The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-08-07
CHAUTAUQUA TO COME
TOLYNDEN NEXT YEAR
One Hundred And Twenty-Five Sign
Contract To Bring Big Institution
Back To Lynden

One uuuOTeu anu twenty-five cit
izcns of the Lynden district have af-
fixed their names to a contract with
the Ellison-White Company to bring
another big seven-day ChautauQua to
Lynden in 1920. This is the largest
number that has ever backed up the
Chautauqua in Lynden, and indicates
heartier endorsement of the instit-
ution than has yet been given here.
No public appeal was made for
signers this year as at past Chautau-
quas. but in a single day more than
one hundred stopped at the entrance
to the grounds to sign the contract.
The terms of the contract are ex-
actly the same as that Of last year.
The signers guarantee that $1625.00
worth of season tickets will be sold.
This year. the ticket sales exceeded
that amount by about two hundred
dollars.
Lynden as q whole seemed better
pleased with this years program than
any previous ChautauQua. The lect-
ures by William Jennings Bryan, Ida
Tarbell. Private Peat. Pastor Clare
and others, the superb presentation
OF Turn to the Right" by Edwin NJ.
Whitney. and the series of high-class
musical numbers made a most enjoy
able week.
The following men and women
have already signed the Chautauqua
contract:
Frank E. Knapp, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
vinup, w. o. Benadom, Myron Cool
ey, Herbert Fritz, J. w .Kirkpat-
rick, E. D. Dean. Harry NJ. Mock,
Calvin P. Alverson, J. c. Beach, Ell
zie Tremain.
R, L. Averill, VIM. Lauckhart, E.
B. Jones, S. H. Lewis, R. B. lie Coco,
William Meurer, L. D. Pangborn, 5.
T. Jackman, A. B. Colyer, G. Note
boom, D. Mulder. J. w. Tremain. P.
M. Serrurier. Frank LIE Cccq. B. w.
Loring. C. R. Axling. c. G. Lund, J.
NJ. Beatty. Henry F. Rust. Y. H.
Tromp.
John Axling. william A. Fisher,
]. C. Spaulding, w. w. Palmer. w.
H. Jackman, w. E. Preston, l.. A.
Jones, H. Walters, F L Wood, d H.
Smith, D. L. Beckes. J. B. Gale, A.
NJ. Riddle, Emma Bennett. E. d.
Knapp, George w. Worthen. Henry
Shagren, T. H. Tobiassen, M. r.
Palmer. B. v. Mounter.
w. H. Waples. James R. Fisher,
s. B. Day. H. A. Stauffer. H. A. Van
Os, Mary ]. Swim. o. w. Currier, 7.
J. Nelson, j LIE Compte. Geo. E. Bruce
Albert Booman. Ella Clarke, r. F.
Jones, Walter Wilbur. P. A. Clarke.
w. H. Elder, H. o. Worthen, Earl 5.
Tremain, Thomas P. Jeffers. G. W..
Bollen, Arthur Bruins. H. ]. Feen-
house. C. H. Wells, Fred Lash. D.
Cruikshank, O. f. Reed, H. ]. Moltke,
Chap Bayes, Harry Savings, c. II.
Fraley, c. E. Lancaster. George w.
Frick, ]. R. Courtney, C. w. Gal
braith, J. Ven de We.ering.
Ray H. Slade, C. Voskamp, II. h.
Jameson. M. Biehler, T. H. Smith,
Walter Elder, Ernest r. Jacobs, Ar
thur F.. Pierce, Henry Buenz. D. w.
Bender, c. E. Hitchcock, George B.
Taylor, C. B. Bay. George w. Hall,
B. c. De Long.
Ray Hookstra, F. Blonden. George
C. Blonden,. Ray T. Smith, Robert
Bowles, H. G. Fountain, George F.
Abbott, F. E. Daniels, David Feen-
house, Archie Palmer, L. J. Brown
O. E. Wilson, R. c. Shumway, Jas
D. Zylstra, C. H. Mcleod, E. Edison.
R. w. Baldwin, W. S. Baldwin, A,
bunker, c. NJ. Creamer.
The contract is at the Lynden
State Bank, where those who desire
to join the list of guarantors may
sign.