THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON MONDAY. JUNE 7,-1948 PAGE SIX Charles W.Nash, Pioneer In Auto Industry, Is Dead Beverly Hills, Cal., June 7 P Messages of sympathy came from across the nation today to the family ol Charles W. Nash, 84, who rose In the American tradi tion from farm boy to a leader of industry. ' Nash was one of the pioneers in the automotive industry. He died yesterday of a heart aliment, less than 10 months after the death of his wife, Mrs. Jessie nai leek Nash. Mrs. Nash died August 19. 1947. at the aee of 83. Nash's condition at that time took a turn for the worse and doc tors feared the shock would prove fatal. Funeral arrangements still were incomplete today. Born In Illinois He was born in De Kalb county, 111, Jan. 28, 1864, where he was a farmer until 1891. Then he went to work in Flint, Mich., as a trim mer in the Flint Road Cart Co. After advancing to superinten dent of the Road Cart Co., Nash became vice-president and gene ral superintendent of the Durant Dort Carriage Co. While making carriages, the automobile pioneer invented the straight line belt conveyor sys tem, still standard In assembly line operations. - Headed Bulck, Olds Within two years after enter ing the automobile industry, Nosh headed Buick, the Oakland Motor company, Olds Motor Works and the General Motors Truck Co. In 1912 he was elected head of Gen eral Motors. . , Nash bought the Thomas B. Jeffrey Co., of Kenosha, Wis., In 1916 and a year later produced the first Nash automobile. In 1930 Nash retired as presi dent of his company but continu ed in active management as chair man of the board. Realty Transfers Deeds May 22 L. K. Reed to E. L. Grlswold, SWY 5 15 11 except 2 A. to State of Ore. Robert Foley, admn, to C. B. Humphrey, admn, lot 4, blk 16, Lytle. i - Mary F. Gervals to Dillon L. Moore, tr 14, Virginia pk and blks 3-4 Deschutes uk. . F. H. Stlckley to Arthur W. Chamness, part NENW IS IS 13. F. H. Stlckley to Ivan L. J. Lantzer, part NENW 15 15 13. Frank W; McCaffery to Fred J. Stevens, lot 86, Railway add. Arthur V. Stevens to Preston L. Ypung, lots 13 14, Fair acres. Brooks-Scanlon Inc. to Sullivan Glove Co, part NENE 5 18 12. Cleve E. Clapp to Central Ore Fir Supply Co, SWSW 21 15 13. A. Michael Barrett to H. G. Gll cher, lot 1 S Iff 2 blk 6, Lytle. Laurence E. Clausen to Fre mont S. Beall, lot 2, blk 3, Staats. Joe Talbot to P. G. Watklns, WV4 sec 27; all section 33; SWVl 34 14 10; "NWSW, WWiNW 3 15 10; SE?4 21, EHE'i, NWNE 28 14 10. Howard Mayfleld to Bessie Pe terson, lot 4, blk. D. Redmond T. S. 1st add. Philip B. Fogarty to Tim B. O'Keefe. lots 11 12. blk 51, Center. Brooks-Scanlon Inc. to A. C. Sholes. E'iSE 22 EV4NE 27 18 12. W. L. Van Duren to Benjamin Cecil Satterfield, lot 6, blk 28, Park. Mori (raires Ma y 22 Dillon L. Moore to Des. fed sav . and loan, tr, 14, Virginia pk and tracts 3-4 Deschutes pk. Arthur W. Chnmness to F. H. Stlckley, part NENW 15 15 13.' Ivan L. J.' Lantzer to F. H. QUICK. PERMANENT LOW-COST CONSTRUCTION Get the Facts Today! EUGENE STEEL BLDG. CO 523 Lawrence St., Eugene, Ore. Seaton H. Smith 100 Drake Road Bend, Ore. WE ARE NOW Exclusive Dealers and Distributors For BENZ AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCK SPRINGS Wo Also Do Expert Automobile and Truck SPRING REPAIRING! We Have Plenty oi Steel JOE EGG BLACKSMITHING ' and WELDING MS Harrtman Phone 14M-W Stlckley, part NENW 15 15 13. Preston L. Young to U. S. Nat') bnk, lots 14 13, lair acres. Fremont S. Beall to U. S. Nat'l bnk lot 2, blk 3, Staats. P. G. Watklns to Joe Talbot, WM, sec. 27; all section 33; SWV4 34 J4 10; NWSW WV4NW 3 15 10; SEW 2; EWE'i NWNE 28 14 10. Mortgage Releases May 22 P. A. Erickson to Ronald E. Spaniet, lot 12, blk 14, Staats.' U. S. Nat'l bnk to Cleve Eu gene Clapp, partial, SWSW 21 15 13. Des. fed sav and loan to Law rence E. Clausen, lot 2, blk 3, Staats. . Deeds May .24 Marshall P. Bedlnger to Sam mle W. Bedinger, part SW 1 16 1. Fred Stabenow to City of Bend, lot 16, blk 44, Center. Michael Weiss to Michael Weiss, lots 1-2-3-4-5, blk 47, Redmond. Zola B. Hutchens to Edward R. Franklin, lot 1, ami N 25' 2 blk B Red. Ts S. 1st add. . Le Roy D. Aeschliman to Fran cis C. Jacquot, lot 3, blk 17, Park. . Mortgages May 24 Jean W." Hawthorne to H. E. Van Arsdale, lot 1 being NENE lot 2, being NWNE 2 17 12 and S'iSE SV1NE NWSE NESE 35 16 12 SWSW 25, SESE 25 all sec 36 16 12. Mortgage Release May 24 Bank of Bend to B. B. Gervals, tr 14, Virginia pk. - veeua May Z5 Ray Brown to Ethel McGreer Brown, part of lots 1-2-5-6-7, blk 20, Redmond. Ernest H. RIxe to Laurence E. Clausen, part lot 1, blk 16, Park. John Kamlo to Oliver Stelnley, lot 9, blk 5, Mill. Mortgages May zo Jack R. Gordon to Des. fed sav and loan, lot 25-26, blk 104, 1st add Bend pk. , Ralph K. Mooers to 1st nan bnk, W 31' lot 3, blk 4, Cntr. Mortgage Release May xli Des. fed sav and loan to W. F. Brewer, lot 13, W4 12, blk 18, Center. Deeds May 26 William F. Brewer to Elizabeth Huntman, lot 13 WMi 12, blk 18, center. James R. Forrest to Edwin S. Cripe, NVi lot 5, blk 2. Staats. . Mortgage May 26 Edwin S. Cripe to State of Ore gon, N'i lot 5, blk 2, Staats. George E. Windham to Laura Pittendrlgh, tr 4 and 6, Norwood. Mortgage Release May 26 Des. fed and loan to James R. Forrest, Nto lot 5, blk 2, Staats. Deeds May 27 Frank W. McCaffery to Law rence Twomey, lot 10, Railway ad dition. . . . . B. E. Lechncr to George H. Miller, NEK' 5 22 10. Adren Allen to Edmund E. Ba con, S'A tr 39 so. Moreland. Thomas H. Cork to George Coo ley, part of SWSW 16 15 13. Edmund E. Bacon to Mary Scribner, S'4 tr 39 So. Moreland. Mortgage Releases May 27 U. S. Nat'l bnk to A. W. Men- dcnhall, S!4 lots 4-3, blk 2, Ellin- gers. E. H. Stewart to Ben Davidson, lots 7-8, blk 16, Mt. View. Deeds May 28 Cora M. Mehl to Harry A. Hun ter part of SH 32 17 12. ' Horace H. Campbell to John Ramlo, lot 10. blk 19, Highland. Deschutes co' to Luther Metke, lot 10, blk 2, Lava. Deschutes co Mun. Imp. dist. to George Sllkworth, lot 1, blk 9, Rlv. terr. S. Deltrtck to' George Sllkworth, lot 2, blk 9, Riv. terr. Robert J. Gardner to William C. Crooks, lot 1, blk 8, Park. William C. Crooks to J. D. G. Dorr Jr., lots 1-2, blk 111, st add Bend pk. Grant A. Sharer to Kenneth E. DeShazer, WANE 15 18 12. W. W. Hutnley to June C. Dube Rumbaugh, lot 1, blk 11, Des chutes. Albert Shipley to Hazel W. Roy, EAGLE-PICHER HOME INSULATION four home will be warmer In winter, cooler1 In Hum mer with an Eagle-Picher Certified Insulation Job. Pava for itself with fuel savin n aa high aa 40. In stalled to factory engineered specifications. Up to 3 years to pay. , ' PHONE 34 FOR FREE ESTIMATE L H. CLAWSON & CO. INSULATORS PACIFIC COAST 135 Oregon Ave. BeniL Ore. Bennett's Machine Shop ..'' 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Come in and see the O-E All Automatic Waaher in action. A dem omtration will show you that it's "automatic waihing at its finest." Trfe-mirk ha. U. t. Nt. OH. '69.98 Down BEND ELECTRIC CO. 644 Franklin Phone 169 part of tract C of tr 23, Virginia Pk- Max A. Cunning to 'Hazel W. Roy, part of tract C of tr 23, Vlrr glnla pk. Mortgages May 28 Cliff Bishop to U. S. nat'l bnk, E 65' of W 145' tr 46, Sothman add. Ted E. Hayward to U. S. nat'l bnk, lot 10, blk 69, Redmond. R. E. Lynds to U. S. nat'l bnk, S 100' lot 4, So. Moreland ac. ' J. J. Fairfield to Pac' 1st fed sav and loan, lot 5, blk 13, Mt. View: George Sllkworth to U. S. Nat'l bnk, lots 1-2, blk 9, Rlv terr. Kenneth E. DeShazer to State of Oregon, W14NE 15 18 12. Sen. Capper, 83, Plans To Retire Washington, June. 7 IB Sen. Arthur Capper, 83-year-old Kans as republican, said today he isn't seeking reelection because -30 years in the senate "is about long enough." , The veteran prohibition advo cate, whose fifth senate term ex pires at the end of this year, an nounced last night that he has "decided not to run for reelec tion." ' Capper Is the oldest man In the senate, and Is second only to Sen. Kenneth McKellar, D., Tenn., in length of service. McKellar has a 32-year record. " . ' Capper gave no explanations in the formal announcement of his -.;- See. . ELMER LEHNHERR '' For, Liberal Cash Loans ON YOUR- AUTO LIGHT TRUCK PICK-UP Private Sales Financed Simple Credit Requirements Complete Privacy 15 Months to Pay Quick Service . ' Oregon Owned Motor Investment Co. . . M-833 " 217 Oregon , Phone 525 retirement. But he told the United Pi-ess In an Interview: Does His Part "I guess I've been here about long enough. I've done my part . . . now I want to take life a little easier." 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