The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1923, Page 13

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BY JOSEPHINE VAN DE GRIFT; (Copyright, 1923, by Beattie Btar) ORMOND BEACH, March 16. & week I have been living across the street from the world's richest man; | : Florida sunshine, and beside refuses to defeat him too often, his caddy, who is the daily recipient of a new used to give them each a nickel and & penny, saying: “Now the | \s for the church.” | SEATTL cont! For} plece is for the bank and the penny|and there ts shrubbery along Is this an indirect expression trom | FE STAR is Own H ome 8 Of Estate| | call him feebla The only jangling| note in his resplendent church-going costume {fs in the brown glasses, which he always wears in strong sun- “The little colored caddy who enjoys| the distinction of ca |ler'’s golf clubs and teeing for him answers to the name of “Bunk.” The chauffeur pays him at the end of the game, but he always gets a shining jdime as a bonus The Rockefeller house sta back only a few yards from River road, the Beach road side, Across Kiver road, | down to the river, are his gardens. walking with him, brief strolls tho| John D. Rockefeller that one-stxth {s| The house ts small and so three other they were officially interviewing him; watching him as he played golf; going to church and musicales, in his wake; getting a picture, intimately, of his playtime life. So I found out many things about John D. Rockefeller, Sr. Here aro | two of them that stand out He isn't exactly the guarded, cod- dled Croesus you may Imagine. He is being treated here in Or mond as an ordinary neighbor. There ia no fence around his house at the corner of River road and Beach road; window in the Ormond hotel. There are no guards, either, And ons morning | met him at the half-light hour of ¢ trolling along the bank of Halifax road, unattended. It in the stranger in Ormond who | ogies him, following, pointing. . The people of Ormond accept him casu- ally as thelr winter neighbor, and he | seems to get @ lot of fun out of such aasociation. I fell into step with Rockefeller on the toll bridge, after he had dug tnto his pocket for the nickel which Adolf d'Grom, toll-gate keeper, ex- acts from rich men and reporters alike Looking at me keenly, Rockefeller said: “Are you a reporter?” (And foolish people say age has dimmed the eye, blunted the wits, and dulled the human intuition of this man!) T admitted my identity and told) “Well,” he smiled, walking along with me (there were no guards! about, you must remember!), about those things you accept this?” a shining dime—and another for my poser a T assured him I wasn't Instead, won't Powe s can be friends, can’t we?" said, “Without talking about those things.” Those dimes! He gives them t caddies, millionaires, reporters, so- clety ladies, photographers, garden ora, the mayor, chauffeurs, and chil dren. Formerly he dealt in smaller | coin. Youngsters here told me he TirePrices Advance We just received a CAR TAAD of LONGWEAR CORD TIRES bought before the ad: vance, and offer you a saving of 40% to 50% off iat price. Remember our prices and wo invite your inspection of the Tires. 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Yet be undeniably looks much older in his 84th year than Chauncey Depew in his 89th. Older, too, golf partner here, who ts 88. Yet he doesn’t take # nap fn the afternoon as Depew, younger men, do. Often he ts up be. fore ¢, taking @ solitary walk If the weather ts good. Breakfast is at 7780. Usually ba- con and eggs, but sometimes « chop Then a walk in the grounds and « discussion with Head Gardener George Whitlinger about the shrub- | bery and the prompeota for the «pring | flower-beda. | At 10 sharp he appears on the Or- |mond golf course for eight holes, which he usually does In 60 strokes. Ho rides to the course and later meets the chauffeur at the eighth hole. Lancheon ts at 1. A long automo- bile ride, then, and talke with guests (Always there are guests) At 7 in @inner, to which a few con- genial friends are Invited. Bed at 11. John Yord! ts the most Important man around the Rockefeller menage, next to John D. himself. Yord!'s title |1s valet. But he fa more than that. Ho ts the only known person who jcan pummel the world's richest man | turn many things I wanted to know.|and punch his rite with impunity, | For this Yordi ts a Swisa massour and a few years ago Rockefeller lured this treasure away from an- other milllonaire. To his deft mantp-| |ulation 1s attributed Rockefel! good health of recent years. | Next to massage trea! pees important thing Yord! prescribes thene: | wooten trouners, nts the is clothes. For golf: Gray tan silk coat, paper vest, thick shoes, | ray woolen cap and white cotton | | gloves. For riding: Black top coat over |the golf costume, and a vivid bluo | muffler, | For Sunday: Silk hat, Prince Al- bert coat, gray striped yort, striped |trousers, black tle with pearl pin— and a slender cane. | For evening: Faultless eventng | wear, with dinner jacket, Rockefeller does not lean on his cane when he walka You couldn't | MAGICAL BEAUTIFIERS FOR WOMEN | Women everywhere aro trying all | kinds of beautifiers, only to find that | thetr effects are transitory, The first requisite of beauty is health, With- jout it the steps lag, eyes are luster- less, dark circles appear beneath |them, the complexion becomes sal- |low, and almost invariably the un- | derlying cause is some ailment pe- |cullar to women. There in a very inexpenatve remedy for this cond!- tion in Lydia E. Pinkham's Vego- | table Compound, which for nearly fifty years has been relieving wom- len from some of the worst forms of fomale ills, Why not let it restore |you to health and beauty and the Joys of iving?—Advertivement. | than Gen. Adelbert Ames, his) and many) talking with him, tho not|the proper portion of one’s wealth| houses have been bought to accom- | modate the 20 chauffeurs, gardenern, workmen and servants John D. bought his winter home three years ago from a minister. | There ts no display in tt—no wealth of tapestries, paintings, distinctive furniture | | When he took over the house he sent word to his son that he wanted an organ. A letter came asking helght of cellings, and statistics ke that. Rockefeller promptly wrote back that he didn't want a church organ, |but a nimple litte affair on which |one could grind out « tune occasion- ally. So such an organ was in- stalled. It cost no more than a good plano, The capable other function besides valet and |masseur, Hecan play the organ; hymna are his specialty. | Horne concerts are frequent. Bun- day morninga, of course, Mr. Rocke- feller attends the little service; but each Sunday evening he walks across to the Ormond hotel His favorite selection is the Bar. carole from “Tales of Hoffman.” At the close of thone Sunday even- ing concerts everybody rises joins in singing the Communion Dox- ology. I watched Mr. and he was singing, too. hold ts Mra Jennie Fivana, a relative tte guest In Betty White, of John White of New York; she has been here with her mother, playing golf with her aged host and getting up musicales at home. Gen. Amen haa played golf with | Rockefeller for 20 years, Another favorite partner ts FE, M Johnson, steel manufacturer of New York. Mrs, A. B, Wallace generally walks home with Rockefeller from church. And Dr. John Richmond, pastor of the Community church, has a standing Invitation for a visit every Monday afternoon. No guards, I said, murround this of life as he courts Florida’s sunny wintertime, But there ts this protection: averse {s Mr. Rockefeller to being quoted, even Indirectly, on public ayestions that he does not discuss mich subjects, even with friends, and {t 1s an unwritten rule that guests Bo and small talk; best of all he likes Join with him in playing "Numertca,” & mathematical game of which he is very fond. SHUT-IN PARTY IS BIG SUCCESS Due to the co-operation of the Lib- erty theater and its manager, Leroy C. Johnson 19, public-spirited cit!- zens and firms of Seattle and Dr. F. | R. Loope, a theater party for 130 “shut-ins’ was a complete success Thursday, “The program was one of the $4.0 You can look everywhere— but you can’t equal this “Bos- ton” Chain-Store value at Goodyear welted, of dark brown calf; solid leather throughout, and backed by us for good, hard wear. | John Yordi has an- community | church tn Ormond and joins tn tho| lobby and listens to the orchestra. | and| Rockefeller, | Hostess of the Rockefeller house-| of the Inte Mra. Rockefeller. A favor- | daughter | old man during his evening playtime | content themselves with anecdotes! talk of books And after dinner they | GOVERNMENT SURPLUSGOODS The block long, double front Army Store, heaped high with Government Surplus War Supplies, selling them at a fraction of the cost of production. Due to the sudden stop of the late war the Government had left over tre- mendous stocks of the highest grade merchan- dise, and you are now enabled to procure them for less than the cost of manufacture, anJ this in the face of a rising market on all other merchandise. GOODS ARE GONE Now {s the time to fix up the garden and lawn. A few of the strong and durable Government Steel Rakes left. These are the kind that regularly sell for from $1.50 to $1.76. 85 c Your choice, each .......... on the market. in color, regulation in shape and one of the most comfortable and well- wearing shoes THE ARMY made. This is a real value. All sizes in stock. Ask MARCHING SHOE |): the shoe 4,000 pairs of these shoes have just ios act been received. They need no introduc-| sole, Pair— tion to the many thousands of people who have used them. But to the man who does not know of this shoe, it is one of the best and strongest work shoe ever made. The upper is made of high grade cowhide, full vamp, with toe cap; two soles of double oak tan leather —in fact a 100% leather shoe through- out, and cost the government about $7.50 per pair. These are special priced at ........ $3.75 Army O. D. Long Wool Pants, extra quality, reduced to, WER WME sibs ccccnecucn $2.50 Just received a large shipment of Gov- ernment Tarpaulins, Flies and Tents, Cots and Pack Bags, all priced at less than cost today. Ask the clerk to show them. $5.00 A SPECIAL Mayer’s Honorbilt Shoes, lots of small sizes in this lot, the boys and fit them out. While they last, per pair A high grade, heavy Khaki Coverall, SOCIAL: OS sive ccnmencaece | | While they last, per garment. .....c..ce. manufacture today. AT THE SIGN OF THE TWO SOLDIERS 1013-1015 First Avenue ior ae BUY NOW BEFORE THESE OFFICERS’ DRESS SHOE A new one, just received. Pgsitively the snapplest style in a plain toe shoe It is very distinctive DRESS SHOES cordovan color; made of solid leather through- out; a regular $10 value. As there are $3.50 $1.95 Army Wool Underwear, the equal of $3 and $4 goods. Nearly all sizes. $1.00 These are just a few of the many good buys offered. Visit the store and look over the big line of Blankets, Shoes, Leggins, Breeches, Pants, Mackinaws, Pea Jackets, Boots, Rubber and Leather Shoe Pacs, Pack Bags, Sea Bags, Underwear, Sox, Hats, Ponchos, Raincoats, Leather Coats and Vests, Shirts, Stag Shirts, Tobacco, Cigarets, Camp and Outing Goods, Canned Goods, Enameled Dishes: Glass Shakers and many other articles too numerous to mention in this paper, all priced away below the cost of MAIL ORDERS FILLED. WRITE FOR COMPLETE LIST. SURPLUS ARMY SUPPLY STORE Near Spring PAGE 13 fe bring in finest that my charges and myself have ever enjoyed,” said Dr. Loope Friday, “I wish to thank the theater management and others who helped make the venture possible.” A total of 25 autos was furnished Dr. Loope in which to get his “shut ins” to the theater, A special pro- gram was planned and the party was keenly enjoyed. Those who furnished cars are: Mrs. C. O, Radford, Mra. GQ W. Shatra, D. 8. Booth, George David: son, Mra. M. A. Porter, Mrs, Dan Sullivan, Mrs. Jacob Mason, R. 8. 512% & 6% MONEY Or mortgage loans on real- dence property in amounts of $2,000 ana ‘up Uitberal Repayment Privileges A. J. FISKEN CO. 802 Hoge Bids. Eliott 0274 Copeland, Yellow Cab Co., The Home Undertaking Co, ‘William Bruce, Mrs, L. McDermott, The Butterworth Co, B.C. Richards, J. C, Rouse, Bonney-Watson, J. 3B. Borrouth, Mrs. J. H. Richards and Q, N. Pope. 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