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Secretary. Board Of Tru
NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS


Notice is hereby given that bids will be
received BY the Board OF School Commits
sloners Of the City of Indianapolis. In
corner Of Meridian and Ohio Streets. in
the CITY Of indianapolis. Indiana until
1900 o'clock noon. October 3rd. 1895 when
bids will be opened for the sale Of One
Hundred Twelve Thousand Dollars Csll2.-
10000 of bonos of said said School Citv.
numbered from to ll2 inclusive. each
Dond tor the principal sum Of 81 900 90.
They shall be dated october 7th 1895 and
shall bear interest at the rate Of per
cent per annum. which said interest shall
be evidenced BY interest warrants or
coupons attached TO each of said bonds
maturing on the 1st 6av OF july and jan
uary in each year until the principal shall
De paid. the coupon Of july lst. 1896 be-
shall mature on January 1st Of each wear.
beginning January lst 1887. and ending
Of the principal OF said bonds on each jan
uary lst until and including January 1st.
1850. the sum of s. 0OO. 90 and on January
lst 1857 the sum Of $4,000 90. Said bonds
shall mature on the days aforesaid in the
order Of their serial numbers.
Said bonds are being issued for the pur-
pose Of raising funds for the construction
Of new School Building 70 be known as
School No. g. in the City Of Indianapolis.
Bios to be IN sealed envelopes addressed
70 the Board Of School Commissioners.
southwest corner Of Meridian and Ohio
streets Indianap polls Indiana. endorsed
Bid for School building Bonds Of Octo-
ter. 1885"
A prospectus Of said bonds, form and
envelopes necessary 70 be used in bidding
will be furnished upon application 70 the
undersigned. Said bonds will be issued oy
the undersigned pursuant 10 formal cor
porate action taken bv this Board on June
29th. 1885. and on September 10th, 1885
pursuant 10 the Indiana statute OF March
9th 1881. Acts 1891. page 2el
The full right Is reserved bv the Board.
IN its oescretion to reject any and ali
BIDS No bid Will be considered except
those made on the bid blank attached 70
and made part Of said prospectus.
Each bid shall be accompanied bv q
cashiers check on a responsible Indian
apolis bank or trust company or check
certified BY such a bank or trust COM
Danv and PAYABLE 10 the order Of the
Board Of School Commissioners Of the CITY
OF indianapolis for az least three per cent
81 Of the face value Of the bonds bid
for
SIONERS OF THE CITY OF IN
DIANAPOLIS.
By A B GOOD.
Business Director.
indianapolis, Indiana. September 18th, 1888.
Sept. u. 10 and 26, 1895.
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JOSEPH A DANIDoDN.
Attorney for Administrators
UNDERGROUND TUNNEL AT INDIANA
UNIVERSITY


Sealed proposals addressed 10 the
Trustees of Indiana University. for con-
/ struction of a New Underground Tunnel
! and Steam Heating; Light and power l3.s. D.s-
/ BLOOMINGTON. will be received at the
/ office of John w. Cravens. Secretary TO
Maxwell Hall Indiana University, Bloom
ington. Indiana. until 1000 Oclock A M
Central Standard Time on Friday. october
/ 4th. 1885, and then will be publicly
/ The work will be constructed as per
plans and specifications prepared by
/ Charles R. zimmerman. Consulting
j Proposals shall be properly and com
/ pletely executed on proposal forms IN
/ accordance with Form 96 with non
/ collusion affidavit required by the statutes
/ of Indiana and must be accompanied by
/ QUESTIONABLE Form 96-A. State Board OF
Accounts. for any bid Of $4,000 or more.
Each proposal shall be accompanied by
! acceptable certified check made payable
/ to the order U. H. Smith. BurSar OF In
diana University. for an amount not less
4 than SRI Of total bid price.
Contractor awarded work will be required
to furnish acceptable surety bono IN
The contractor in doing the work shall
comply with the terms and conditions OF
the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act
of Congress of 1885. the regulations issued
pursuant thereto by the President Of the
United States and rules and regulations
P w. A, l79 grants. dated July D. 1885.
PRESCRIBED Dy the Fe0eral Emergency Al
ministration of Public Works.
Wage rates on this work shall not be less
than the prescribed scale of wages as de-
termined pursuant to the provisions Of
Chapter 3l9 OF the Acts of General As
sembly of Indiana of 1885 and as ap-
proved by the Federal Government
The Trustees Of Indiana University
reserve the right to reject any and all
/ bids. Instructions TO Bidders. Plans
! Specifications etc, are on file at the
office of John w. Cravens. Secretary 70
ho True If T~7rT TrFr
Board of Accounts. Indiana polls or may
be obtained from Charles r. zimmerman
consulting engineer. 772 Century Building
indianapolis, Indiana
No bidder may withdraw his bid for
period Of 45 days after the date set for
the opening thereof
John w rPANENg
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81 IS WEEK go n Alabama Single, 81
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p Unfinished Houses

SO WATER PAID. clean 5-room double
346 y. Alton. IR-79l5.
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/ SIG So MODERN single-Tech. Catholic.
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/ 1856
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ALABAMA. S. 1OlI North of Prospect-stI
B bedroom modern double garage;
water paid. sl8. LI-5888.
AUBURN 18O6-Dandy 5-room modern:
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CARROLLTON. I528-7 rooms. modern So
Water paid Call RI-7O83
CARROLLTON. 1546-Attractive 4-bed-
room double; water paid. garage: Al
COLLEGE. 36-6-room double; freshly
decorated. garage: $50. LI-9988. HU25l5.
DEARBORN. S. 40-5-room semi-modern.
garage water paid, SIS RI-3536
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So. to sS-llS2 y. ILLINOIS,. :. ; rooms.
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s. so: NEW JERSEY. N. 16O6-Lovely.
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IS So-MERIDIAN. n. 1725-1 or , rooms:
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Electric, hot water
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Running water gas range. Private
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front apartment. warm: adjoining bath.
private entrance. LI-9i03.
COLLEGE lslO-Large newly decorated
front l-room kitchenette apartment.
Everything furnished. Phone
RVINGTON- or 3 rooms; breakfast
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PARK. 2l46-c-room furnished downstairs
apartment. closets sink. pantry: private
entrances Carage
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SOUTHEASTERN. 152S-L rs E room
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STEWART 24ea-2 pleasant rooms. near
home CH-25s3.
WALNUT E. ll5-S rooms and private
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Sonahle
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walking distance
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81 IS WEEK $40 N Alabama Single: 81
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women
81 So COLLEGE I524-Clean. comfortable
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WINTHROP. 3838-Nice room and private
1908
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indianapolis. Indiana. September l2th. is55.
Sept. u. 10 and 26, 1895.
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Again IN 1874 as IN I93s-The Times
Uas the Oniv Indianapolis Evening Paper
70 show gain in want ads
THE REASON-RESULTS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11
By Joe Williams
Ambers' Style Disappointing
Not Enough Steam for Tony
Veteran Masterful in Third

NEW YORK. May II. - Tony Canzoner back the
lightweight championship before some 1900 happy
customers night lie 15round decision young
Lou Ambes from upstate Thus he did something that Joe
Cans and Willie Richie unable to do They were light
weight champions Of the past who tried to come back but
failed.
But the little moon-faced Italian who looks like junior
sized Babe Ruth than that lie demonstrated very
emphatcay that old age does begin 26 u Ghere
seems to be some difference just how old Canzone ISL
lie the ring old against youngser and ne
so clearly there not one dissenting voice.
eor bs the rugged S4ens demands Of man to man cmpe
% @o n 5 that caD n rod be beaten because
the dozen wears his carcass had absorbed undue
~ the other hand young fight
~ practically punishment He
The up On TOP Of that he had peculiar style: He nsS
opponent They the longer the
maht been Ambers fighter By that
punch command
an over ,r num- VIII . y, e open g ioH9@ ' WHO" eu "
be asking
hastily add taking nothing from Canoners
who we're making our t critical estimate Of his assets showed very
peculiar style But when added all didn't even make
WE right TOO when said Crzon had way back The
third round This the which he had the
punches he stopped
90 soon Each time Ambe was dropped he pang back to his feet in
exciting circumstance what did OLD man c9nzonert do' ,..
mpatheic support cry
Of Kill him rolled down from the gallery seats
To me this was ono of the big moments of the fight the absolute I'M
complete
Tied Somewhere grammar school lesson about orager-
rashness and pressing It in essence the difference between the
Two The r2e an times Canzonen knew what he was trying
10 do question that Ambers ever did
A IL sentimental goes with performance
mnce and aaer6r po but in the end must insist he did not
win very formidable opposition
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left eye late in the conflict after an
egg" had appeared there in the
early rounds. Woods right eye was
bruised and his nose dripped blood
near the finish of the encounter.
Fans Well Paid
Woods used his left to face and
body and appeared cool when Cox
Swarmed into him. Tracy stopped
many more blows than he landed.
and on close scoring hardly was en-
titled 10 more than two rounds. with
two even and six going to Woods.
The lads fought with a lot OF cOur-
age. and except for the decision the
packed house received all its money
called for. and then some.
A few more brilliant fights like
that one and the fistic sport will be
back on its feet in indianapolis. And
Cox is the only home boy with the
class and courage to bring it back.
He has developed a better left hand
in recent months and his punches
still carry plenty of sting
In prelim offerings Harvey Mas
SerO. Cincinnati. 1872. took down the
verdict over Lefty Nicholson. 1856.
Shelbyville. in six rounds. Kid Car
son. Indianapolis Negro. 1876. out
pointed Jimmy Shannon. Indianap-
oils. 1856. in six rounds: Dick Porter.
Anderson. 1888 Knocked out Billy
Breedlove. Indianapolis. 1870. in the
third round; and johnny Mccoy.
Indianapolis 157 outpointed Slave
RsdiSch. indianapolis. l54 in four
StsnzaS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11

All logs and debris had been
washed away by yesterday, ana trial
spins taken by several pilots prom
Used a thrill-packed program for the
large crowd expected on the regatta
site tomorrow afternoon. Surveyor
John Bennett arranged the course
Yesterday and planted the turning
point buoyS.
The first race tomorrow will get
under way at Las. The program
will include six races. to be run of
in II heats over a mile oval. The
country's leading pilots are here to
compete for the merchandise and
cash prizes offered the amateur and
professional winners.
Cannonball Baker, famed auto
mobile driver, has agreed to handle
the starting duties. Other officials
are Karl Fredrichs, chief referee
Robert Sturm. chief timer; Cecil
Flynn, chief scorer; Nick Batkin.
chief inspector; William Lowe, pit
manager, and John Bennett, sur
veyOr.
A crew OF Sahara Grotto men
under the direction of Chester Pru-
itt drill master. will be in charge
Of patrol boats
ARIEL Reinking, national lumi-
nary, will head a list of 10 local
pilots defending home honOrs
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Hurricane, in IS rounds.
Canzoneri not only shattered
precedent, but broke the hearts of
the 49th-st boys. those hard bitten
layers of boxing odds, who were
forced to give l3 to get 5 on Tony's
chances OF winning. Along with
Ambers these professional betting
men took terrific pasting. but
thanks to the artistry of Tony. there
wasn't murmur when old Joe
HUMPHREYS, his voice choked with
emotion, told the crowd of 10000
what it already knew, that the
winner and once again champion
Of the world" was Tony Canzoneri.
1t was a grand show and the
crowd helped make it so. For the
first time since Canzoneri defended
his title against Kid Chocolate in
1881. the Gardens 10000 seats were
packed.
Tony Starts Fast
Tony came out fighting and the
fight was scarcely started before
the long-enders began worrying
about their money. Ambers was
good. yes, but as soon as the big
illuminated clock marked off the
first minute the difference between
ring craftsmanship was apparent.
Canzoneri. fighting from an up
right stance, offered no target to
his younger opponent, and was able
to score almost as he pleased. He
swarmed all over the failing Herki-
mer lad to win the first two rounds
by an imposing margin. He almost
scored a knockout in the third. A
crashing right that seemed to come
from nowhere, caught Amhers flush
on the jaw and he Topped to the
canvas. The timekeeper raised his
gavel twice, but Lou refused to stay
out the count, and. wavering bit,
gamely went after Tony.
Herkimer Youth Rallies
Ambers rallied brilliantly to win
the fourth by superior infighting but
Tony took the next five to be lead
ING by eight rounds to one when
nine were COlllplcIC' LOu ANitACN
again in the tenth to win by shade.
The eleventh was even.
Tony shot over right which
caught Lou on the waistband early
in the twelfth and Referee Arthur
Donovan warned him against low
hitting. The blow cost Tony the
round. Ambers centered his attack
on Tony's head to win the 18th
and the 14th seemed even. Just to
make it sure Tony stepped up the
pace and won the final round hand
Somely.
Canzoneri and Ambers fought for
general recognition of holder Of the
title Barney Ross vacated. The
New York State Athletic Commits
sion and the National Boxing Asso-
citation announced that the winner
would be regarded as champion.
Only in Illinois. where Davey Day.
a stable mate of Ross, is regarded
as outstanding contender, is there
dispute as to the title.
They we're nearly even in weight,
Tony scaling 1873 and Ambers 1881.
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~->-DOWn the AUeys->-%
BY BERNARD HARMON

Well, it's all over in The Fountain
/ Square Recreation League and it
was all Cooks Goldblume when the
final standings list went up, follow
ing last nights closing conflicts
The team easily outdistanced all
competitors in winning games
throughout the season. finishing
with 70 victories and 27 losses. 10
games in front of the second place
DIX Gas and Indianapolis Towel
Supply teams.
The Towel boys gained tie with
the DIX aggregation When it won
a ShutOut victory over the Coca
Cola as the loop went into oblivion.
The D-X'S were tWo-time victims
of the Goldblumes in last nights
melees Falls City gained double
victory over the Weber Milks and
the Polar Ice & Fuel topped the Fox
Jail House in two of its games in
the final round.
The 3055 total posted by the Cook
team in the windup session marked
the tVentieth time it had passed the
5000 mark during the loops 1934-35
season Games Of 972. 1893 and 900
gained them their last big count.
John Fehr led the teams scoring, and
by pounding out a 654 series annexed
the individual average title. passing
up Jess Pritchett, who previous to
last nights games had held the lead
by a narrow margin.
Fehr had 204-87 going into last
nights session and Pritchett had
204-92 but when the latter "dogged"
his team. with a $40, Fehr grabbed
the lead. winding up with 205-24.
PritchettS final average was 203-57.
Other 600 counts in the Cook-D-x
battle came from Larry Fox and Lee
Carmin of the winners who had 627
and 607 and from Paul Stemm OF
the losers. who had 642
A trio of Polar Ice g. Fuel mem
bers posted honor counts in that
teams double win, Red Mounts get
ting 65S. Les Koelling 644 and Pug
Seyfried go. Posting games of
9O6. 1910 and 1915. the team totaled
305i. Eddie Hornberger, with a 597
featured for the losing Fox team.
The Towel Supply team, in win
ming the only shutout of the session
collected BOIL pins from games of
e7e. 1905 and 1926. Joe Fulton and
Paul Striebeck posted CABS to lead
the teams scoring For the los
ing Coca Colas. Ed .Stevenson's 6z5