The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-11-11
Bares RockefelIer's Secrets
New York Globe. J

John D. Rockefeller As He Is the subject OF an unsolcl
biography Of the Standard Oil written BY tutor oner
his family Professor Teleaque Tmayen who seems to nay
induced the fnancier to invest in history OF Greece
The professor the editor Of the Eastern and Western ReyeW
published Boo and formerly he engaged in several publish
ing this city This modern Teemacus has wandered
many lands seeking his fortune and when he first met the Rockeiee
family whose life he infinitely describes he had school OF language
and gave them instruction composition rhetoric and SUCH angu
ages they desire
The confidential learned set forth by this IN
deatgabe writer who remembers what the family had Tor
breakfast day by day All the begin with cold water an item
which rriate him. Professor mayens declares that with
glowing eyes and with deep the game Mr. Rockefeller m
duced him espionage his other wealthy pupils
for instance he able give good tip to Mr. Rockefeller
given to him by the late Jay Gould
Meanwhile, continues the professor i succeeded Ill winning
the friendship president Of famous imam
ca institution He was an almost inexhaustb fountain of
formation financial and otherwise Of deeds and nisdeeds OF plots
ad eouneplots all Of which duly impaired Mr. Rockefeller who
rubbed his hands and chuc<led with joy
The belief then grew upon the professor that time Tor hum
get barrel of money which, he declares Mr. Rockefeller said he
could make for him. The classical scholar declares that the adj
vice Of the nncer he invested in oil certificates and saw them go
down day by day In his anxiety he Cleveland where he
visited Mr. Rockefeller for several days. and induced him to lend
him $4,000 the copyright of Greece in the Times Of Homer
which the author had dedicated to his patron The returns III royal
ties Greek history large but the professor takes the tone
that he had acquired much for it. and with the bundle of
money guarded carefully Teemachu of old waed off uors
from his mother Penelope he went again to Wall street try his
luck and here the Greek leaves the reader state OF suspense
Oh how many times says the professor speaking of Rookie
teller Il have heard him express the desire the ardent wish for
public recognition
Neither pen words describe how much
Rockefeller fears publicity He have his questioned
criticised fears have his family question him of
business fears aye the very sound of his footsteps fears his
shadow, fears the reflection of his image the looking glass
The life Of John d. Rockefeller fear. He fears the
he drinks pure trades honem fact
know from that has long been associated with
John d. Rockefeller who escape being mpregnated with fear
Rockefeller attaches much Importance the and
that it the organ which the Almighty bestowed
him against friends and designing
yourself thin old with nose which
much the organ of smell implement for detecting danger
separating truth falsehood also with pair hard
which be blue orange yellow blue and yellow eyes
which emit welcome ighheaene conentedness which
show emotion but only disappointment which possess hypnotic
then perhaps understand the secret of the
dominant power of Rockefeller"
The professor inclined think that Rockefeller was the
mind of the Standard Oil company but rather H. H. Rogers
time he himself attended meeting the board directors
Rogers seemed to do of the talking.
Success quotes the classical tutor Rockefeller told
achieved by keeping the mouth closed the ope
1t evident that there times when the inancier grew
weary the ecurng of his finely educated reported
yawnng few days impressive periods and he inquired
when the professor intended to relieve and then added quickly Il
nean professor how long do you intend to stay with u.s.
The professor says that he in all for years attached to
he Rockefeller household