nient for ua to meet you? An
reply «w ill be appreciated.
“Your* in Christian love,
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Dear
Editor —¿Free
discussion
* Newberg
Arrive Hortland gives opportunity to get at the
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in the proper way. I hope that the
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articles written by Mr, Lee of the
Ministerial Association and A. R.
Bell of the Seventh-day Adventist
denomination may only result In
good by stirring up the people of
Newberg to stud/ the Scriptures,
that they may learn for themselves
what is the truth, and not rely
wholly upon man’s word f o r ’' ft.
After attending Mr< Lee’s last Sun
day morning service, I felt called
upon to write him the following
letter:
“ Newberg. Oregon, August 3, 1919.
“ Rev. George H. Lee,
.“ City.
31 inn ville.
“ Dear Brother— A fte r bearing
what you had to say in your morn-
log- servies today, 1 fse l It.m y .duty
Mr. Lee replied to tbie letter as I
follows:
I
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-“ August 4, >919.
’*#»• B. J, Cady.
‘Newberg, Oregon.
. . ,>335
“ Dear Sir— In reply to your kind
letter o f the 3rd, this occurs to m e-»
You desire to debate with the ratnlup
ters and Church of the Master which
you have already rejected. Such a
proposal, 4 do not wish to say, indi
cate* any lack qf sincerity, on your
part, but at any rate, it is it surpris
ing and strange propos'l."
“ We have already witnessed to ,
you In the Master’s name, quits
fully, as to the danger and untruth
of the distinctive teachings of the
sect that you represent. Study care
fully the brief articles in lest/ week's •
graphic. Study also Mi Canrlgbt’s .
book prayarfully.
And you will
doubtless be led, if you really bare
the teachable mind of a disciple o f
Christ, to eee that your doctrine o f
Judaism, and legalism, are un'.i bon-
tda^e, and not unto the liberty that
is in Christ Jeeus.
“ It Is an awful thing to lead * »uls
away from the free and abounding
grace that la in our Savior, to tSe
diluted forms« of univeraaUsm u d .
separaJism and legalism that appekr
la the distinctive teachings of fou r
church-or society. And It is there
fore with utmost alarm and tender
Gospel love that the ministers of the
W o rf here In Newberg, lor whom I
am permitted to speak la this ca
pacity, plead with fo u of the peril -
of being a false teacher, and bring
ing upun yourself greater condemna
tion. See Jaa. 3:1.
“ Praying that «ten yet, yOum ay
be persuaded to heed our loving
words of grace and truth, we are,
dear sir,
‘Your true friends in the Lord,
“ Newberg Ministerial Association.’ ’
“ Georgs H._ Lae, Her.retary “
, _
~ tf "seems to me that If the New*
Lights and beata Instantly
the kitchen cotnfcctable— makes cooking g
of the Newberg Sevhnth-day Advent
ist church.
~—
“ Now, if Seventh-day Adventists
pre what you represented them to
-be— uneducated, deceptive; " Under
handed. misconstruing the Serip-
Effactive May 1, 1919.
do change without nodes.
Leave Portland
Laav
-Sth and Alder
Parlor
4 :9 « A. M.
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myself;
literature; i t to give us the information which
«o'
they say we lack. For If our teach
" I t they are teaching doctrines ings are contrary to the Scriptures,
\ which are contrary to the Scriptures, as they would have the Graphic
I do not wish to be numbered^wlth readers believe, surely we need en
them; for I do not want to come up lightenment.
And if they turn a
to the Judgment and find I am .lost deaf ear to o u r appeal to them for
because I have followed an error light, are they not missing their
and have kept the wrong day as a callin gf
Sabbath.
I did not ask for a debate with
"It seems to me. Brother Lee, as the Ministerial Association, as my
you say we are Ignorant of the letter w ill show; nor do we wish for
Scriptures, It la your duty to enlight one. -But I did ask for ths Scrip
en us. Since the Ministerial Associa tures showing that either God or
tion, of which you are secretary, Christ cr the a poet lee have com
think we are In the dark, I vbuld manded us to observe the first day
suggest that you set apart some of the week instead o f the seventh
afternoon this week between now as s Sabbath. I f these men ss “ min
and next Saturday to meet Brother isters of the Word’ ’ eannot furnish
Bell and myself In my home, or in such a command from the Bible .is
the tent. or . in to y other place you U not time that- they i t Christians
It in Newberg, and ceaaa denouncing our teachings as
may choose to
give us In a friendly way your Scrip un-Seriptural?
Christ says, “ In
ture proof that Seventh-day Advent- vala do they worship Me, teaching
idts are wrong.
for doctrines the commandments of
“ And If the Newberg Ministerial men.” Matt. 16:5.
B. J Cady.
Association, which you seem to Im
ply Is composed of educated men.
harm
PARLOR PHARMACY
E. W. Hodsen. Prep.
Mimmi Mfpnn Spar, w b m ami
through
their
God or Christ or the apostl« ies have
taught men That they should Ho
longer, regard as holy the seventh-
day Sabbath , which the fourth com
mandment o f the decalogue com-
us to keep holy, then I for
one would g iy « up teaching and
keeping that day
In your remarks
today, ygp referred to Sunday as
etmmemtiam with W U d m l, will
THE GUARANTEED HAIR TONIC
D. C AN TW E LL
O regon
proving that the soul Is Immortal,
and that a| death one goes |qto
heaven o f late hell fire. In fact,
we would be glad if you will he eo
kind as to gtve us the very strongest
texts you have from the Bible to
show that Seventh-day Adventists
Dreams will at times reveal to ua
how little we have forgotten; hut the
value of dreams as a key to remem
brance is distorted and diminished by
what seems their lark of selection.
They blend the past with the present,
or-with sheer imposniblllty. In such a
hopeless medley.
At their best our dreams seem fan
tasies. bused upon the real yet wander
ing from it' with erratic Inconsequence,
of which the possible meaning eludes
us. And yet q dream sometimes will
revive 5o much, with miracle as of
resurrection. But It Is In our day
dreams. when reason still retains the
coatn>l|<og bund, that we meet surely
touch the pssf; sntj daydreams are the
Chaueer.
His beet tales rim on like -one of our
Inland rivers, sometimes hastening a
little and. fufulpg nppn tbetpselvee In
eddies that dimple without retarding
Ihe
current; «sometimes loitering
smoothly, while her* tod Ihvre a quiet
thought, a
__
tmnge. s goMen-hesried Verse.1 opens
quietly like a water-lily, to float on the
" I hope. Brother Lee, that you or surface without breaking It into a rip«
pie- He prattles Inadvertently «way,
any other member o f the Ministerial
and all the walls. Ilk# the princess la
Association wtU feel free to do per the story, lets fall a pearl at every
sonal missionary work with me, or other word.
If character may
with any of the member« V the he dlvtaed from werke, he wee e good
Seventh-day Adventist church. Cor man. genial, sincere, hearty, temperate
If w* are not following the Scrip of mind. . . '. thoroughly humane,
sad friendly «with God and maa.—
tures. sad you are, yum surely should
try and set us right.
“ V e should follow the «sample of
the "Noble“ Berea ns (Acts 17:11)
sad search the Scriptures to eeeer-
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SYMBOL OF BRUTE FEROCITY
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In All Ages the Tiger Has Been
Famed for Its Strength. Darin«
/ and Peep Cunning,,
It is said that (lie tiger lm>« never
been mnde the bn si« of » roynl emblem
except l»y Tlppoo. the fnmons «ultnn at
Mysore. Tlppnn hipiself wiis ns fero
cious as a wild animnl and kept nenr
hjm a mechanical toy repreeentlnn a
nfe-slsed tiger worrying the body of
a British soldier When the toy was
wound up I be tiger growled an«I rive
soldier groaned and Tlppoo smiled.
It may he that the tiger, though the
Ideal of brute symmetry and fmwer,
has never attained unto the dignity of
a royal emblem for the reason that hi
every language the word for thin ani
mal Is it svnonym for Stealthy, cruel,
strong-limbed fertxdty.
Nature has
made the Hger uftHated tn (he rrtm-
biaailos of speed, strength, cunning,
daring and physical beauty. A tiger'»
flyst pounds are so rapid a« to bring-
It alongside an anlelope. and ¡t blow
o f its paw will si tin a charging bull.
It has bee« known te spring over a
wall Bve fact high into a* cattle pen
and tp Jump hack with a full-growa
animal In Its Jew*. Sportsmen say
that they have known it to carry away
the hail whiie they were puttlag up
taq eheKefe from which fff shoot I t —
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