The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-11

pany whisky merchants" The rest
OF the advertisement read: Orders !
filled with accuracy and celebrity from |
the best brands of Kentucky. free or
bond. also In cases bottled under gov
ernment supervision" 1t make its ap- |
pearance In the issue for Oct. 80, 1905. |
In this same paper. for this same Is !
sue OF Oct 80. there was inserted an |
article accompanied by a picture oil
Hon. Rudolph Kuchler. And it was an
article prepared after careful consid
Grafton by the candidates and the
county chairman This article said.
The gentlemen on this ticket are we'll
known to most of the people OF the
county. Those who have served in the
legislature before have made records
that were credltable to themselves
and to their constituents Upon the
issues that touch the home and well
tare Of all the people Industrial Utah
is confident they will do the right
thing. We believe the temperance
people have nothing to fear from the
Republican legislative delegation. And
this WAS published at the very time
that kuchler's present colleague was
I disbursing literature from his law of
fee, 407 First National Bank build
ing, for the National Brewers associa-
tion. Yet the county chairman and
the candidates prepared tho copy for
this article, and were cognlzant of the
articles intent, published as a final
appeal to voters before the election
In the personal writeup Of Kuchlcr
who still held to his glories OF floor
leader" under Harry Joseph's house
dictatorship, the biography of him
was sketched us follows: For two
terms MI Kuchler served the county
well and earnestly in the lower house
Of the legislature. During the second
term, being then well versed In all the
details Of legislative work his efforts
were especially successful and on ac-
count of his influence he was known
as the Republican leader on the
| floor of the house. His record is one
| Of which any man might we'll be
proud. His familiarity with legisla~
tive work, his keen comprehension of
parliamentary rulings and his earnest
! desire to servo the people OF his coun-
| ty to the best Of his ability and to
| their best interest made him power
| felt throughout the state. Mr.. Kuch-
| ler has the confidence of the people,
| this fact being shown when he was
nominated by acclamation for the SEN
ate. 1t was a grand compliment paid
| to an honest, ardent Republican. We
| think there is no man who might bet
| ter have been chosen at this time
when the Republican party needs the
| united efforts of all It's voters. The
| laborlng men favor him because he
has proved himself their friend. The
! farmers favor him because In the past
they have found him always ready TO
protect their interests. Private citi-
zens favor him because he stands for
better condltions-improvem and
progression and all that tends to make
Weber county reach the acme OF per-
| fection in every respect
| Kuchler would probably not admit
| that he wrote this article himself.
| His modesty II nothing else might In
| terfere. On a street car bound for
| Ogden canyon he was drawn into a
discussion of the temperance question,
two weeks before election. And TO
three people, one Of whom was Dem
ocratic candidate for the legislature,
Kuchler declared that himself, In com
pany with the other Republican can
didates we're for temperance legisla-
tion and that they favored the local
option propaganda then going around
Yesterday his most recent stand
was taken. 1t was in direct opposi
| ton to the measure now before the
legislature which 1t is thought Will
pass the lower house. If it can again
be forced past the delaying tactics oil
its opponents.