The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 28, 1919, Page 6

Pune Mi Palate ari 1 can onvden cata ordre ae Ba aM NR MEY RE SSI EY LOR CMTS eR CE DE CC ODO ACLU RR Raa see ee ff adhe ‘["aave ovo auto DRIVE . rs eS = . R AT F I HT | OVER A BROKEN BRIDGE (1 ABROVEN GRUE T Have A DENTET ALLOW MEO PRESENT MY AUTO- A (aa dala cet FREAD THAT MIGHT WANT HYDRO-AIRPLANE-LAUNCH. HeN-HEN- AND DROP NTO-THE RIVER. ( EH? eA HT GT ART cARPLMELANGH Amphitheatre Erected for Toledo Heavyweight Battle Will Cost $150,000 | SQUIRREL FOOD : ee RA EEE By Ahern oe nem pana CAN CARRY 80,000 LOAD will probably be in the city for a day or two, and while here are guests at the Van Horn. Picnic on Thursday. — A group of young people of the first Baptist church enjoyed a picnic: last evening out at Fort Lincoln. There were about a dozen in the party, and the picnic supper and auto, ride pass- ’ ed the evening most pleasantly. iAt the Van Horn, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Solenberger of cLaughlin, S. D., arrived in the city yesterday, and. stopped over her on their way home , from a.visit with friends at Underwood. They are making the trip by auto, and plan to continue, their journey today. Big Allowance Made in Strength to Guard Against Possible Accidents Toledo, June 28.—Thrusting its raw, yellow. skeleton skyward, the huge bowl-shaped arena, costing $150,000 persons, is rapidly nearing completion for the heavyweight championship contest between Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey here July 4. The arena is located in. Bay View park, a municipally owned plot of ground sixty acres in extent and di- rectly north four miles from the heart of the city, Before being turned over tc Tex Rickard, the prometer:of the championship contest, the ; park had been used as a recreation ‘center and tne arena rests on the site of two base- ts ball diamon s On the north side of , - ~ a the park is Maumee Bay and to ‘the sn ichi 44 tape y is ribs ot)! .otiaahe obo Sk wees : Sis 2 Roe PES: ca Sepa east is Maumee river. Encircling the| pig me iiuishing touches on‘ the big areria at Toledo, where Dempsey and’ Willard will fight July 4th-are being. rushed throu plot is a road of crushed stone, The| Rickard on time. The above picture shows only half of it. You.can grasp some idéa‘of its size by the row of giant trees in the ‘ound ‘it park fs of artificial construction, most; top-most branches above the‘arena Walls. The mark at the bottom is the center—where the ring is going up. ae seas of it being filled in land, Dut it. is AREA RE RE AAAI A 0 Gh It is 1 livered to Tex bare’: poke their ideally situated in every respect. stractt alt ie y Pape: PEN Ringe de 7 é si) s F J wane M which ha: otopla; leases, that . Mr. J. Rey i akenn égelee than: ib oUnSEeies Would Precautions for safety have been|cotisidered. Every 8 ort has veel for the coming pols ‘The Bismarck Hn as Ke a a plese a a eMail + ihe taken oe the antes . hd Se Ae gegund tte uae fy eA ie paper erat ticket. theatre will be the only picture thea-| arrived in the city on Friddy from the GRE. idea of sity sts J u 4 der will get the seat which hi i z ie’ pa ' ave arena may be obtained from the fact|CUt Whether it could carry the great! ticket entities hin, To take care of the See ee Ee A tI a aah tab that it is four times as large as the|luman weight which would rest upon | big crowd, there will be, four grand en- arena in which Jack Johnson battered | it. The carrying capacity of the lum-| trances, one each. at. the north, south, Jim Jeffries to defeat in Reno, Nev.,|ber and the tensile strength of the] east and west. sides of the arena, At 2 ard capable of seating four, times as | ails were determined and a margin al-| eoch of these will be four. runways, one , ‘ $ 4 j a2 {h many persons, Approximately 1,750,- | lowed for safety. each for the $10, $15. and $25 seats, aN : ‘ TT! f 000 feet of lumber has been used in the|. Although the structure was otiginal-| while the. fourth will take. care,of the E structure. Not.a.bolt has been used, |1y Planned for 50,000 persons, a load] $30, $40, 50 and 60.ticket holders. In " : the entire building being held together | of 80,000 persons was taken as the bas- | order to obtain enitrance it wil be neces-| = “J . else i i = a i) by nails, of which two carloads or 4s of the estimate and, instead of al-|'sary to pass muster of three separate : 5 Dh. i 59,000 pounds have been driven, All| lowing 175 pounds per "person, as is| ticket takers to guard against auyone| .. .. Nas : - Ta ‘chmond. Wait ney ‘ \ new lumber has entered into the con-| done in ordinary construction for “live| not holdiig a ticket slipping by... — : 4s te bade 3 : lates an average of 200 pounds was| Several hundred discharged soldiers, F wo: . =————= | trken. This gave a total “live load” of) a1) having seen sefvice in France, will : % } aa Ta ys a ‘ 8.000 tons, but to alow even a further | act as ushers and guards at the arena. " : Bring of mail in your films for MAIN STREEY \ RUISES—CUTS ~ | amount of safety margin, construction | They will be armed, Bank clerks have xpert Developing i Cleanse thoroughly tip | As an iusurance against any cotting | Coc cheMge! by Brokioter, Rickard in es i ied so SEPSTTNEE reduce inflammation i] should rainy wether on the day of the peas ane HSE sales nt thelateds FINNEY’S DRUG STORE. f ° by cold wet compres- math, or even a few days bef and at the downtown headquarters on isn ‘ cti y col npr ratch, or even a few days before, cause | the day.of the contest, . Bismarck, N. D. Bismarck Construction ses—apply lightly, without the structure to settle slightly, heavier! Precautions against “rushing” of the SS Ee SEL , eee friction— ; footings were used., This entailed an} gates also have been taken. ontsing Company Fi + 4 re” oN aditional expense of about $3,500, but | ty, in eighty f istant. W aris re CTRE i ; P DSM) | Promoter Rickurd decided it would be barbed wines tehice iS cbinglacieat, ; General Contractors if 4 “YOUR BODYGUARD" -30F, 604, 41.20 | cheuper for the greater safety afforded. | eight feet high and a halt mile, long ae S , FREDERICK W. KEITH Western Sales Bldg. ; - to keep the crowd away from the en- : i ARCHITECT tiantes, Oger to ihe. arena will be a ; bap 43S ‘ oard fence twelve feet high, surmount- rel ‘ : 7 Block Bismarck; ie a by. Barbed wits, ene at the top of rey ; Wath Block”: allt he arena itself will be .a five foot nit > - _ 4 fence of burbed wire. with armed E sell Blackstone Laity Sa ory tents are A Ti : b ai ° f F ¥ ‘eet, ie $10, $15, $25 ani and se . r i so) us ey cents also willbe seperated ‘rom a a ires on” : i SIS 0 Bismarck Clearing each other by. bart wire, to prevent ( a) F, ~ ( ne . egeupnts of one ‘section moving into 5 complete satisfaction to House Association oy) yes r seats, ¥ y - There will not bea stairway in the the customer. C. B, LITTLE, President PRINTING entife Aree whlch, ig. 800 feet adore. : : E. V. LAHR, Vice Prea. ‘ sntrance to the various sections will be CK7 patie . Sous pa aN te: . P iy slong inclined runways, with a grade We know that they will B.C. MARKS, Secy.-Mgr. cf.one foot to every six, feet, making 7 vir 4 = < a1 the climb scarcely noticeable. "The run- make good because they MEMBERS ways to the no cts hie wi ve eee 4 ioht f th . Kat First National Bank Orders Filled Promptly by Experts hirty-four feet from the ground, w! bé be 180 feet ih Ieigh iy are made rignt of the City National Bank HOSKINS a An allowance of eighteen inches seat: materials. - Capital Security Bank | Bismarck nth ’ way,has been madé for each ticket . ae. First Guaranty Bank hold: the rows will, be two oH 4 rc apart for all seats cheaper than | . a i end eiglit inches more for the $50 and CORWIN MOTOR Co. = nannaeaiaatt IOUAREOAONEDOUUEOOUOROOES TOURING CAR Hee ities 1h Cath; seeing ranelead BISMARCK, N.D. di iri $925 inches leg room. between, rows. The ane Ra lator Repairing only difference between the chea) : 4 } d: seat and fhe top-priced seats is ttat the fe Our Policy. i —and— top-priced rows will allow slightly more . ENE OT ser stasity at Q (aseet ore tater seh so any 10 6 Si Separators | Battery Repairin ae a Hekets eititle Holders | to aes , BG a The, World’s a epairing a seats about fifteen feet from the ring, - Standard CORWIN MOTOR co § wf pb . ‘ 176 press seats for newspaper writers y y ‘ , x NCH. & taking up the actual ringside. There fi é 5 wt be forty-two seats in the first row ‘ : ELCH Bismarck, N. D. of the. reserved seit section, while the ¥ x last row of the $10 seats will accom- eg sehen sts modate 1,800 persons, The, first row ‘ : ue s of $10 seats will be about 276 feet, from f i i i Harness B the, middle,of the ring. 2. ‘ yes ‘ - % " : James McLaughlin, an industrial en- gineer, of, San Francisco, is.the builder of.the arefa, McLaughiin is known to fight. followers from coast to coast as the arenas of some, of the most im- portant battles of pugilism‘ have been UICK and _ OAKLAND Valve in Head Motors : CORWIN MOTOR CO. AND MOTOR STORAGE The soundest reasons for your own: Comateeted By Bi ee Rout a8 In ¥¢ thwest Hote : 4 : zi yhen, the Jeffries-Johingon fight tear of Northwest Hotel j ing a Dort are furnished by the actual avitched to Renol Rickard cotimlsston- Bismarck, N. D, ed McLaughlin to build the arena there. Formerly oa. by. ; experiences of Dort owners. Mébatighiin, éompleted the structure, | | : ‘ Westerf Sales with a seating capacity. of 20,000 in rie i Bd : RT = z They will tell you that the car travels ly exbbtlte at io taunt io Repair Work Specialty “fERIESPARTS py smoothly and comfortably. feat? tl, at apt a baa aie, fees Independent Garage oe “E rf re) 3) MG BS ss ° : p sult. was ‘that about 2,000: men climb i 4 Roberts & pangler, Props. Face on : They will speak in the same satisfied over the top and saw. the fight, withor PHONE 238 GQ ORY SERVICE stAt A terms of the mileage it gives in gas ie hod ae vem eu ee bi : ; ‘The Balance Wheel : CORWIN MOTOR CO ben oil, ane on tires—longer mile- park arene of la if, mo hundred The bank has to'act as the balance =~ Ok 3 = S) ve i ruction. i ener Goats * per gallon, you will find, than MeLaughiin expects to. liave it cout. = wheel of; siisiness. ane Teasons are 88 BISMARCK MOTOR p what is commonly regarded as good Pletéd the day hefore the contest, few. as they are simple. : ; PERRY mileage. First, business men should be-discour- COMPANY, CITY. NEWS aged from’ enterprises which, have: not be UNDERTAKING : : | | the’ elements of success—because - by \ ae ; They will tell you, also, that. it:re- Foe Wik taking hold a unsafe undertaking Distributors of PARLORS . quires aminimum amountof service- Emil, Surtole of Wing. was attending they would suffer loss. : STUDEBAKER } * ais ais if i -elty to- This bank thus aims to prevent loss. z ; attention to keep it in fit condition Ger ee ees eae “Second the business. man should be can ae Day Phone 100-M and continuous service. In From Wiiton, encouraged to keep after the successful ‘Autemebil . Night Phones 687 or 100 hud. Bmery, Of Wilton te tothe pet S . order. unas e san city today looking after business mat- is ban! US ‘BIMS-TO aSSISt In suc- ' a Eee cessful enterprises. ‘ Licensed Embalmer tsi Charge | ‘ anim Dewees, 5 ae oe It balances things—and steadies busi- SE Wire ieee ea rac rere visitors inthe capita cl a beige os the ! 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