Arizona republican., 1920-01-25
TRAIN UPSETS AUTO
 AT MESA CROSSING;
 OCCUPANTS ESCAPE

MESA, Jan. 24.-Wrecking the auto mobile and slightly injuring one of the TWO occupants in the machine the "lnkelman passenger train of the Ari- zoaa Eastern railroad collided with an automobile driven by Ray R. Tatlow at the CrlSmon street crossing south west of Mesa yesterday morning at S:50 o'clock. Mrs. Tatlow, wife of the uflVer and the only other occupant of the machine, suffered several cuts about the chin and forehead and num- erous minor bruises. Her husband aside rom general shaking up escaped unhurt.
 MT. and Mrs. Tatlow are auto tour Ists, their machine bearing a Kansas license number, and the fact that they were unacquainted with the crossing at that point, where view of the track either east or west is obstructed by buildings, is principally accounta ble Tor the accodent. According to an em- ploye of the Standard Oil company who was an eye witness to the wreck the train whistled at the customary point for the crossing, but Tatalow. who was proceeding south, apparently dld not notice the oncoming train until the engineer whistled a second time on seeing the approaching auto mobile. Tatlow applied his brakes in an endeavor to stop, coming to a halt directly on the tracks. As he at temtped to reverse, the eye witness said, the train struck the right front Wheel Of the car, carrying the body Of the machine around against the en- zine and finally upsetting it away from the moving train some ten feet down the track.
 TatlOw escaped from the machine unhurt. Mrs. Tatlow was pinned be- heath the car and when extricated had suffered several abrasions about the face cause by broken glass from the wind shield
 Club Elects Stewart
 w. R. Stewart, local real estate man. was elected president of the Mesa commercial club at a meeting of the new board of directors held Friday night. Meeting for the first time as an executive body caring for the interests of the town. the new board accom- plished much. Various items leading to improvements in the town were dis cussed and put underway, and the new members of the committees on finance ways and means, good roads, civic means, publicity and other branches of the club, were appointed. Consistent with its endeavor to make the clubs activities spell direct. results and to keep in touch with it's undertakings and accomplishments, the directors ar ranged for a weekly meeting and lun- cheon. As one of the features for the near future, the directors are ar ranging membership drive and every firm interested in the future of Mesa will be asked to enroll as a booster"
 Filmdom Aumsements
 The Ordeal of Rosetta" featuring Alice Brady will be the Sunday fea- ture at the Majestic matinee and evening performances. A Big V comfedy, His Simple Life" is also in cluded in the program there. At the Orpheum The Trembling Hour with Kenneth Harlow in the title role. and a comedy. Happy Returns make up the program.
 Lawrence Go. Coming
 With the popular offeriNg that scored a hit in the early part of it's Phoenix season, the Del S. Lawrence company will appear at the Orpheum tomorrow evening in Where the River Shannon Flows" The play is an Irish comedy and affords a bountiful supply of real entertainment. Reserved seats will be on sale today and tomorrow at the Majestic theater box office.
 Legion Elects Staff
 Selecting it's staff of a dozen men. who will compose the executive board of the organization. the Mesa post of the American Legion held an in-