The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-11


Ieerned But a drunken place is not
tne proper place for men either. DO any
OF the Haps think so? cast my vote
tor the negative side. Women should
attend to household duties. and men
should attend TO the rough business, as
may be called. Haps have you all quit
Witlng and let new ones take your place
Dont do That, come and slve us chats
oiten. ! will bid you all adieu, wishing
70 enlist myseff as a new Hap.
Mary II. Caps.
Drummer. Texas.--Dear Haphammers:
VIII send you some money to use for the
nsod sufferers II 1t is not too late
earned 90 cents OF II doing girls work, bu,
please don't tell, because Arthur Dawson
might make fun OF me and say powdered
my face and so en-. The rest / collected
! am glad Arthur weathersby has got his
cnalr. | will not bother you with a lone
letter. so | VIII say goodbye. N my
mony Genes too late for the Galveston
sufferers put It in the helping fund,
Following are the names OF tn sc from
whom received money: Papa 30 cents.
Mrs. Aulich 10. Ed Clancy TO- Pat Sulli-
van 5, Fred Rsuch 10, Donald Doua dson
30 Total sl.35.
Donald Donaldson
Louise, Texas.---Dear Haphammer: Here
come again to bother you with my
lseriobling. feel SO sorry for the Gal
weston sufferers l send 10 cents for
the relief fund. Haps, | have the incest
nttle pony you ever saw. She can pace
real fast. have saddle, too. and
ride whenever feel like it, Minnie Van
every, saw your letter: come again /
don't think women should vote. agree
WIN Daisie Oliphant. What would be-
come of home and children while their
parents had gone to vote? Suitability,
come again, and tell us your real name
We would like to know who wrote that
good letter. Well good bye. Haps, don't
forget to send in your nickels and dimes
Tor the relief fund An old Hap.
Julia F. Robertson.
PATTERSON Texas.-Dear Haphammer:
/ have been wanting to write to the
Maps page for long time, but could not
get up courage enough and so now 1
VIII rite AID ask to admit me into
your happy band My papa takes The
Houston Post and | enjoy reading the
a6'ut tw miles from Pate son. / have
horse and ddle which | tn nix a whole
lot OF. Ny no se's name is Get Away; he
was named after race horse. am afraid
my dogs will get jealous If / don't tell
you about them; the r names are Trip
and Wizard; they are good hunting dogs
I think our con est Is a 60 d one and /
for one do not tn nix women ought to
vote. With love to Mrs Foster and al
the Flaps Willie C!emons.
San Angelo. Texas.--Dear Haphammer:
Here l come to ask n may join your
happy band l have just finished reading
the Haps' page and enjoyed 1t very much
live in town and do not see much of the
hinl. 10
much Some of you talk OF picking cot
ton. | think 1t would be jolly fun for
| never did even see 1t growing. Elijah
Gregory, / agree wifi you and here
come to defend my SEX for | do think
women ought to vote. Though | think YOU
intimated very plainly that we we're cow
ards by saying there would not he SO
many wars. ! wish some OF the readers
would suggest some good books to read.
I like to read so much have just An
ised reading From Jest TO Earnest" by
E. p Roe. With love to all the Haps
and Mrs. Foster od-bye.
Louise Ellene Ellis.
Joaquin, Texas.-Dear Haphammey:
Please hush and let me talk some, for
have not talked in nearly a year, l mean
to the Haps. Well, Charles Weiss. l am
surprised to see that you are away up
there among the mountains. Should wo-
men vote?' Mo- ] don't think they ought
TO vote. but do think they have as much
right to tc as to stand behind counters,
keep books, plow. hoe and do various
other kinds OF work men ought to do, but
here goes my vote for women to not vote
Philip Webster. think you need not fear
the women sheriffs governors and judges. |
for women have better and more sense
than to run for such Offices ! am learning
to ride horseback now and / think I'll
make an expert rider Z the old maxim is
true. "that bad beginning makes good
ending" I send GO cents for the Calves
ton sufferers. Papa gave so cents mlmma
cents and myself cents Now. Haps. |
goodbye. Inez Crawford
Brandon. Texas.-Dear Haphammer:
Our page is one of the grandest offers to
us young people, 1t teaches us how to /
write and compose letters Oh. myi How
do enjoy reading the interesting letters
written by our editress and little folks
and the large ones also. Well. see the
contest is Should Women Vote?" I do
not think women ought to vote. There
are enough men in our grand country
to vote and carry on. the elections with
out the women. Well cotton picking is
the order OF the day here. We have OUT
twenty eight bales, and are expecting to
get about twelve or fifteen more Well
as am afraid my letter is getting too
long. will take my departure and leave
space for an interesting writer re-
main an admirer of the page. Adieu
Bonnie.
p 81 would like to change the words
OF Miss Adair'' for the words of the
Blind Girl" b.
Corsicana, Texas.-Dear Haphammer:
viii you admit another little girl in
your happy band OF boys and girls?
am IA years old ] have been silent
reader for about three years; I will Just
come out with plain old words, say what
/ think about why shouldn't woman
vote. Would it not be a shame to see
a woman at the polls where drunken
men are? II woman thinks anything
of lers alf she won't do the like Now
Haps don't you all think so? Just come
and say WRIT you think. ! have ret
seen anything of any of the Corsicana
children writing. live four miles nor
of Corsicana on the Houston and Texas
Central railroad. Mrs. Foster did put
such a nice piece OF poetry in The Post
this week; II is Little Boy Blue" I
read II over twice today. Some OF you
good dreamers come again. Acls Grace