The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-13
TO CHALLENGE VOTING RIGHT
 OF STUDENTS
(Contlnued from First Page.)

here after graduating is pointed out as unlikely on the face of the facts Many others fall In the same category
 Chairman Doughan has taken the matter up on behalf of the democratic party and has either already commun- Icated with the democratic chairman In the home of each of the students as far as possible or will have replies from communications to them in time 10 have definite information concern Ing them by the time registration is started. Ii s the intention of the chair an to have the students who are In his belief, trying to become enrolled as voters here unlawfully and to the prejudice of the permanent residents of the city challenged when they come up for registration
 In cases where it is found that stud ents in this class persst in attempting registration, swearing to the required statements of the law to do so, and where the challengers have informa- ton that the facts do not warrant their registration the students will not only he challenged but will be prosecuted at law for perjury The democratic town committee is determined that 1t will not be made the victim of the ringing in of students as voters here affecting the vote of the city when they are not residents here and have no interest here outside of getting an education at Yale
 In the list of those who have applied from the First ward appear men from many parts of this country and from other lands Two of the men are listed from Sweden. The following Is the en- tire list of students picked out by Chairman Doughan from the First ward:
 Max o. Parry Indianapolis, Ind; John Favill, Madison, Wis W II. Freeman. Downington, Penn Edwin IC Miller Baltimore, O.; T smith Tay- Tor. Peoli, O.: Thomas C. Wright, Fort Ann, N. Y. K s. Latourette, oregon; Walter L. Brown. Tenn; Gilbert M. Smith, Sioux City Iowa; Wm $ Whit tlesey. Creston, Iowa; Orrln II Tllson, Grapevine N C., Earle w Bachman. Auburn, N r.; Ralph C. Hawley, At- lanta, Georgia; Leonard M Lidde, Mt. Vernon, Iowa; Davenport Hooker, Brooklyn, N Y q II Vessel, A Oll- son, Geo. L. Harrison, Geo w. Meyers, George R. Whieland Harold T. F Husted, Westfeld, N r.: Carl w. Bliq- on, Minneapolis, Minn John D. Irving, Madison, Wis. Wm. r. Duncan, Jersey City; John W, Field, Veloqua, Wis 1; Kenneth R Weles, Scranton, Pa: Thomas F Powell Scranton, Pa; Ar thur O. Frivel Detroit, Mich. Walter E Hartley, Wilmington, O.. Milton F. Wlttber, St. Louis, Mo-; D. R Wickers, Ohio, Mark q Inghnm. Waynesburg, Pa s. K. Swift, Pain Hollow, Herkine County, N. r.; Elmer T.. Burtmer, Mt. Clinton, Va, Harry C. Brown, Troy, N Y; Robert E Chandler, Battalgun- die, South Ind Alfred A. May, Ohio; Harold g. Woods, Portmouth, N II !, Wm P. McCune, Columbus, O.; oscar H. Cooper, Austin, Texas Horas T, Burgess, Waynes, O.; Rufus 2, Mad dox, Lincoln Co.,, Tenn; F. R. Moon, Easton, Pa; Albert Avery, Hannibal. Mo, Robert D. Williams, Marblehead, Mass; W. A Drushell Mt Hope, O.. Eugene H, Lehenan, Pueblo, CoL John s. Bowman Mo-; Clarence F. Andrews, New York city; Win. F. Se- lir, New York City Lawrence V. Up degraff, Bath, Tll Wm. S. Cubertson, Greensburg, Pa; Chas w. Hall, Kalo. Icwa Gerald M Butler Buffalo, N, Y, Howard D Atkins, York, Neb. Ed ward H, Relsmer McConnellsburg Pa, Algath Ohlson, Sweden, Sweden; Au- gustus w, Gldant, Sweden; John C.. Magee, Pittsburg, Pa, Herman c. Lit tie, Manchester Conn, Ellsworth Hun tlngton, Galesburg, Ills. Chas. w. Comfort, Philadelphia, Pa; Ernest L. Kavanaugh, Plymouth Union. vt. Fred o. Mason, Chicago, Ills, Chester J. Copman, Brooklyn, N Y; William E Collins, Morristown, N. J.; Augus- tus Knight, Wichita, Kan: John C., Maroney Dundee, N Y, Geo. Dahl. Chicago, Ill.,; Robert H Cary Peoria, ll', FlallSlo D' 'llDtltt 'JldHu hdpluS, Mich, Joseph M. Flint. Chicago, Ill.,. Allan F Kitchel, East Liverport, O.. H B Slider, Loag Pa; H Herbert Harbson, Mendon, O.. Chas Herman. Geo H. Seybold, Mansfield, O., Trevor A Cushman, Brookline Mass Edward B Whiting, c, R, Hall, Mark A. Hall, Butler County, Iowa. George w. My ers, Colinsvile Conn.