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OUTSIDE THE LARGER CITIES, THE MAIL TRIBUNE IS
UNQUESTIONABLY THE
GREAT
ON THE
PACIFIC COAST!
This is true regarding not only Number, but
Superior Quality of Features
EAT
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NEWSPAPER
fV W, yT. "' 1 Featitres or All ItKe Family
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Here is a partial list. Read' them over and compare'
them with those in any other"small city" paper be
tween Seattle arid San Diego. : "
-and Sunday Mprning Features
I SOCIETY PAGES .
(Two aiiil(fiiiiiii!tihit's nftp imjros iiri1. '
Mclcvnlcd filclrKuiidav inorniiifr to sci
cicty !i;ii)eiiiiif;s of the week. Worl-
dins, parties, cliil) ai-tivitii's and all
littlu hits of nssip in the sm-irty
vofld may !: t'nmid on ln-nc l)f
l.osh 's paiics.
SPORT NEWS
Tlw Sunday Sport ngt' lias a special
appeal to the nien-l'(lks. Here the
eonnlry's must aide sport writers
"eover" the hi sportjni; events on
the Sii'idiron, diamond, fairway and
in the viiiK while Mail , Trihnne
writers supply accurate, first-hand
sport news of southern Oreiiou.
AUTOMOBILE
SECTION
Motorists will find, in the Sunday
Trilmne's illustrated anlo soelion. a
wealth of interesting news and valii
ahle inforiniilion pcrtnininv' 1 tdv
motor ear .industry. The Flivver
Sam column will make n kit with
yonii(; and oh
JUST KIDS
is another popular comic strip which
always delights the juvenile readers
of the Sundav Mail Tribune.
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SCHOOL NOTES
Alt. (if! ttni'vin'tys nf the scliools of , ,
Medford and the Hogue River' Va)-' 1
ley may he found, in condensed
forin, every Sunday morning in th-
Mail Tribune.
COMIC SECTION
A J-page pink sheet every Sunday
with paire of l'.ud Fisher's famous
Mult and -leff comics, .another pajre
of Fontaine Foxs inimitable Tuner- .
viHe Trolley funnies and still nn-
other pniic in which Sol Hess 'givfs '
the homey happenings in thn Neblm i
family. These are the three most '
popular comics of the decode. CAM
i:i!A(!HAMS t;ive a fnll-)a(te ho- ;
lOKraphic glimpse of (he news of the!" '
world. ' , , '
SMUDGE SMOKE
Art Perry is auain with the Mai!
Tribune readers on Sunday morn
inns with his S.MFIXIK SMOKF.
column, which, in genuine 'laugh
provokini: wise-cracks, rivals his
own daily Smudfje Pot. Pertinent '
press comments, timely editorials
and Ye Poet's Corner complete, the
Sunday editorial page features.
DAILY RADIO BROADCAST, '
Southern Oreiiou people may enjoy (ho last-minute news by radio .vhcn thi'j-' titnc in.
on KMF.D, the Mail Tribune-Virgin broadcasting station. This1 phlioi' 'was'i.tlie'first '
newspaper between Portland and Oakland to adopt the radio as a regular medium for
news transmissions, a service now growing in popularity by leaps and bounds.
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Mail Tribune
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Is unquestionably the GREATEST FEATURE
PAPER on the Pacific Coast among the outstanding
"small city" dailies.
EVERY-DAY
FEATURES
ARTHUR BRISBANE
Kvery day the best known and highest priced
editorial writer in the world. He comments upon
and interprets the news exclusively in Southern.
Oregon for the Mail Tribune. Whether or not
you always agree with hin, you can't resist read
ing him. .. .fhe .Mail Tribuiie was tbe first news
paper ill Oregon to carry "Brisbane's Today."
WILL ROGERS
Hecognized as the foroniost humorist in America.
The Prince of Wales says, "I admit I can't resist '
"Will Kogers. . I .subscribe to an American news
paper, for the sole reason of getting his latest."
Will j'ogers is featured daily on the front page
of the Mail Tribune, his "wise crack" of the day
being sent directly hy wire.
ABE MARTIN
Also a daily front page feature. George Adc has
termed Abe Martin, the best and "most charac
teristic American humorist of the present genera
tion." His quaint rnral'wit is unsurpassed.
DR. BRADY
, There are newspaper doctors and newspaper
doctors but., by general agreement Dr. Brady is
king of Ihein all,. . Xe'ver dull, frequently witty,''
Dri.Uriidy.is ab.ovp all distinguished hy his sane
judgment,- up-to-date spirit and common sense.'
Thousands of intelligent people ' in tlie country
."consult Dr. lira'dy first.v' lie has been a daily
feature, of, the. Mail; ; Tribune for many years, ;
DAILY COMICS
MUTT AND JHFF. MlFXdlXfi i'P FATHER.
Tllli NF.BBS. .Vho, young or old, doesn't know
'them, and laugh at them? The three outstanding
comio strips of a comic-strip age. Every day they
appear in the Mail Tribune, a constant source
of delight to nearly 2(1,000 readers', lii downright
humor, sustained interest, aiid iip-to-tlie-ihinut.!
timeluu'(ss, Jhese three features have always been
and still are -absolutely in a class hy themselves.
CROSS-WORD PUZZLES
The new AP feature daily, good mental exercise
for the young and not too easy for the grown-ups.
A great diversion for all the family every eve
ning. DO YOU REMEMBER?
A daily ten-ainl-20-year-ago-coliimn, taken from
back files of (he Mail Trihnne. , A link between
the present ami the past one of the most popu
lar features ever started by the Mail Tribune,
particularly appreciated by the nld-t inters, biit in
, -re.sling to all as a sidelight on what Medf.ord
"used to be, compared to what it is now."
SMUDGE POT
By Art Perry. This column h,is been conducted
by Commodore Perry" in Medford for almost 20
years, and is generally recognied by newspaper
men as being the best column of the kind in the
entire state. Perry's quaint and original sayings
have not only been quoted week-to-week in the
newspapers of the Pacific coast, but have appear
e.l frequently in the ,il(,,.in.y ni,Mt hr
"Sew Yorker." Only a few months ago. Punch,
England's famous humorous weekly, quoted Med
rord's "Smudge Pot.- It is a daily feature and
an amusing variation of it is published every Sunday.
quill pqjNTS ;;",
Kohert (iudlen, (he author of this column, l.'.is an
international reputation, and is the mos. .i.i..iv
;, quoted pat agrapher .;iu the country. With humor,
sa.u-c a.u.(soun.t sense, m.-ely mixed, this illus-irated-column.
is ir()hn. lnnrp ,,,,,' ,1(lv ,ln(1
fvora(ly commented upbn (t),an anv nth.r fen- :
tnre running in the American frcss. '
Then there are tho regular fiction sefials, n dailv
feature by famous authors both of this eountrv
and abroad. v .
A Daily Radio Kesume "O,, tfie Air"; regular let
h'rs of piquant interest from Hollywood-, Movie
land and Xcw York City.
Daily 'reports of sports nllf, Umvv spnrt Rr
tides hy special writers of national reputation.
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