The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, December 03, 1922, Section One, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, DECEMBER 3, 1923 21 SEMTE FDR SHIP BILL MEXACE TO SUBSIDY LIES IX BLOCKING OF VOTE. Insurgent Republicans Declared to Be Planning Filibuster to Force Extra Session. BY MARK SULLIVAN. (Copyright by the Hew York Evening Post. Published by Arrangement.) WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 2. (Special.) The best judgment Is that there are enough votes to pass the ship subsidy bill in the present senate, provided it is permitted to come to a rollcall. Of the 80 demo crats in the senate, two are expected to vote in favor of the bill. These are the senators from Louisiana. With these two added to the total republican strength of the senate there would be an aggregate of 61 votes, but of the 59 republican sen ators, it is expected that 13 will , join the main body of democrats in opposition. If this computation should turn out to be accurate, the result would oe 46 voteB against the subsidy and 50 in favor of it. But the real menace to the sub sidy lies not in its coming to a vote, but rather in a filibuster, which, if it comes, will proceed more from the 13 insurgent republican lenatorB than from the democrats. The pres ent disposition of the democrats is not to filibuster and not to force a special session of the new congress after March 4. The insurgent re publicans, on the other hand, are very much disposed to filibuster on the Bhip subsidy bill, and also, for other reasons, to force President Harding to call an extra session aft er March 4. The insurgent repub lican leaders tala the position that Uncle Sam haB hired a lot of new men to run the show and that the men should have a chance to see what they can do without waiting a full year, until December, 1923. WILLPOLO REACHES TACOMA Long List of Vessels Due Within Next Few Weeks. TACOMA,' Wash., Dec. .2. (Spe cial.) With the arrival of the Will iams line vessel, Willpolo, which docked just astern of the Hakushika Maru, the Tacoma port terminals locking list for the first half oi December became effective with a long list of vessels due wIThin the next few weeks. The Willpolo brought general freight from New York, Philadel phia. Norfolk and various other east coa.st points for Tacoma and neigh boring cities. To date 11 other vessels are sched uled to arrive at the port terminals prior to December 15, and new dates are being received with considerable frequency, it was said by port offi cials The Carylon, of the Steele S-team-Bhip company, is due to reach port tomorrow from New York direct and hor. Tacoma freight will be followed two days later by the Tacoma-built motorshlp Kennecott, which is bringing a large shipment of goods consigned to southwest Washington merchants. WILLAMETTE RIVER IS iOW Rise Because of Rains Is Not Ex pected Immediately. The Willamette river at Portland, having had an average mean stage. ' of 2.1' feet above zero during No vember, whereas the normal heighth, based on past tallies, is 4.1 feet, maintained the lowest stage for the same period since November, 1917, when the mean average was 1.8 feet and previous to that the lowest in November was in 1895 with a stage of one foot In 1905 the November record was low also, 2.3 feet being the average. A rise because of late rain is not in early prospect, Edward I Wells, meteorologist of the weather bu reau, pointed out that usually at least two heavy rain periods are experienced before a marked influ ence is noted in the stage of water. As a rule the Upper Willamette conditions permitted the resumption of navigation beyond Salem and as far as Corvallis by the middle of November, but this season it is said that would have been a drawback. Dredge Completes Channel. HOOD RIVER. Or., Dec. 2. (Spe cial.) A dredge brought by Colum bia river transportation interests and apple shippers has completed cutting a 10-foot channel from mid stream to the local docks. The dredging was made necessary to fa cilitate movement of apples from here by boat to Portland terminal docks for export to the United King dom. The channel will enable boats to ply between the docks and mid stream at the lowest stage of the river, it is said. Report From Month of Columbia. NORTH HEAD. Dec. 2. Condition of the sea at 5 P. M choppy; wind, north west, miles. DAILY CITY STATISTICS MnrrtaKe Licenses. KIEFER-.TEFFR1ES Robert H. Kief er, legal, 272 Cherry street, and Lilly J. Jeffries, legal. 1579 Fisk street. .TOCRDAX-PEA.SLEY Albert C. Jour dan. S3, 733 . Arden road, and Alda B. 1'ea.slev, 33. 733 Arden road. WEIGHTMAN-WEIGHTMAN William George Weightman, 3!t, San Francisco. Cal., and Margaret May Weightman, 3(i Uenson hotel. COOPER-HOWELL Mildred R. Coop er, 19. 1260 East Gllsan street, and Cecil O. Howell, IS. 567 East Ash street. GIBSON-THOMAS Eugene TV. Gibson, legal, '269 Fourteenth street, and Eliza beth Thomas, legal, 633 Kearney street. MOVASOH-TREXCHARD George D. Movasch. legal, 491 East Thirty-fourth street, and Louise Trenchard, legal, Portland. HO LT-TALLON Arthur Holt, 25. Ma dras hotel, and Dorothy Tallon, 21. Port- BL'CKLET. GOHSLER Richard -J. Buckley, 35, 744 Fourth street, and Katherine Gohsler. 30, 744 Fourth street. WETSS-TRjCH Henry Veis. legal, 2SS East Ninth street, and Minnie Klrsch legal, 350 Stanton street l'ATES-HOPKINS William A. Yates, legal, Osakis, Minn., and Lena A. Hop kins, legal, Portland. HORNE-THOMPSON Oliver H. Home, legal, 2719 Forty-eighth street Southeast, and Ethel M. Thompson, legal, HOe.Eaat Nineteenth street North. FISHER-ABDELL Maurice K. Fisher. 21, 779 Brooklyn street, and Grace Ab deil, 21, Darmar apartments. Vancouver Marriage "Licenses. CAIRKS-HERRING Dan J. Cairns. S7, of Portland, and Ethel B. Herring, 16, of Portland. SPENCER-LONO Virgil R. Spencer. 21, of Lyle Wash., and Hazel Spencer. 18, of Lyie, Wash. NEAL-VARBLE Andrew Neal, 28, of Hall, Wash., and Beatrice Varble, 19, of Ambov, Wash. WINTERBURN-NELSON Harold Wintertmrn, 19, of Portland, and Mrs. Edna Nelson, 23. of Portland. WAGNiSR-SCHAFF.NER John G. Wag ner, legal, of Portland, and Matties Schaffner, legal, of Portland. EDIN-XORDLINDER John Edln, 84. of Heisson, Wash., and Victoria Nord linder. 20. of Heisson. Wash. GLEDHILL-SULLIVAN Benjamin Gltdmll, 31, of Portland, and Veronica SuHHan. 4s. of Portlard. BREYETTE-HOLLEVOLT Fred Brey ette, 37 of- Portland, and May Hollevolt, 31. of Mankato, Minn. HUSERIGK-KKLUMAN Fred Huser ick, 22, of Portland, and Dorothy Feld man, 18. of Portland. BORDEN-ABELE Charles F. Borden. 21, of Vancouver, and Beulah Abele, 19 of Vancouver. CHILDERS-ADAMS Cecil D. Chllaers, 23. of Portland and Mabel Adams, 20. of Portland. SMITH-LAYMAN Otis G. Smith, 22, of Portland, and Edith G. Layman, 21, of Yakima, Wash. STRICKLAND-WILSON Basil Strick land, 21, of Portland, and Leona M. Wil son, 18, of Portland. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND. Dec. 2. Maximum tem perature, 43 degrees; minimum, 40 de grees. River reading, 8 A. M., 1.4 feet; change in last 24 hours, none; total rain fall (S P. M to 6 P. M.), 0.43 Inch; total rainfall since September 1, 1022, 9.97 inches; normal rainfall since Septem ber 1, 12.47 Inches; deficiency of rain fall since September 1, 1922, 2.50 Inches. Sunrise. 7:34 A. M.; sunset, 4:27 P". M. Total sunshine December 2, 8 minutes; possible sunshine, 8 hours 53 minutes. Moonrisa Sunday, 4:32 P. M. ; moonset Sunday, 6:28 A. M. Barometer (reduced to sea level), at 5 P. M., 29.97 Inches. Relative humidity at a A. M., 84 pel cent; at noon, 89 per cent; at S P. M., 87 per cent. THE WEATHER. STATIONS. Wind Wa&thar. Baker ..1 22 1 Boise Boston ... Calgary .. Chicago . . Denver . .. D. Moines. Eureka ... Galveston Helena ... .Tuneaut . . Kan City.. L. Angeles. Marehfield Medford .. Minneap's N. Orleans! New York. N. Head.. Phoenix . Pocatello . Portland.. Roseburg . Sacram'to St. Louis. . Salt Lake. I 34 San Diego 54 s. Franc o 4b Seattle ... 40 Sitkat ...I... Spokane ..) 28 Tacoma ..... Tatoosh ls. 42 Walla W'al 34 Washin'n 44 Winnipeg .1 6 Yakima ..I 14 8810. 42(0. 460 34 0 4li:o 5210 540 5fl;0 740 40:0. 3S:0 5SI0 02 0 50:0 44:0. 440 8210 4010 4tt!0 60-0. 8(i!0 4010. 48 0 50!0 58!0 42!0 720. 58i0. 40 !o. '40:0, 34 0 4o;o. 42!0 4S0 5610. 2010 34;o 00..SE 001. .SE .uui . . vv .001. . 00(10 .OOi 00 001 00 021. . SW 'r.n 00 00(14 22.. 081.. 00 . . 0012: 00 oo;20: 48142! 00 ..: 081.. 43 12 00 . . 00 .. 001 . . SW 001.. SE 001. . is 00!. .INWI OllLTSW 001.. .... ,4B. .SE 10!14SW ,32..IE 00 10 S 00 ..s ,00.. IE .oil. . n SW NW S s N NW1 SW SW s N Cloudy Pt. cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clea' Pt. cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Rain Clear Pt. cloudy Clear Pt. cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Rain Pt. cloudy Clear Pt. cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Snow ,Cloudy Rain :Cloudy .Cloudy Pt. cloudy Snow tA. M. today, ing day. P. M. report of preced- FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Rain; westerly winds. Oregon and Washington Rain west portion, snow east portion; moderate wptTly winds. ewbrk to South America on overnmerti tShips New Reduced Rates Fastest Time to Rio dejaneiro, Montevideo, aftd Buenos Aires-. Finest ships American service American Food Arr.ericancoraforts. Sail ings from Pier 1. Hoboken. S. S. Pan America ... Dec 7 S. S. Western World . . Dec 23 S. S. Southern Cross . . Jan. 6 S. S. American Legion . . Jan. 20 Fortnightly thereafter For descriptive booklet, address Munson Steamship Lines 67 Wall St New York City Meneitfnf Operators fyr . U. S. 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From New York, Jan, 22, 1923 From San Francisco, Feb, 10, 1923 19th Clark to the Mediterranean p Offers a 65 day voyage which ha become a classic, as we give VrUlSC most for the money. Mammoth steamer "Empress of Scotland' formerly Kaiserin Auguste Victoria," specially reserved for the party, LEAVES ON FEBRUARY 3d. Rates $6CQ upward (vacancies from $0CJ. Includes hotels, guides, drives, fees. Stop-over privileges in Europe a pleasing teature with both cruises. Send far our programi they are free. Mediterranean 61 day cruise. $600 upward, including shore excursions. Summer Cruise Leave)uri 27 by specially chartered White Star Liner Baltic 23,664 tons. Rome, Athena, Spain visits specially featured. University-Extension and other good tours to Europe under escort, reasonable rates. FRANK C. CLARK, Times Bldg N.T. . M. 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