his weapon. so that the1
Hay together with that dreadful bone
auu connecting them
But when the battery Opened there
was no f.mo for us to think of any
hing else square I. very 600.
way q meeting t horseran. buf their
Del mo- worse one Of taking cannon
bail. a. We soon learned when fhp
began to cut rcd seams through noel
.unfI our cars wrro weary az fhe el1al
and splash when hard iron met Irin
flesh and blood
After frn minutes Of 81. ne moved
our square hundred pace. f0 OBJ
right. bu. we Ieff another quaro o..
hind ue f1r hundred and fvaut
men and rUtsn officers showed Nl.r
we bad been STANDING Then fH
guns found ra ont HEa.n. and uo trio
f1 open urI into I.r. Huf Ir ar Irrfau
tho hoff.mou iaur.rs they were GOOD
time were upon u4 from over h
brso fsu g0u Vr nrrD eIad fo boa
tla f1ud of their Hu.f. f.f H. ur
f.af ina. mr.f .f0p f.t cannon f.r
minute. and EFn ua % ,HHur. of Dol
ting back
And vo hIt back pretty hard. rl.
That Iur. f0r 4r Rtfr cold GOOD
vicious and savage. auI for ono. p.
That J. cared uU Uu-. for OBJ. HY"erur
than n they bad been .n many fnnt
on CorrlemuIr Ono rafa pact nr.H
afraid or fh.nkr. .' .u.. oEn .E
after a whIIn. and SOU Iu.f feel fH.
YOU war' fo make ..ur ono Jay 10
aN ynu have como fHr0HsN
We took our chance nrf o. f
HnrrIa f.Hf 'Im. f.r fhrr HHI oil
brca .tplaf,. t1 .hI.H I,m. anG Vi
cleared seventy OF Hrm nuf of fno
saddle. r .nI. N4H.. H vi
could IH.. coon .r.l.Ir .nfHt
H,.IH. II. .H.| .H. Ht should rO
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grown lad. ran forward and drove full
tilt al him with one Of the queer
crooked swords that the riflemen
carry.
They came together like two rams,
for each ran for the other. and down
they tumbled at the shock. but the
Frenchman was below. Our man
broke his sword off. and took the
others blade through his left arm
but he was the stronger man. and he
managed TO let the life out of his
enemy with the jagged stump of his
I blade. ] thought that the French
skirmishers would have shot him
down. but not a trigger was drawn
and he got back TO his company with
/ one sword through his arm and hall
. Of another I'm bis hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
Talks 20 knights.

Rev. r. Il. Carson. OF the Presbyterian
church. delivered q very interesting ser
mon 10 the members OF the knights OF
Pythias Of Black Prince lodge. No. 10.
The body left Wheeling on a special ca
and met a. kindel berEer's barber shop
from where they marched ia body tu
the church. Rev. Carson vas recently
made "A knight. and he Is held In very
high esteem by all the members.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
A sp.elhe Aaalnr cold..

The nearest thing 20 a specific
against colds IL a sleeping porch or
open bed room and cold syonge bath
every morning when you drst get up
Even then you will occasionally take
o. cold. especially when colds are cpl
demic. and when you 30 you will md
Chamberlain CouFh Remedy a great
help iu enabling you 10 ref rid Of o.
Try a. Ohtainable evcryvhe
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tile future. Bot in the
meant me. during ne
anxious period % ~
pertanrv. there 10 q
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u Tor external nee. Re-
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prehenson. " 4 natural treatment, safe
flf The mother has m drug efert vhatso-
ever ant frr this reason mud cNcrt most
trrehcini Influence upun th0ae Functions A.
reilly connected with motherhood. Tn =
very Interesting box the subject T. freely
q. al1ssof anil n copy wil - mailed free m
au erpacfant uofhera ~ nradhcld HerIisfof
Co. fof lamar U1r. Atlanta, c.. Got \
bottle - "M0thrr'a Friend' toby ~ any
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hHfe usrf ard recommended fhia splendid aid
ls motherhood Their ieftera are message
f th.rr. th1t frruthr cuufort in every word
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06

Lee wilkins, OF North Warwood. who
was Injured several weeks ago while SLED
riding on Reilly Hill road, underwent AT
operation at the North Wheeling hosIi-
tai Saturday morning. The operation
was performed by Or. W. ). Webb and
at a late hour last evening the physi-
clan stated that the patient was improN
Ing as nicely a. could DO eApecLed.
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cou,inrsc from friday. InteussnesE.
CHAPTER XII
The Shadow o. The Land

Another fellow who had been shot
ZOO The Thigh a great blaDk.mu-tachcd
chap he was too. lcanrd hia back
against DID. dead horse and picking
up bis caihiro. fired "a. coo'g Ha i hn
bad been -hoofinr for prize. ami boo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06

ing. at the office OF the warwood Water
and Light Company. on Nineteenth
street. \ large delegation OF citizens Is
expected to be present. Attorney Ewing
has been employed by the company to
look after its interests while Attorneys
Smith and Beans will represent the citi-
ZeuS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06

1t is proposed to submit to the telephone of
Wheeling and adjoining towns in West Virginia plan to
combine the systems of the Central District Telephone
Company and the Consolidated Telephone Company of
West Virginia
The advantages of one telephone system in a
nifty subject regulation by proper author
y has been proved by the experience of many cities
communities where the establishment of single system
has suppanted the annoyance and of two
systems.
This plan has already been submitted to the sub
scrbers number of cities and towns in West Virginia
and each place has been almost universally approved
If the plan endorsed by the subscribers of both
panies at Wheeling and the adjacent the work of
consolidating the two systems will begin at the earliest
possible date and be carried forward with the utmost dis
patch.
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rome Celebration
Of Wonder Interest

The arrival 81 n baby In the household
completely changes the entire aspect Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
To Telephone Subscribers

1t will require great amount of work and the expen
diture of large of money, at Wheeling new fire
proof building will be erected and additional
trail office equipment will be installed in all the towns af
fected
Each telephone party line will have single ring,
that subscriber will hear the ring of another
subscriber a party line.
All useless duplicate plant will be removed, which will
greatly improve the appearance of the streets and alleys
Representatives of the two companies will call on sub
scbers and will be equipped to give them all the desired
information rates. service etc. under the proposed
plan.
When the two systems shall have been united Wheel
ing and the adjacent towns will have telephone system
thoroughly modern in every detail and the public has
of the most dependable and efficient service