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Ill The Best Achertising Medium In Haywood County Published At The Eastern Entrance of The Great Smoky Mountains National Park Read by Thinking People rttf-XLVH NO. 37 WAYNESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA THURSDAY, SEP! EM HER, 12, 1935 Site Office Here - Marsh And His Crew Being lj?To Work On Oteen Road Change Already Made Highway commission s The has been engag- LF preliminary survey for the i i :iif Mountain-Shenandoah W fpai-kwav, which has been i85al theville, will move to fP4t'h! week and make this barter- for a while at the gbere as they continue consisting of 27 highway ftf'iby G. A. McKinley, !wr, in charge, have spent 1C hs in Asheville. They s):!lte iunmnjr the tentative line parkway from the vicinity :fvwnt Mitchell through the Crag im'1 a.. n Rpnt. Creek and K-Mh range. They have had IX S floor of the Bun- Acountv court house, wnere con .?wpc of the territory surveyed f&n prepared by draftsmen fo iit.ion it i , , f , locating engine, of the party came to town .1; av, but Mr. McKinley and sev !'0f the draftmen, will remain in Seville until next week. iv local common laoor nneu m lifTi;;e ha, been disnnsseu. arm u. ibcrers trni w? engageo i,(rev progresses wehiwaiu w B-S Marsh, of the state iiignway .lU force are being transferred 1. 'iravnpsvllle to Oteen, where x wil Sam's Gap. Revised Old Age PpiKinn Plan To MYnlainpd Here Llyde schools tt n i . J.M nave spienuia County Wheat Crop Best In Many Years It was learned yesterday from County Agent, V. 1). Siniili, that tills year's wheat crop la Hay wood County will Ik1 four or live times more than of last year. Tlie '35 crop Is aNn the best in years. The weather having been ideal. Not only will the crop he four or live times more, hut it is of ex ceptional quality, Mr. Smith stated. take over the work there and I. J. Fisher, the State manager !f the. Townsend Old Age Pension AH will explain to 'be-j?po"'. of Javwtod cou.itv m the court house at liyiiesville Monday, September 16th, 12:30 o clock P. M., (the court re- wj hour) "The Revised Townsend Pension Plan. "I would like for every dtiier, in Haywood county to hear me ma hear about this recovery move nut. We have agreed to accept teever a two per ccint transaction Hon an the gross business' done ach month in the United States will wrace, let it be $:iO, $40, $50 or $75 k Kon;h to each person above the of sixty who wishes to apply. hiso'ttaw to first put the money Jtc the Treasury of the Government -ath month with this tax before it is ;ra oat . to the pensioners. This sovtsent is hacked by thirty mil- ttvcfr? ,.f the Nation and we will f riff: hack . before. Congress with K! when -hey assemble again," -a.4. I will have plenty of petitions ri aie and v;,Mt every person who ".treite.i in getting a pension for if': od ago to be present at the ; mentioned 'hour. I will also ?i a few minutes on the Social -::"' reri-ntlv rnoA Viv ("Vta- Sfi and k11 you - where we stand Western P. T, A. To Hold Conference Here October 8th The seventh annual conference of the Western District of the Parents and Teachers Association will be held in Waynesville on October the St'i. The Western District is made up of 18 counties and will be represented by many delegates Irom the various associations in the counties in the district as well as many state officers, district chairmen, county officers and county chairmen. Mrs, Wilbur Devemlorf, of Ashe ville, for the past two years presi dent of the western district, will pre side. New officers will be elected at this meeting and further plans and program will be announced at a later date. The executive committee of the Western District met in Asheville on Monday of this week at the Asheville Biltmore Hotel, to appoint a inomi nating committee and perfect the final arrangements for the meeting to be held here in October. .'Mrs. Doyle Alley, recording secre tary for the Western District, at tended the meetimg in Asheville on Monday. Mrs. Devendorf Will be in Waynesville next week to hold a con ference regarding the October meet ing here. Rotarians On Farm Tour The above show. a (-roup of loeal Kt-.triun that made in spection - ot Allien Mee'rackcn s model farm last week (Hlu-r !'!.. tarians t-ie not pi es m . w hen iho pielule was ma.le. Ir.v.i i left to riiclit: Dr. 1J. H . s: 1 1 u her. Halph I'rev,.s'.. v. 1' S:i:::!i s ,,r.,l m;. it. W. oo.lall. J. W. K.iv. lr. U. C.ii ian Wilii.nn Mv Ifoi.l. ami Albert McL'rackcn. 45 Mountaineers Out For Practice First Game Set For Hayesville On September 20th. New Men Are Making Good rs To Be At Theatre On 18th M mar.agement cf the Wajnewood tve announce that it has suc a.booking Uncle Dave. :.Macoh Dt'more. Rrofhor- and en- F't-eis. of-.Vio 'fi,'.. niQ S.H'Dahi'c from- W. S. Mi, . . ei iciuiu lame. attraction will be presented oh at the Wayne),-ood on Wed-.j.";-'1 ie?-ember 18th matinee and v' w-!s '. Probably the only j-iV Ile5vKe People will ever ii Tlne ;Ms famtis attrac !Tcj' f '? '!1,le(' fortvi.ate that ity-: '-w-JUght here in person, r'sr'V ''n coniunctiori with the t:'J:e Program, and the ad 2Pr;ce will remain aS usual, 10 cents. ... e Shot KiTis" RabbitAnd Pird ?t'..Jm&r can well claim !ifitei-t ''snot" Freeman, since F:4;,nce ,hi;e rabbit hunting.. " Hi-? - dK were in good :ie L H had a ten-foot lead F . nol; enough lead to 4 v'"iS'- tlukk ainli The ;'?Lw5n't all. Some few feet f t. 6nh-s there was a flut : a ;; j1?1"1: investigating he H h ying Pheasant. . 5tV'vi1Ta1bbit and pheasant hav- Program For Year (Contributed.) With an enrollment rising toward a thousand students, the Clyde con solidated district schools have begun the school year with much force ami enthusiasm, having as their objective the largest and best program in at tendance and achievement Known in the history of the school. This program covers every phase of the school curriculum as set lortn Dy the State Department of Education, and as much extra curricula activ itv :s nossible to add to the course nf tnHv" thpvebv triving every boy and girl an additional advantage in some educational field. The enrollment for the Clyde High school alone numbers, four rundred and twenty . children in the elemeii.ary grades, and one hundred and seventy one in the high school department. By the end of the montn tnis num ber is expected to far exceed six hun dred Jludents. The high school en rollment has reached already the goal necessitating the addition of another high school teacher. . Despite the over-crowded condition at the Clyde school, ' everyUiing. with in this short time has become adjust ed to the situaticin, and the students have adaii.ed themselves and . fallen into the line of, duty with less ditli culty, it seems, than at any ; time ot beginning heretofore... The nrintipal, Mr.. S. E::Connatser,. who was elected presidiirt of Ithe Hay wood County Teachers Association last Saturday, : has made a place worthy' of attention in the ranks v3i thc county public schools. ,His noble and hich ideals have been an mspira i icn to the " hundreds of boys and crtvlc that have come under his in fluence. He has been very instru mental in raising 'the standards of the schools in the system over which he supervisee and which school sys temin tu-m gives better, and gre; ;er educational advantages to the chtolten living within its boundaries. . Besides the principal, the faculty of this district numbers approximate y thirtv teachers, all of whom held certificates of high rating, and who are well qualified to aid in the mate rializaticn of this school program. Sixteen of these '.eachcrs are-at Ciytie proper.. , School authorities have expressed their opinions as to .a most : success ful school vear, due largely to leader ship, and to the co-operative spirit that has been shown .already between teachers and patrons. DelhvoodBaptist To Have A Revival i Forty-tive candidates reported for football practice the tirst week. Hard work on the fundamentals has brought out some .new faces who have promise of becoming hard driving Mountain eers on the '35 machine. Thad Chafin, Joe Cat hey, and Rich ard Turpin are a trip of good Flank- men. A couple of tall rangy tackles in Hancock and Francis should make opponents fall hard. The guards po sitions with 'Fats" Davis, Fagg Saw yer, SchuHiofer and "Chuff.y" String rield at center, gives the Mountain eers line speed and weight. The backfield has not moved so fast to date, but "Cuby" Truett, fast step ping sophomore fullback should give plenty trouble this fall. The passing of Jack Rock Smith and punting ol Leo Hill -should keep the Mountaineers in the game. The Mountaineers will hold three hard scrimmages this week. With light work-outs the following week on fundamentals before the opening game with the Hayesville Wildcats September 20. Beware, Tomorrow Is Friday The 13th Those who arc the loat hit np ei millions should he on their sMianl tomorrow l'riday the iluiteemh claimed by some 10 be a cr unlucky day. while oilier-. miiiIc ai the iK'llef ami welcome bbu U .ii. 10 cross their lxilhx ami dare uai walk a step out of the way lo avoid iMinsiiiK under a ladder. Il might he interesting to nolo thai il will be Deeembor In-foiv another l'riduy the thirteenth loll- around again. Business Shows Marked Increase At Local Depot Receipts For Last Month Broke Two-Year Record. Express Shows Material Increase Visitors In Park During Last Month Totaled Over 95,000 Rotarians Inspect Model County Farm A number of the members of the Rotarv Club here visited the farm cf Albert Mcl'racken, near l.ak .lur.alu-ka, last I-ridav in the interest of the agricultural program that being Magcd in tin- county. Mr. YicCracki if - farm is one of the mode faiin.i in the county on which experiments are being made in several ditlerciit phaes i f modern farming. The club jecentiy bought and do nated a pure-bred dairy bull towards a better dairying pogram in the coun ty, and it was I. l.if light that the club nienbers.. in pei'tdd the model farm. The'treiuh' silo, dairy barn and milking . stalls were explained by Mr. Mcl'racken. ami County Agent, V. 1). Smith who was in charge ef the Rotary program for last Friday. A tour , was also made over some hills that have recently beun ter raced by the county's terracing equipment. Estimated travel 10 C treat Smoky Mountain Natujnal I'ark for August, 1!;5, was .i."i.HM, accortling to a bul letin just released by J. R. Kiikin, su perintendent. A traffic count taken at one of the six entrances to the park resulted in a count of 21,017 automo biles carrying T'.',2," 1 people. Esti mating that 120 per cent additional people came into the park at the live other entrances, a total travel figure f '.."). 101 i.s estimated. Automobiles from hi states, the District of ("ohnnbUi. Alaska,, and 1 foicign coliutric.s were counted, with per cell! of vehicles, being from state.- other than Tennessee and North Carolina. Those who believe that the '"good Id davs" are gone forever, should go to the Southern depot here and . ta'.k with ,1. (!. Terrell, who is in ciiargc there, and look over Ms hooks. 1 In; past month -August showed an increase of over $4,000 for the same month las; year y, freight re ceipts. The same proporUional in crease was noted in both express and passenger business, he reported. In checking over the records, Terrell found that this August been the best August 11 several v anil also the best month in the two years, It is probable that record would hold good as far ba, four years, he said. Building' programs boosted freight receipts, while a general in crease in business and cheap rale were responsible for the express pick up, he stated. "People are shipping more than at any I inie in the past veais," Mr. Tti'rcil concluded. . Visitors Here For First Time Warm In Praise Of Section its vr 'Vt'RED IN CRASH Cunts 5'rr,e vtk s ls confined to hifV " v PraiTled ankle and flKo -L l l sustained in a 3?s rw , Sunday afternoon. reed a cut lip. Clyde Flower Show Set For Next Friday A flower show will be held in the school auditorium at Clyde, Friday, September 20th. The show is spon sored by the Woman's Club of Clyde. Doors will be open from two to five o'clock in the afternoan. Exhib its will be judged at 2 o'clock. Ribbon awards .will be given to individuals for: 1. Largest collection of gladioli. 2. Prettiest asters. 2. Best wild flower collection. 4. Largest collection of annuals. 5. Largest collection of perer.J.iials. Material prizes will bt given to adults for: . 1. Prettiest and most artistic ar rangement. 2.',: Largest dahlia grown by exhib itor. ,. , Prize Will be given to the high school pupil who displays: 1. Prettiest a il d most artistic ar rangement. 2. Largest collectiillrof dahlias. . . Prize will be given to the grammar school tiupil who displays: : 1, Prettiest ami most artistic ar rangement. 2. Largest collection of dahlias. The room which has. the largest d'i- ;i:av will receive a prize. . .. School children; arid every resident iir t'lvde district are invited to enter their ' exhibits before 2 o'clock, .Sep tember 20th. . Home Demonstra tion Agent Arrives Miss Mary Margaret' Smith, of China Grove, N. C, has been sent by the State' Extension Department to 'Haywood county as a home demon t rat iiii- ae-ent. for this county' and Swain. She will spend two Weeks of each month in the county. The expenses of Miss Smith's sala ry and the Work will be defrayed by the Extension Department, and she will remain for several mtlnths in this section. Miss Smith spent the summers of l!l.'i;l-ol in Haywood county, when she was. doing some work in connection with the Emergency Home Dcmdn st'ation group of the relief office. She start her work at once. At Ileaverdam scho.I, near Canton.' she will hobl :i meeting at 2'::il on Tues .bie Snt. llllier 1 7. and at Cecil in Safin-day- the, 21-1. At each tinn will, di-cu-. .-M- ' -'!"ti -o( fall winter gardens fleasilile in fin titiij. All )'. toro'tcd mi:" the meet ing throughout .1 he county, in her pn ;nni y orgniti.itMin wm h. she a fifl .-ec- finet! ami pi nei - m iial'v invited fn all e will be holding i in- Civil Court To Convene On Kith Trial Cases Few Ti Doheny, Oil King, Passes Away, Leav ing A Vast Fortune Ho- lie 11 1 - ioji- licd LOS -ANGELES Edwar.. I heny, multi-millionaire nuiias .y oil industry, is dead. . The 'Ta-year-ql'd- 'ruler .a-n- " pile w-hich once spread oyec j) Af tt otit ivo western hmspht-U'. o 1,5 R.'.iiV.rlv Mil's -town ili' U.-e iiu'l-.j (iaA cSnic invalid for h.a:y7mohihs, his death was the, rcsx: of a compli cation of ailments accenvua,e.i b h: advanced, ape. .':. : , ' .' ; A- a man who left a fortune m ex ec '-"of s!oo,i"iii.'""i, and., whose ph.i rolled into the hundieds .- .i-...f,' Dohenv was. one of the i most picturesque figures m the history of oil- : f ' ,' .;' - 142nd Session Of University Opens .' Septi-mber 'Civil term of sUpe- ti'ari will convene, here Monday, mi.er 10. -wi-b .lufge WiUoh k - pre-iding. The calendar for if,, v. j ni is - lighter t ban - u-ual. : wit n oi'i'v forty .'".-ases. on the trial d.ocket ;,!:d ' lii.pe -."'1 'the niotiiill diifke". . The iinn-s for this term f f i'-ourt. ni I' - fniVjw-:. I'iist week: J. II. S.atmy, 'lyde; I. K. , Siiiathers, Beaverdam; J. K. i in, ., fn : Pie-eon : A. B. (Jwenoy, Beat, vcr'iam; Al.bt rt Ju-tice, .Clyde U.--or -Jonathan'.- Cre k; V . icy, HeaVeniam; ('. N. Howell. 'A ne-'iile; H. (.'..Robinson... W ayi I.. S. Stainey, Clyde; P -; ' Ka-t Fork; 'John H- Mef:.'-n"-vi!:e, - (o ni-i- Suttoiic .'Jonathan'-; J. J. Jvester, Beavc "ia.n; R.H. Pigeon.;- Jonah lirown, feci M r. had the now four Fax Collections Break All Records Mother M. Magdalme.Sister Coletta Marv. Sister Kl-hln Marie, and Sister Mary Judo, of St. Anthony'.- Hospital, of St, Petersburg, Fin., are the guests of Mi.-- Marv Carr at the Wayside Lodge. Mij'her M. Magdaline, bead of the liftv bed Catholic hospital, is a native of Boston, .Mass., having hived .Smith only about eight- years, state.s that this is her first visit to this section of the Carolinas, and that -while she had heard of, the mountains she was not prepared for the beauty of the soeViory, nor the excellency of the climate. ' Th;' Sisters will remain in town ten day i.'i'ring uliich time they are planning to m.-iLe many trips to all point.- of interest, (o be reaelied from Waynesville, and to visit 'he Haywood County Ilosp'tal. County Agents To Meet With TVA Men A report made public by Tax Su pervisor D. A. Howell this week, -how d that ;fl rcciif. were broken for collections in. his office during the month of August, when a total of $18,277.32. was placed in the county treasury. DelilKHiellf taxes : collected during August amounted fo $."i,7S0.0S. Taxes for !!:!! forged ahead with a total of tflLIOvl.OS. IHiring the .same period, a total of SOOHJO was collected on l'..:!f taxes. Mr. Howell stated that he was grat ified at the response of the public, and the collections were showing a steady improvenntnt all the time. He is, howver. concerned at present with collect ing all hack taxes before being forced to (urn them over to the county-attorney on October first for filing foreclosure ,-uits, he said. No Haywood Folks In Florida Storm ( mint v -1 an; county the ."t we-f. olnri Fl'ida a nil im i air i i, i:f liira ,lt is e colli III III As far a- can be learned, no per son from Haywood enunlv was injur ed or killed diirinr the .-form which sv..;; ever southern Flnrida last week. (nil L. Hkiwii, I'm iner newspaper man bet e. now . dlt'ir-IHllllMlor of ----- Ithe Key -West . Si. i ea.-ried .graphic. Ag. iM W. D. Smith, and as- stories of the storm in t ''U.rrent I'.'ei.t. li.iv. Ci-o'ii-e. 'will join issue ol tlie paper. lie noi'x an ')' ig.n:- a i' I a.-iianls fromlhi- family were -injured.'- v ,,, ,,;,' of N irlh Car- ! Red Cros- worker.-', and ollicialsai " n.i:g in Asheville for Mill combing Hie s'onn stiirki'n ar-a wi'h .lliciais of t he in -o'ircli fur hodii-- which are -tin(. niis-ing, I In- death Kd; will lroia- 1. l! TVA. ineet Jug day. E. Wi William Turner Gets Scholarship To Brevard College The .youii;1: p. !:' coiiiity union. i i.mj.o I ol ; lie I' liWiil 1 II l.eanue-Hi t he Met hoif liiill-elM .1 the count;-; held t in-. ri giiia'r in .lit illy meet ing- en -M'-l-idav'-'ii ght M '.i.i i ;-.sf,-n:i, i:ii ..re.-n.' li :, I"' ;: " The Can-iin I 1 l.i" '. devi,; ij.;;ii .: g i' ii :-ti. Do nil' ' i ni'g' youiig ;.'-; awai iiX 'f ' ' ' fuf ;.;.':. -g-N.i: hv lUli.i V ' .l:;--.e: aX ;;.; l';ig:i'-- ;!' in loaiving iv' :." - lily leach 7H), with hiin'lroil of "ihei--njurcd. Dain ige done to propel ty iMiu.eiop will mount to stngget ni.g - U i , ae ci.iin to an-io'-'ni , ni' i;-. -' Squirrel Season Opens Sept 15th ( i'a in,'. V a il'i-iil 'ha'.' (1 If; Phittf in 1 ,.ea- i: -If of tin .'..' 1 - ' be Wa'yai - vi W i' b I..ach,;fn H.'.-i a in' c- u) Il I u ii i.i i iiariii; " ,.! 1 ae pi o , ft a,...'-; en in, wim w'a; p 'i I'.t ev.ti.-, ;:o!i ' ili- year ppi e'eiat ion fit pai t e- o h iia .' r . him t ' iii,i r i in i li g in ,fi urn -it-', i f-'e 'ti'iils and per-'uiiuf oli.-erva-1'i'art -'of "Mr. I'lot, -how-!. ere plentii'iil tin.-, -ea igl'tUl'fl, , . Wa-.- 1 irl' ( leek; ; .'! a- , !.. If Leathel woed, Jonathan; 1; -J. i'a .-, Iron Dull'; F.-iwa: d : Janes. ' '. Wayne B; Sma-hers, Bt averiiani.; A - j C. Kii kpatrick, Fines Creek; fN. "A.; Robinson, Beaveroam; K '"rf il-uari. ! or, li tiV; H. Ef Wells Crabt.iee. , - Second week: L. M. 1 'avis, . Way-, C s .. t i I!in ri(..' ;. Heaver -jam; I Kefer Gaddy, P.eavei dam ; i- r,...i.. ( VI Moo-lv. Jona: VJHt ii, v vim, . - - , , i... i . A lb, "kin-. ( a-a-oochee, Vv 'nZl-lieaveV-lam: K- . While, j noo.. . i . i i a I'.-ii-L. Jonathan i miss .marv i;.ui;i;K to n;.( n ; in I'.i.in(;to.n j .- i n. ' De c In a i vf 1 ' "ft a -on i- dpi-n Uii'fi t he 1 -it h Hf nher.. The -ea-"ii f u- tievr and v.fil open on ()".d)ei.; li rs !i- '!.-.a:' - :f ' ,ut- ' - hnifn law.--'; c jfvt.n ' !:i -t- vt t k. ": I'KKSON.W m IIEAI'TV SllOi' K L A K( i I N ( i IM A ( ' K ot-'j-.n W. t han "f ' yeuV'f a iii.l n'r cji)f ng ye ir. She- has. t ci i with tht cfy M. -V f is. A . I, ight in ; '.';.: a- P- la- - b . ... a a i i.a- ht en '': i -i u.ier.'.s- 'and A a;, in sviiie II. g.. . i it - ;.t science last . iff -te-i : f f r i he ...-:' i v t e-:gneo. I .-'iiniiai position i.- of liurl'ngtoB, amey, , v. i;o , Wayne - 'e.--' '. '. t' furiiKiIv iie High f till the Revival service, w 11 J dye j CHAPEL HILL The Univer-.ty of inday even Hg Vcla.Rev.;1-Xorth;, Carolina will inaugurate n .llwood Baptist '.'"vTvde' Bap- U2nd session next Friday September Sunday T . J ueuwoou - uoi'"-i VIC ru-Ae Ran R. G. Mace, pastor of the Clde Bap tit church, in charge of the v'ce. The sendees will continue through the remainder of the .week.j eral days fish'.ng. 13" when its doors will be thrown open ' - . i JH.-A-,,- . t a;c TIT to welcome me ue.-i.oo 19rri'ving on the hill a week ahead of the upperclassmen, the newcomers will go through an orientation pro gramgdesigned to acquaint them wtth their new surroundings before they settle down to. classroom wnrk, . r. r xtnr.iiv. a vne-vi.-( ; Wright, Beaver . am; W... Bu-hanan, Wavnesviiie; C. II. Kuykenoa... Las. Fork; Ottis Allien, J-mathan .Crc-ek. J. P. Compton, Waynesville; , Thos... Iavis. Wavnesvik". John .u.n 'CciU -T.'.'J. Harkins,, Beaverd;.m. IN SERIOUS CONDITION-''. Mrs. M. O. Galloway was reported to be in a serlou, condition late yes trtlav afternoon, following a major otipration at the Hospital Monday morning. Haywood Coaty fvU.XlLIARY OF THE .; ::ni(j;dST ( m:i;( h hold ANNUAL PICNIC The Woman's Auxiliary of the Methodist church held the arJnual pic nic in the Sunday school rooms of the church on Tuesday. The affair was to have been given on the lawn of Mrs. W. A.Hyatt, but on account of the inclemttnt weather the change wa made to the church. Following a bountiful lunch, the members assembled in the auditorium, where Dr. E. V. Paget addressed the i -. w.n-;. la 1 gf' g V !l :CI -,V1. 1 sICill bt' if ! r'g in wbich .rht . Til" i'i'fjl't -l;f. the . niii i:f o" n '"Uire 'n prfv ;-r- f'tiths.;: ' l i pa:'" in fhe 1 1 lit. n-.ar:a.' 1 ot the iii m. enlargt d traarter occtijiaii y I 1 01 : 11 'ii- sh '', h: ii-,- Vic au'.y j-v th-i a'" n .'.v D f-;t - 1. : vif ffu..' vV.f. h" j' ,'.011. 'auit th" .'be. :.f ven more !:-.-. Ru' h CratL', sti.'H"i that the w-u!d be- t'Vady for he 'fifteenth. .': MAI'LE ('ROVE REVIVAL TO IJEGIN SI NDAV, l.'iTH ,f Revival services will beirin at Maple Grove church on Suri'-ay e'-'er-ing. Sep tember 15. V st-vi r--. fef ck. Rev. J. H. ,We-t. pa-:oi- .- of Long's Chapel, will do the 1'Jeach 'l.-.g, The; public I- invited ,t'i attt'i vie--, ,'f S:e-e .-e-r-. MRS. WAY IS IMPROVED The : condition , f Mr-. '. H iwCi Wav. -who . 'suffered a fail at her home .Monday .morning. '"is much im proved. Mrs Way had started V. ar.sWtr the phor.e anil slipped on the stairs and fell the full kngth of the stairway. .-.if.