Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 3, 1919, Page 5

EEE Che Caspet Dailp Cribune .y THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1919 GROVERSCHOEL SAN THE ENEMY | BUTCHER YANKS mans Is Demobilized at Fort D. A. Russell. Grover Clevelend SeHbe}, one of the few Wyoming boys to have been captured by the Gétmans and who all his kiddies goodbye for he had dren to see him box in any match and he had Kept his small gymnasium at his ranch home near Lawrence closed to his kiddies while going pene ANG a HOLDS UAL Lon All the sporting world is watching) giant. a giant. Could it be Jess? Looks like| W88 0m the last lap to the big bang the proceedings at Toledo, Ohio, to-|Jess. By gosh, it is Jess. Hello, Jess, | sounds. r morrow, but here in Casper there is| where you goin’? , Willard hed done his fall and eerly @ special interest in the work Jess! Jess said Kansas City, for that is| Wimter training in his gymnasium at Willard will do in the big fight. For; whete he was to change cars for|his Lawrence home. His first road Jack Hemphill, former policeman of | Toledo. REGIE Tac ante tcl Casper, and recently of the marine eS er eigl . still in Kansas. was Ww goin corps of the United States, has et ould Bs Pcnrok dabe et id this work in preparation for the big one of the post cansistent sparring] solutely not. No, he did not relia | Gece een ay oe eeu Hemphill is remembered in Casper.| would do most of his visiting July 4 a negro again, and that the Johnson| He Sine Sobers Teens SBI -footer, Did he feel fit? charge was a question of his word weighing more thah 200 pounds, a} “Betch’er life; peserrie! . enlisted from Casper on his entrance into the army, has been discharged at Fort D. A. Russell. He was taken prisoner by the Huns while operat- ing a machine gun in the Argonne Woods two weeks before the armis- tice was signed and when fighting ceased was carrying German wound- ed from the firing line to emergency hospitals just back of the line and under artillery fire. While engaged in this perilous la- ber, to perform which he was forced by his captors, Schoel says he saw many badly wounded Americans butchered by the Germans who did not want to carry them to hos- pitals. Slightly wounded Yankees, Schoel states, were taken prisoners, but seriously. wounded ones were shot or clubbed to death. The use of Schoel and other Amer- ican prisoners by the Huns as stretcher bearers on the fighting line was in violation of the rules of war- fere but an enemy that did not hes- itate to slaughter wounded men was undeterred by the lesser ethics. Schoel was a member of the 320th machine gun battalion of the 81st di- vision. During the last week of Oc- tober he and two companions, while manning a machine gun in an ad- vanced position, were surrounded by the Germans. They continued using their deadly weapon until Schoel’s two companions were killed. He still was pumping steel-jacketed death at the enemy when the gun was rush- ed and he was captured. At no time was he taken beyond the range of artillery, being com- pelled to put in the entire time, save during rare and brief intervals per- mitted for sleep, in carrying wound- ed Germans from the battlefield. He was liberated a few days after the signing of the armistice. Schoel is the last of four brothers to be discharged from the American forces. Of the others, Gilbert and George Schoel did not get overseas, but Jake Schoel was with the Ameri. j can expeditionary forces and was | wounded. Their parents live in * Cheyenne. ha —_——___ RIVERTON, Wyo., tuiy 3.—State Game Warden W. T. Judkins states that he has obtained definite~ evi- dence that many farmers are not screening their irrigation ditch headgates and that in consequence thousands of trout are dying on the fields, and that he will institute pros- ecubions. at onc Tripeny 143 South Center Ansco Cameras ALL SIZES FOR YOUR VACATION FOR YOUR AUTO TOURS The evet-teady Ansco will preserve the when and where of all events. Wé have a 24-Hour Developing and Printing Service PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS The Nicolaysen Lumber Co EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIAL RIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY | FARM MACHINERY, COAL WAGONS, GAS ENGINES Phone 62. Office and Yard: First and Center Keep Your Pi led ge—Buay War Savings Stamps | you place your little| .-ainst that of a negro. pleasant man to meet and a fighter.} pile on me, sonny, because I have aj bile 32S | He proved that in his battles during | feeling I’m goifig to win.” the world war and once on the streets} That remark, coupled with the of Casper. showing Dempsey had made late in Hemphill was with Willard when|the winter at an exhibition match in he left his Kansas home in Lawrence. | Kansas City, Mo., started a big flow In fact the newspapermen learned of money in a direction very much more from him than they did from, Willardward. Big Jess. Big Jack Hemphill acted as| Then big Jess kissed his wife and official guide of the party as they | left Lawrence, helped the champ get on the train, cautioned him to duck! his head tow as he entered the chair! car, and was official body guard for the world’s heavyweight champion, He | was still wearing his marine uniform} and the long train load of people who | stuck their heads out to get a glimpse | of the champ could not help but notice! the Wyoming boxer. | Willard appeared to be “right” to the small crowd that collected at the depot to see the big champ slip out of Lawrence for Toledo and the big fight, That was early in June. Big Jess looked good even then. He was husky, tanned. and healthy. He weighed better than 240 pounds and his six feet, six inches, of manhood towered above all other six-foot men at the station. His wife who is only of medium build appeare:! to be about half as large as her champion hus- band. Unlike Dempsey, his great size and height. attracted instant attention wherever he went. As he walked up the station platform to get aboard a chair Car at the end of the train, the eyes peering out of the windows plainly saw something unusual. “Who’s that tall guy? Looks like Women Made Young Bright eyes, a clear skin and a body fall of youth dnd health may be ours if you will keep your system i order by regularly taking Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Staley are moving into the home they recently | purchased from John Beal. eon ee eer George Campbell has purchased | the M. C. Clarkson property on South} Durbin. I Want to Stay In Casper But Must Have a House to Live In WANT TO RENT FOUROR FIVE ROOM UNFUR- NISHED HOUSE and can pay the rent Don’t care whether it is modern or not The house I am living in now has been sold and must move quick Phone 380-W ATTENTION U. S. VOLUNTEERS ! All Veterans who volunteered in 98" or served during the Spanish-American war are requested to meet at the Courthouse Friday morning, July 4th, “forsthe purpose of participating in parade. By order of Commander,’ J. H. ADRIANCE. George Peter, Adjutant liver, Tindder and uric acid troubles, enemies of life and looks. ah use since 1696. All druggists, three sizes. Gold Medal on every box no imitation . Louis R. Schmidt, Quartermaster The StoresWill Close For the Fourth of July Celebration as Follows: ALL DAY FRIDAY, THE FOURTH 3:00 to 6:30 O'clock on Saturday The stores will be open till 9: 00 o'clock tonight | (Thursday) and 6:30 to 9:00 Saturday night? FOR OUTING DAYS No deliveries taken after | o'clock Saturday. 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