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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-08-20
Alice And Her Cigarettes

One of the most interesting develop
mcnts of the country = news is that
which ccntcrs around Alice Roosevelt
L3ngworth, daughter of the very con-
siderable Teddy, and wife of the very
inconsidcrablc Nick. To start il oil,
sent out u flossy story TO the effect that
Alice smokes cigarettes, steadily and
consistently buys cOiliuunils, aud -
shameless. in her devotion to the little
denominations. Then the trouble began.
Women : societies, Sunday schools aud
all other sorts of rcformative associa.
tions began To get busy under the ia.
SEPARATION Of the Anti.Cigarcttr League.
Petitions with thousands of signatures
were forwarded to Alice in Cincinnati.
asking her 10 deny the rum0r If it WAS
untrue, and il she was guilty to swear
on N n duty she owed To the young
of the country. Altogether it was II
great hue and cry, aud now comes on
Alice aud refuses tn be heard. She has
nothing To give out To the public, She
refuses 10 either affirm or deny. Ap.
parcnt!y she takes the position that II
is nonc of the puhlic's business whether
she smokes EN- or not, Her attitude in
the matter very much resembles that
of yirc.presidout fairbanks when le
frozc up on the subject at cocktails, n sill.
cnce which he persisted in although eX.
posed To the battering of the same ele.
mcnts the country over, so it is not
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-08-20
THINKS NEW MEXICO
HAS BIG AGRICULTURAL FUTURE
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same annual precipitation as occurs
along the SAME range up here ia Colo
RADIO. The many streams flowing out
of these mountains toward the east
and southeast are the head waters of
the Canadian aud rccos rivers. These
streams, ON reaching the more level
valleys below the foothills, except
when swollen by waters from melting
SHOWS or heavy rains, are usually as
quiet and placid rs u meadow brook.
AT such times, to the ineffective
aud uniformed. they would seem to
drain u territory Of scant water supply.
and the appellatiOn given them ~ rivers
never fail 10 excite u smile from the
eastern tourist.
cone only has to look at the width
of the VI rcam beds from 100 or 200 feet
from bank To bank; the debris from
floods left on p%rairics far beyond the
banks of the 81 rcams; the unrUotiRg and
Judgement of large trees; and rolling
of huge bouldcrs of fifty to eighty tons
weight down the canons, aud the data
available in the records of the engin.
eering department Of any railway com.
pany in New Mexico, in order TO fully
appreciate the volume and violence
1T the waters contained in the elemental
deluges Of the hills. Travellers and driv.
ers compelled Ia camp for several days
beside any one of these ST renms waiting
for the turbulent waters TO subside 80
they can cross, fully recognize the enor.
nous quantity of flood water washed
from the watershed. While they are
permanent streams in the sense that
they always carry some water. they are
near their source, tOrrentIal in character.
often one of these NJ reams carries "A vol.
IN of water of from $4,000 to 20. 0OO
cubic feet per second for twelve TO TWEEN.
ty.four hours. know Of one measure.
ment nj Logan, New Mexico, on the Can.
adian river ia 1909. which showed that
the river carried 100, 900 cubic feet per
second and most of it came from flood
IN the timarron. Vermeio and Red rivers
in Colfax county. For ages these wat
crs, more valuable than all the minerals
in the mountains, upon which they fan,
have rushed on to utter waste TO the
Gulf Of Mexico.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-08-20

or available for irrigating the $4,000
acres Of irrignble land, or nearly two.
acre feet for each acre. The average
rainfall being about seven TO eighteen
inches, this would make "a total water
supply of forty.nine inches per annum.
automatically, 1t is possible to store
aud utilize nearly all of this runoff.
Practically it is easily possible to store
and utilize more and more of IL each
year, until, with the increase flow Of
the springs, the raising OF the ground
water aud the increased humidity Of
the air, caused by irrigation of large
areas, all the farming land OF this entire
district can be brought under the high.
est state of cultivation.
What Storage Means.
"What this means in New Mexico
may be realized by seeing the wonder.
fpl results of irrigation in certain dist.
ricts IN Colorado, which only n few years
ago, were t~rceless plains used only for
grazing purposes. Now they are occu.
pied by II numerous population Of pros
porous farmers. with n sugar mill every
few miles and lands selling AZ $500 10
$500 per mere, or fruit districts where
land is worth from 81 1000 to $4,000 per
acre, having full bearing orchards.
1.-THE native people and settlers OF
Colfax, Mora, San Miguel and Taos
counties have successfully grown certain
crops-such as wheat, beans,short seas.
on corn. sorghum and kaffir corn. with.
out irrigation, for over fifty years, and
the Mexican people have always planted
temporal crops above the irrigated lands
"%lrrigation farming has been carried
on in some parts Of Mora, San Miguel
and Taos counties since the e%arlies,
occupation by the Spaniards while Their,
are remains of ancient irrigating ditche,
in Taos county used probably many hun
dred years before by the Pueblo Indian,
or by some race which preceded them
"In Colfax county which was former
~ the home aud fovorite hunting ground
of the ties and Apaches Indians, irri
cation farming has been practiced fol
over fifty years. The noted scout and
Indian fighter, KIT Carson, had n ranch
on the Ponil near Cimarron and con
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-08-20

stfucttu one Oh lnc IiFhl lfTiBatioh
bitches Ia Colfax county. The irrigated
farms and the large stone flour mill ut
Cimarron, owned by Lucian Il. Maxwell,
supplied the settlers and the United
States army posts with flour in the early
sixties.
Irrigation Development.
"Here Is. r. Eaton, the pioneer Of the
great Greedy irrigation district, after
wards governo of Coloado, learned to
farm by irrigation ON one of Maxwell 5
ranches near Cimarron.
"But the method of irrigation, seed.
ing and cultivation, were crude and
wastefgl compared TO modern methods
now in use in the irrigation districts In
California, Utah aud Colorodo, and until
quite recently no efforts have been
made to store and utilize the vast guam
titles of flood water.
cit il only within n few years that
the great irrigation possibilities along
this watershed have been given any
attention. The reason for this is that
the greater part of the land in these
counties was included in land grants
owned by a few individuals and com
panies and used for grazing purposes.
The owners did not want to divide the
land into small tracts for settlers. In
fact settlers was Just what they did not
Desire. But the settlers nave come. This
means that there will soon he = cultivat-
I'd farm on the are. of ground formerly
required for the maintenance of "A single
steer.
"The crops grown under irrigation
in this dist rict are chiefly alfalfa, sugar
beets, wheat, oats, barley, beans, Ken
lucky bluegrass and all kinds of garden
vegetables, including melons.
cit is n fine fruit country, particu.
larly for high priced apples and pears.
The apples are thin.skinned, crisp and
juicy. of finest flavor and keeping
qualities. There are n few good orch
ards that have been bearing for 80
so years with very few failures dur
ing that time.
Sugar Beet Production
can the conditions are exceptionally
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-08-20
TEN COMMANDMENTS TO
HUSBANDS" o EDITORS

likely that we are never to know what
brand Alice prcfrrs ii she uses 'em-Or
how she feels to be- held up as II horrible
example to the young Of the country.
We are simply given to understand that
II she cares for them il is her own bus
incsss aud that she dues not propose to
discuss her private habits with the gen
crul public. 1t : n shame to he thus de-.
MED, but the reasoning person cannot
resist the impulse to say that the head
of tho said Alice is level. II may Ice
conceded that il She has the habit it il
her distinct misfortune, but it cannot be
denied that il is her " affair, aud
that of her immediate family who have
TO endure the consequences of it.
The whole ease is just simply another
incident OF the buting.i in principle Of
which there is too much ia this country.
what Alice does or does not do. What
she docs or don I do makes absolutely
NO difference because she is IN no SENSE
II type OF American wOmanhoOd. But
for the accident of birth she would new.
81 have been heard of outside her w
limited circle. She is one Of the class
only. The real American woman of any
age, is not influenced in the least by
her or any of her type. Admittedly "a
good woman she has nothing IN common
with the noble multitude who are bear.
my the nation : children. making the
nation : homes, and keeping clean and
sweet the national character. To empha,
size the importance of ncr personal hnb'
It's is To eNaggeratc an influence that
really does not exist. Reducing IL all
down to United States, il is making
much out of nothing, which is the di
mcnsion of the whole LonpwOrth faulty
Give ~ n rest rs tn Alice aud her Gigs.
Tho Real Country Makers
More than ordinary interest attache,
to the preliminary steps for the annual
meeting Of the pccos Valley Press asso
] fldl lbH NHl'U WIZ uNN'lllblt bN WV
some time next month. II is the first
press association to have permanent h.
ing IN all of New Mexico, aud IL TIA,
first attempt of the newspaper fellow'
to use the same principle of Organiza
tion that is followed by all other crafts
The country newspaper man of New
Mexico is the real country ma cr. Par
ticularly is this 50 with the Pccos Val
ley, The slope did not really begin t,
progress until the little papers began t.
spring up and to tell the outside w0rl,
of the life Of our people, and wha'
wc have in this wonderful vale. ear
uumr II half dozen papers in this ms
ISOLATION who are doing more to brinl
people in, to devclopc the waste places
than all other influences in their com
munity put together. Year in aud yea
out they tell of the resources that arr
waiting the hand of the settler, arr
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Natural Reservoirs.

~"Scattered over this entire scope Of
country, as well as in the lower levels
of the mountains aud foothills. are nat.
ural depressions and lakes, which, ri
small expense, can be utilized as reser.
voirs; while, ia the upper levels, nearer
the sources Of the streams, are many fay.
orahle sites where large reserve reser
voirs can be constructed at reasonable
cost.
Farmers have learned that the hest
water right IL the one with a reservoir
behind IL. In most irrigation systems
which have not sufficient storage ca.
pacity, the streams are naturally short
of water in the dryest part of the season
when the farmers need the water most.
The soil aud subsoil of this whole dist.
rict are quite uniform in character and
favorable to the highest duty Of water.
The soil Is mostly a deep, rich. chocolate
colored sandy loan, with clay subsoil
which holds the water where II il most
available for plant growth. This feat.
ure in connection with the fact that the
principal rainfall occurs during July and
August renders the duty Of water extra,
ordinarily high.
Annual Precipitation.
"Vernon l.. Sullivan, territorial en-.
gineer, has expressed the opinion that
In this portion Of New Mexico, nine
inches Of water, properly used, in ad.
dition to the natural rainfall win be
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tional campaign too many men are fol.
loving the fetch Of party rather than
the dictates Of reason. There should
really bc nu party IN the whole matter.
The reasoning man should analyzc the
principles offered, select those which his
intelligence accepts, aud vote for Tia"
men who stand for those principles. At
least such is the conclusions formed by
my thimblcful.
Rather Statewide Submission
The people of New Mexico are not the
only ones that have their political troub.
les. The citizens of Texas are now wit.
Messing the weirdest pairing of IN west.
crn aud southern history, aud there are
some individual eases over the line that
are so warm that they smoke. Take the
liquor question in Amarillo for exam.
pie. \ year OF two ago the town went
dry 10y one vote. The supreme court
Il few weeks ago set the election aside
and on the 9TH the electors will fight
it ont again. The campaign is now go.
ing on with all of the acrimony that
invariably attaches To II wet aud dry
contest. No wonder there is such n
growing sent imcnt in Texas, which has
at last been victorious in securing the
submission, every one of which invariab
ly leaves sears that never heal.
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Die Ybilippus Oemeinoe
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gorfis.r, peier Witt; Sesrstdr. ps'
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Witt; Spi. G.ort, 3. WiiIlsr, ebri'
| Itian Wisner, Notbias amon, Ntt.
anapp, Dilb.Im Saas. Better Rom'
nader, qbiI. Joeob.
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