Show HO V CLUB IS JA LAUNCHED N Hn A AT 1 Z OM 1 1 t t Advocates of Electing r jT F Former Foo Food d Chief Clef h. h W k Hear Leader f c ft t Appearing before some fifty supt sup- sup t 1 t po P rs of ot Herbert Hoover for tor the i presidential candidacy today at a I i l luncheon at the N Newhouse hotel Ralph Arnold vice chairman of ot the I Iii I ii national lori Hoover committee emphasized em em- I zed campaign arguments and urged the most Intensive work In I Utah by the Hoover followers In 1 connection with Mr Arnolds Arnold's arrival j I fro from Los Angeles today a a. Hoover i ifor for President club was launched In Salt SaIt Lake Senator Johnson in California is I saying that Mr Hoover Is un Ameri can but we all know he Is the type of ot true Americanism said Mr 1 Arnold who was Introduced by E. E B B. Critchlow Also he Is accused of I a a. weak foreign policy It Is i ia a iIo well known fact lie he opposes Mr Ir 1 Wilson Wilson for the attempt to make the I II league ague e-ague an Issue in the election Mr i I I Hoover stands for peace first and I Ihen hen Ihen consideration of ot the purposes aimed at by the league I Hoovers Hoover's duties as a mining engineer engineer engineer engi engi- neer called him to Australia and I China said the speaker and he did not live ve continuously In London as j his Is opponents are charging J Telegrams of ot Indorsement from I Utah Utah Idaho Nevada and Arizona I points were read At the speakers' speakers table were were seated E E. B B. Critchlow C C. C W W. Stimson Mr Arnold Robert I LongY Longyear r George Hansen T T. L L. LI Walden Valden William C C. C Madge Mr l I Madge dge is is a personal friend of f I Hoover He was associated with Hoover in London and Russia In the mining business |