Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-07
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,1 There is common saying to the effect lns that
we would all be rich" This simply means
| that had we only possessed Judgment
enough to know that it is the universal rule
for cities to grow, we could all or us have
gotten rich out of real estate investments in
Chicago, Kansas City, Denver, Tacoma and
host OF other cities.
ing this fact: The United States census reports
show that our population has been increasing
right along for good many years at the rate
OF o. 600 600 year. During the past ten year years
immense army must find ne,C homes and they
naturally seek such States as are apt to fur
nish them with the best and most likely
means of support. The State of Washington
is becoming known throughout the Union as
THE PENNSYLVANIA OF THE WEST.
), It is ,, more like England, possessing as it
does all the natural resources that have
made England the foremost nation of the
world. England with an area of So 900 square
miles supports a population of $4,000, OO1
washington, with an area greater by 1000
square miles can sustain equally as dense IL
population. These are facts made apparent
by investigation.
The result is, Washington is growing more
rapidly than any State in the Union, and
real estate in her cities doubles in value
oftener
successful towns on Puget Sound will be re-
peated at Nisqually City. 1t is giant at
birth. Its future Is as bright as Iopes Aoung
inent city.
GET IN THE SWIM.
Washington has the coal and iron OF a
Pennsylvania, the gold and silver of o Clio
RADIO, the timber of a MICHIGAN, the wheat of
Minnesota the fruit lands of . California,
the hop farms of the world, more and better
harbors than England, and a climate so mild
that flowers bloom outdoors every month in
the year.
bors, has become the manufacturing center
of the world. and supports q population of
S5.0000OO On 5000 square miles of territory.
Washington, England's counterpart, pos
have made England's wealth and power.
with an area 1900 square miles greater
than -, Englsnd,sS and has population
as dense a population as can England, and is
rs certain of doing SO as history is of re-
peating itself. England has increased Its
population 1000, 600 in ten wears. The United
The census of Germany shows it's increase
to be equally as great. The census OF all
civilized countries shows the same results.
We can study the census reports OF the diff
ferent countries to our advantage. They
show us that all civilized countries are in
creasing in population, and that the increase
is confined principally to cities. They show
a condition not peculiar to this country
alone, but that such is the case in all coun-
tfleS, many european Clues even exceeding
our own cities in the rapidity of their
growth, as for instance: Berlin gained 260,-
COO in five years time: Hamburg. with its big
suburb Altoona. increased from 400, 600 in 1885
to 100 900 in $780, gain of over 100000 in five
years, while Leipsic gained over 100 per cent
in five years, growing from population of
10 900 in 1885 to 353 600 in $780, The enre list
of European cities show the same marvel
GUS increase.
1t is the universal rule, the law of the age,
on the pages of history, empha-
sized by each succeeding census, SO he who |
runs may read. It points the road to wealth. |
Every five years. every ten years, 1t pounds |
the stubborn fact into our dull brains that |
real estate doubles in value because cities |
double in size. That ground floor invest |
ments of few years ago are fortune-makers |
now, and if we we're half as wise as we think |
we would know that ground floor |
Investments made in choice real estate to- |
day means homes of our own, and wealth |
and luxuries few years hence.
Now for the application of the facts. No |
matter how rapidly real estate increases in |
value, il you do not oWn some, the advance |
will do you no good. You will never get rich |
out of real estate unless you buy it, We |
have done business on Puget Sound for |
eight years. During the past year we paid
put to investors and shareholders profits |
amounting to 100000. Prospects for future