The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14

tChicagol, cagol,
Charles J. Hartah. charles koh,er H.,
Peter Doelgcr. S1T. r. parnss
~ g. L. Borden. William W. ColA
Robert Bacon. George '. bHcr,
Eva >. Cochran. Charles T.. Cot'ing,
william WhferiEht Helen g. Iuilliard.
MARY o. pnkney, John NJ. Burke.
charles g. Thonsr- Ellen <, {. James,
son. Androw Freedman,
David II. Tolman. charles G Gates,
Mrs. u. &. prycc. Louis G. HamcrsleY
David DowH, John II Marshall,
Robert puugle Charles ~ Marshall
James A. Gatlsnd. Chaties II. Stcinway
otto Huler. John u, ttimmlns,
George D. Nowdoin stephen y. Elkins.
Nathaniel IhHycr. Olivcr Awcs tBOs'
J. i.lymruon, Jason s Rogers.
Richd.d 81 colgate. charles u. Tenney
John II Converse, Eruyt Ihalman.
Francis L. Loring, Hobart Williams,
Baroness Won Ied- u. Guggeuheim,
wit1, l.. Arthur Hinckley,
George W. Crossnan. Julia l. Buttcrtield,
Mrs Eleanor n,l W. V. Van Week,
Phelps charles O. Emery,
a -, Spalding Elizabeth NJ. Ander'
william ". walker. son.
e" Van r. smith. Luther Kountzc,
tnham Abraham, Ralph J. Preston.
Edward r. RBcOn, Max ). Briet"nbach,
Jacob LAngeIoth John B. stanchfield.
The list of those who died in the
present generation leaving between
81 1000, 900 and $1,000. 900 is too long
to print, he says. 1t contains sew
eral thousand names.
New Rockefeller Estimates.
The author deVotes section OF his
book to the Rockefeller and, stand
ard Oil fortunes under the heading.
The Largest Estates Are from
standard OIL
'In "A single lifetime" he says.
"John u. Rockefeller has amassed a
fortune greater than that OF any
other individual or family. His
wealth is estimated at s2,400, 900, 900,
including the holdings in the Foun-
dations.
"Mr. Rockefeller is worth $1,000
600. 900 in oil alone. His railroad
holdings are estimated at 100000
600. His holdings in industrial cor
porations outside OF Standard Oil are
appraised at $500 900, 900, and his In
terest in gas. electric light and trac-
ton is fixed at several hundred mil
lions more. He has several hun
dred million dollars in bonds OF the
United States and other countries
and in the bonds OF cities and states.
He owns many millions in real estate
and mortgages. Part of this vast
wealth is held in the Foundations
When Mr.. Rockefeller dies his estate
will show far less than he owns be-
cause a large share OF his fortune
has already been transferred to his
children.
More than forty families in the
United States have in excess OF $780,
600 900 each. More than 100 other
families have in excess of $4,000
600 each More than 500 other fam
| lilies have in excess of $50 100000
, each.
ESTIMATED income tax returns
show that John u. Rockefeller's tax
able income IL about S40,00O,OOO a
year, william Rockefeller and the
late Henry c. Frick, s1o,0o0,OOO
each. Morgan. Baker, Harkness, Ar
mour, Ford, Payne, Vanderbilt, Field
| Green, Hartman, GugEenhelm' AS
tor, Hil, Mellon and Phipps, $4,000,
900 each; the Stillman family, Ryan
Schwab. du Pont, clark, Brady and
whitney. 100000 each, Schiff
Duke, Eastman. Kahn, swift, Rosen-
wald, Blair, Huntington, Flagler
Widcner. Stotcsbury and Pratt. 81
100000 each.
Others whose taxable incomes are
estimated to exceed S2,OOO,OOO
year are Penfield, Converse, Gould
Reid. Rogers, Hearst. Mills Dawson
Belmont, John ID. Ryan, Gary, Bill
ings, Cochran, Pullman, Couzens
Pierce, Doheny, Chaplin, Wendell
Goelet. Woolworth, Plant, Arbuckle
Rhinelander, James, Morris, Moore
Phelps, Dodge, Lamont and War
burg,
Tho gross income Of most OF these
persons far exceeds the taNabi,
|amount The gross income OF Johr
m. Rockefeller, for example. Is abou
ISl4O,00O, 900 year. His income II
1907, the panic year, was estimated
at about the same amount. Prior tC
that time IT was estimated at $4,000,
600 a month"