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MISS BOOTH CRITICAL.
Condition Too Grave to Warrant
Operation. Doctors Say.

NEW YORK, May % R.-Grave
apprehension was felt today over the
condition of Comdr. Evangeline Booth
of the Salvation Army, who is criti-
cally ill at her home near White
Plains.
Although an operation is urgent.
her physicians stated, "the various
complications leave the likelihood of
recovery too much in doubt to war
rant it,"
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RIFFIANS' Federation
REPORTED DISSOLVING
Krim Is Said to Be Prisoner OF
Former Followers in General
Breakdown of Tribes.
Nv the A.soicatAfPrss..

I RABAT, French Morocco. May a.
Reports received at army headquar-
ters here are to the effect that the
Riffian Federation is dissolving. All
reports. even after discounting native
exaggerations, concur in this conclu-
sion.
1t Is even rumored that Abd.E1-
Krim, the Riffian war lord, Is being
held prisoner by his own followers.
This, however, Is entirely lacking
confirmation.
The reports to headquarters assert
that the Riffians are putting up a
weaker fight and Offering to surrender
in larger masses than previous
Evening star., 1926-05-22
WEATHER.

70 s Weather Bureau Forecastb
Proba bly, showers late this afternoon
or tonight: slightly cooler tonight; to.
morrow fair and cooler. Highest, rs,
at $3.50 pm. yesterday: lowest, So, at
4 am. today.
Full report on page ..
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resistance. windings properly con-
structed using Litz wire give the low
est effective resistance. Tests show
that No. So-3S Litz wire gives best
general results. In cross-section this
size OF I.itz wire corresponds to No. %
solid wire.
No, 32.3S Litz wire means that the
wire is composed Of 80 strands OF No
as American wire gauge wire. each
strang being perfectly insulated from
eacb other. Stranded wire made with
strands of bare wire is not LitZ wire
and does not have the advantages OF
LitZ wire.
Broken Strands Not Serious.
The effect of having several broken
or imperfectly connected strands does
NOT seriously affect the efficiency OF
the coil, but in a poorly made coil with
many broken or imperfectly connected
strands, the resistance Will easily ne
greater than the resistance of coil
made with solid wire.
In one coil which was tested by the
Bureau of Standards. using NO. 32-3s
Iitz wire, a perfect coil with all
strands perfect and properly connect
EG'had a resistance of 81 ohms. With
6 strands broken the resistance was
"a ohms: with IL strands broken II
iumped to 4.4 ohms: with IS strands
broken il jumped 20 6.1 ohms: with -
strands broken it jumped TO % oms.
and with 81 strands broken the re-
distance Of the coli went to SIS ohYns.
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Star "Want ADJ
Branch Offices
NORTH WEST.

1s,h and and !, s,s-pays Phs snasy
i5!hh and S"3 y ss,s-Easie f faaaass
op0l Georgia ave.--Frank r. Lelly's Phar-
zoos 18th st. nw.-coI'inower Art and
3:HI 14th, st--Bronsush,,s Pharmacy;
18th and Buchanan sts--Hohoerser's Phar'
t%;h ST. and Colorado ave--oDonnelrs
5000 Mt. Pleasant st.-Mount Pleasant
!issS SSsj4%n,s ra}H'sS Gifs, Agency
N. Y" ayes. and M st.-Perfect Pre-
end and Mass aSi a~res'EPhillp. Pharmacy.
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VT. ave. 18th and r sts.--Howley's Phar-
sod ROCK creek H9 chats
creek Pharmacy; n.,. p.,.,
Ga '.S en;seT ss'fS;Sans : Back
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wisconsin ave. and Macomb st--Harry c.
1905 Wisconsin ave-wisconsin Ave. Phar.
Tatomai Park. $50 Cedar st.-Mattinsly
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z''o A'n s'- sourH 81 sy1ssS Pharmacy
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1897 Nichols ave-. Anacostia,-Healy's Drus
an. ~ % s. sa bros Pharmacy
- and Rkr it!.ac cEyTs a f %oRS
In HTlash .nd and suh@res for
| For Sale and. Wanted MISCELLANEOUS.
| automobiles for Sale and Wanted.
| Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
S RATE oH aTsGTsRn 81 wfatssHrNcrox
| cents word
REAL ESTATE ADS.
| D words to tho line. 3-line minimum a.
., zine line rate as follows:
: sIIm%s::: 1sc per per lln "s
tgHRRs ; orF 1s Pe 6r HIS UNTIL II. FIN,
gus. be q The Star once or one Of re
Star branch Offices by II pm the DAY
BEFORE ISSUE, with the following excep
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4. Advertisements under the above classified
| tions Will be- accepted at The Star ONCE
1iit i..s st. and p: aye; until o:3n an; day
star must be received at The Star Office by
$50 pm Saturday. or at any Of The star
lash WiTH ORDER is required for al
| advertisements from transient advertisers.
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FIFTEEN MINUTES OF
RADIO EACH DAY
BY Joseph Calcdfey7d
Noted Authority on Radio
All Rights Reserved Reproduction
Prohibited
Some Facts About Efficiency
Part

Several years ago any change that
had TO do with increase OF efficiency in
radio, usually centered around soma
special regularity OF the circuit used
The use of regeneration in one form
or another: the use OF specially de-
signed coils 70 get the utmost in re-
Eenerative action: the use OF neutrali.
ration Of tube capacity: the use OF SIT.
perhetrodyne principle-all showed a
tendency 10 bring the circuit element
20 the fore as the most important fac.
tor in getting maximum efficiency in
O radio set.
The next craze developed along the
lines Of designing and construction Of
variable condenSers which were as eff.
cient as condensers could be made.
For a while the heat of the "low.loss"
hattie was waeed on the battlefield of
the low-loss condensers. "Pigtail con.
nections." eddy current losses" "di-
electric losses" metal endplates vs.
insulation endplates controversies
the relative merits OF soldering the
plates together or OF pinching them
together-were All discussed pro and
con. The movement resulted In the
perfection Of variable condensers to a
point OF high efficiency.
Moved 10 Eliminate Losses.
While the movement for improve
rnent in variable condensers was a
laudable one. the most fertile field for
Improvement. that OF increasing the
efficiency of the coils used in radio re-
ceivers. was neglected When design.
ers got tired of quarreling about vari-
Gus types OF variable condensers they
began TO do real work in cutting down
the losses which were present in the
coils used In the receivers.
Roughly speaking. there are only a
few factors which determine coil eff
cheney. The first factor Is that of
low resistance. Low resistance re-
ouires that a coil he made OF a size
Of wire such that the total resistance
~ the wire is kept within reaSona BILE
limits. From the standpoint Of low.
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GEMS Of ROMANCE
TO CLOSE TONIGHT.
ERC to offer Meyer Davis
Review of 13 Years of
Dance Music as Feature.

The farewelis OF Old Man Donald
SHn and Joan for the remainder OF the
'ummer, flying trip of an hour with
re Pennsylvania keystoners from
Philadelphia TO Old Point Comfort and
Norfolk and d revival of dance tunes
OF the years isl0-1e23 by the Meyer
Davis lie Par1ds Band will comprise
the most interesting portion of the
broadcast from station WRC and
other Eastern stations tonight.
capt. Andy Donaldson and his
granddaughter. who have charmed
radio listeners with their Gems of
!,onlance' for four months. are pre-.
airing To take vacation and the
ilicrophone presentation tonight Will
lie their last until the Autumn. The
captain has promised Joan a trip to
Glasgow and passage for the two has
heen booked.
Trip Down Coast.
In1mediately following the "au
revoirs" OF the two radio entertain
e,-s listeners to WRC. VIZ and WGY
will he offered the combination train
and boat ride along the Atlantic Coast
from Philadelphia to Cape Charles.
Old Point Comfort and Norfolk. The
musical entertainment for this radio
excursion will he provided by the
PENNSYLVANIA Keystoners, who have
arranged an interesting program of
music. The American trip will be fol-
lowed Immediately by a second radio
Journey arranged by Thomas Cook &
Sons. in their series OF musical
traveiogues. In which listeners will he
given an imaginary visit to the Island
Of Tasmania.
The novelty entertainment to he
presented by Meyer Davis lie Paradis
Band, Jack Golden directing. will
bring back to the radio audience d
number Of old familiar dance selec-
tons. including when Lights Are
Low" Belgian Rose" foot loot
Tootsie,'" stumbling" MIR. Radio
Man" and many others. The ar.
made by Mr.. Golden.
Agriculture Talk OH WMAI..
Other features Of N'RC's program
for this evening will include the third
concert by the Kit Instrumental
Quartet. broadcast from the studios
of the Homer l.. Kit Piano Co, and
q concert 10y the New York University
Symphony Orchestra, broadcast with
station VIZ from New York City.
A talk ON the fertility of soil by
Dr. A. G.; Mccall il one of the fea-
lures Of the program tonight of sta
ton WMAL The musical features
will he provided by the Lo,-is-Wolfe
Orchestra and Edith Reed and her en-
tertainers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10

When making coils with solid wire
No. - wire will give very good re.
suits, and larger size is not neces,
sary. No. 20 will give lower resist
ance, but Is generally not important
enough when the advantages Of the
small size Of coils made with the
smaller size Of wire are considered.
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withdrawing Radio Forum
f912.6 MeterS).


p.n..A talk on Soil Fertility
The Wealth of the Soil" by DR.. A. G..
Mccall
7:15 p.m.-Dinner dance music by
the IIoris. Wolfe Orchestra
S:15 pm-Musical program by Edith
Reed and her entertainers.
WRC-iadio Corporation OF America
1855 Meters).
3 p.m.--Play.by-pl account of the
washington-Cl evela nd base ball game
SOS p.m.-BaSe ball scores
pm New York University Sym
phony Orchestra. broadcast with WIZ
from New York.
$50 p.m.--"Gems Of Romance, T"
WGY from New York.
s p.m-PennSylyania keyStoner-s
broadcast with stations WIZ and
WGY from New York
. p.m.-Cook'S Southern HeniS
phere cruise. broadcast with stations
VIZ and WGY from New York.
$50 p.m.--The Kit Quartet, broad.
cast from the Homer L. Kilt studio.
1915 p.m.-Meyer Davis lie Para
dis Band.
Early Program Tomorrow.
s45 to 7:45 a.m.-"Tower Health
Exercises" from Metropolitan Tower,
New York City.
1885 a~nn.-Arlington time signals.
IL noon-Organ recital by Gertrude
Smallwood. broadcast from the Homer
I. Kilt studio.
p.m.-1rv1ng Boernsteins Hotel
Washington Or,heStra.
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SITUATIONS-MALE iCont'D.

MAN wants place as waiter or butter, ex-
rerfenced. 1918 18th st. NV. -
time from 80 pm to am. daily. mental
or physical ANYTHING that will yieId da money sy
Sundays all day. Address Box l04 M. star
office. ~
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD. EXPE-
rienced instructors: SATISFACTION insured;
white oh auffeurs furnished. Call Line. 81.
Now WOULD BE A GOOD TINE TO BEGIN
iish, day or evening. We have helped many
people In the last 40 years. Tel. LING. 80.
Woods school 3il East Capitol street.
slx Weeks' Term: Evening Sessions. s..
HOTEL POSITIONS OPEN.
rooms. restaurants. caieterias. need trained
men and women Demand increaeing daily;
States. for managers. asst. managers host
esses. housekeepers. accountants. room
Night Glasses nov forming, Class Jim,
tied. EproE early. Prepare In few short
ties. Open 3 80 am. to o p.rn.
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOLS,
PENNSYLVANIA Ave. at 23rd St.
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Statesmen

HOME SERVICE co. now
has openings for a few real sales
men for a we'll advertised oil
burner. Will furnish leads. APP
ply to Sales Manager, Sl4 18th
st. NV.
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BIsINEss OPPORTUNITJEs,

FINANCIAL HACKERS wanted for a hog
ranch: no food TO pay for an excellent
money making business II interested in going
into the raising Of hogs have had 10 years
experience. For further Information. Al
dress BOX 247-M. star Office. IL
BILLIARD ROOM--DoUntovn: IL tables
can be bought at a very low figure; cash
Address Box 343M. Star Office. IL
WAGON LOAD fire wood Tree TO party with
machine. lie Roys. 700 b ct. NV.
CNCHROOM-Excellent equipment; dne
location; paying Investment: will sacrlfce
To- quick buyer Address Box 346M. Star
office.
ROOMING Observation-Disclosures Furnished
rooms renteS excellent location: II sold ~
"wednesday all sacrifice. Address Box 34n
NJ star offi~r.
DRY GOODS STORE--Attrartive ely eoIIipped
paving Investment: lease: heap rent nrica
right Tor quick sale. Address Box :;io NJ
star Office.
$40 18th ST. \ W. 2nd aoor. ATTRACTIVE To-
cauQu for speciality shop rca.ouahe rent
(C0ntlnued IN mart naRA1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10

REAL ESTATE Statesmen. We have an
opening for 2 statesmen. Plenty of property
both old and new. plenty of leads Furnished
Co. operation given. see us today II you are
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EXCANAT1NG-SmaN excav ating and heavy
hauling prompt service reasonable prices.
Phone Main 923. after d pm. Adams 6243.
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FLOORS-Electric machine and hand finish
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FURNITURE REPAIRING and refinishrE:
fine cabinet work JOS. SHERMAN CO.
504 ct. NV Main q649.
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PAINTING. PAPERIEG AND GENERAL.
repairs: no lob too large or too small. Globe
Decorating Co. 1912. 9TH st. NV. Phone
North 5653. Eve ~ 1853 12s
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HELP-NALE tCout'd.

YOUNG MEN t2D for advertising; $a5
month salary to start Apply 910 Peoples
Life ms. Bldg. bet. 3 and nm.
YOUNG MAN with car to sel nationally ad.
vertised motor Oil: right man can make $500
per week must be hard worker: experience
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FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED rep'd: slip.
covers made. Est. cheerfully given. Returned
free. TittersOr. 1924 Sth ct, NV y. 77o2
High class work given prompt attention at
reasonable prices. Southern Heating Co.
7l9 9th st. NV. Main $500. 10s
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house repairs porches garages etc: free es-
innate. Phone w f. Weaver Franklin 1898
any time Also house painting IL
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Stenographer for Evening Work
Man employed in department during day
preferred: must be thoroughly competent.
Apply Manager 1TOS l.
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HOB Vermont Ave Main 10000.
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ELECTRICAL REPAIRING motors arma.
ture and coil winding. power apparatus spe.
cialists. Central Armature Works. 635 u
ST NV Main $500
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Loc2cl Eadio Entertainment
Tuesday, August 10, 1926.

EAA-Naval Radio Station, Radio
Va. l34.5 Meters).
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PAPERING AND PAINTING = Special ior
this week Average eize room. $50 and
no. with duplex polychrome paper or nths-
grade: washable papers. $40 per room and
up. These prices include screaming sIzlng
and pointing up All paints mixed on tohs.
which assures you Of the best ingredients.
manship and n1aterral NO extra charge for
terms up 10 "a months Estimates given
free. Peerless Decorating Co. ia nth ct.
nv. Franklin 9l63 ~
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SALES MANAGER.

A we'll established local corporation has
assume. control and build up its sales or.
ganization preferably man With ,, lmyes H.
able to Interview select and train number
of hghclass statesmen and H S, s t sasis
The opening provides an exceptional oppor.
tunity Tor advanceTent In rapidly growing wins
age financial return Compensation to start
viii be solely on commission basis Is until nnai
sales experience. age. education and general
ard h. S In be Strict
con7fdence Address Box 352.M. Star ONCE
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la', 14th st-JOil's Newsstand.
18th and P sts.-Day Pharmacy.
18Th and u sts--J. &. Clemence.
14th and w sts.-E.agle Pharmacy.
nN0l Georgia aye--Erank r. Lelly's III
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SITCATIONS-MALE. FEMALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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tary public. s years experience. would like
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moderate salary Address Box ZION. star
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HELP-FEMALE.

pennsylvania Ave. at Z3rd st.
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YOUNG MAN as assistant note teller: nust
be neat. accurate. good penman; state eXpe-
rlence and salary expected. Address BOX
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only. average size room scrap~d sized
pointed papered with polychrome paper. So
washable paper. can he washed with cloth
81" painting and plasterlng at low prices
We use Dutch Boy lead and pure linsecd oil
only. We mix our paints premises
the ingredients Panerh angling guaranteed &
years; hrst~lass work only: no extra
charges. Terms IL you desire as long ~ ls
months TO pay; free estimate Philadelphia
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Main 1888. Open EVENING" I2s
The Winslow mail., 1926-09-24
DEER HUNTING in
KAIBAB FOREST TO
BE ALLOWED UNDER
COOPERATIVE PLAN
Forestry Department Issues In
structions Governing Hunting
During October

I In order that the number of deer
within the Grand Canyon National
Game Preserve may be reduced as
| far as possible under existing con-
I ditiOns to prevent further injury
to forest growth on the Kaibab Ma
tional Forest and for the good of
the herd itself, hunting will be al
lowed on certain restricted areas,
! by the forest service and the state
of Arizona in cooperation.
The cooperative plan provides
that:
The top of the mountain will al
ways be reserved as game sanctu-
ary and no hunting allowed there.
Three hunting areas are desig-
nated-one on the east side, and
two on the west side-in heavily
congested areas. Maps may be
seen at the camps.
Camps will be in charge of for
est rangers and deputy game ward
ems, who will supervise the removal
of the deer
To prevent overcrOwding and ac-
| cidents, not over twenty-five per-
sons will be alloWel in each camp
at one time.
Guns will be sealed when enter
ing the forest, unsealed at camp,
and sealed again when leaving
| camp
Shooting from automobiles and
along roads is prohibited.
Guides will be provided, who will
furnish saddle and pack horses.
The season will be October 1 to
October 81, 1926.
Auto roads lead to all camps, but
no hunting will be allowed with
or from automobiles.
Hunters coming through Fredo-
MIA, Arizona, will find it more con-
venient to check in at Ryan; those
coming across Lees Ferry may
check in at Kane.
There will be two checking sta
tions where government agree
ments and state licenses may be
purchased:
Ryan for the west side.
Kane for the east side.
Guides with horses will be at
0dCH CAMP anu Will udh0 Tie IOI-
lowing charges:
l Saddle horse one day $500.
1 Pack horse one day $3.50
1 Guide one day $5.00-limit of
four persons to one guide.
1t is very necessary to be ac-
companied by guide, to avoid be-
ing lost, and to avoid losing the
deer after it is killed.
Meals will be served at the hunt
ing camps at 75c per meal.
Bedding should be brought along
Rust's Lodge, at V T Rancn will
be open for those desiring to visit
the top of the mountain and the
Grand Canyon.
Gasoline may be purchased at
Ryan, Kane, V T Ranch and Jacob
Lake
To each deer killed will be at
tached government seal and a
State of Arizona tag.
Reservations for dates to enter the
hunting camps may be made in ad-
vance by application to Walter c..
Mann, Forest Supervisor, Kanab,
Utah.
Final warning of the department
is:
WEAR A RED CAP OR RED
SHIRT"
The Winslow mail., 1926-09-24
TOTAL SUM TO BE
RAISED In ARIZONA
BY TAXATION In
26-27 IS S17,696,651
Average Rate is $2.75 Per $4,000
Valuation, Five Cents Lower
Than Last Year

PHOENIX - The total amount
of taxes to be raised in the state
for all purposes including city tax
es is $17,969,6 ,651 according to re-
port issued by the state tax COM
mission.
The average tax rate for the state
for all purposes is $2.71 for each
500 of assessed valuation, the re-
port shows, or cents less for each
S1OO of assessed valuation than the
average tax rate for 1925. The to-
tai amount of taxes raised ID the
state in 1925 was $17,685,639, &C
cording to the report.
The amount of taxes to be raised
for each classification in the state
are as follows, according to the re-
port: State purposes, $4,376,194; !;
for general county purposes for the
IA counties of the state, $7,229,7 !;
for school district taxes and spe-
cial district taxes, $4,082,482; and
city taxes $2,0OS,213; making to-
tai amount of 17,696,651 to be
raised in the state for all purposes
on a valuation of $653, ,163,397.
The state levy of $4,376,1 ,194 in
cludes the $25 per capita tax for
the school population of the state
the amounts needed to run the var
ious departments, the amounts
needed for operating the state in
stitutions and for all other state
purposes. The rate used in rails
ing the amount is 81 cents.
The amount shown to be raised
for general county purposes in the
state is derived from adding to-
gether the levies to be made IN
each county for that purpose. The
rate necessary to raise the general
county levy varies in each county
in accordance with the assessed
valuation of the county and the
amount to be raised. The sum to-
tai of the levies for the IA counties
under that classification is $7,229,-
1852.
The school district levies and the
special road district levies are the
sum total of the levies to be made
for each school district in the state
and all other special districts. AS
in the case of the county taxes, the
rates for those levies vary as to
the particular district in which the
levy is to be made.
The city taxes are the sum total
of all taxes to be raised in each
city for city purposes and the rates
for those levies vary. All the tax
levies to be made for state, county,
school district, special districts and
city purposes, added together and
figures on the assessed valuation of
taxable property of 1858 ,163 1897,
give an average rate of $2.71, the
report shows.