The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 7, 1927, Page 7

/| ~ Tconfessed writing the Peggy An- WITH KILLING HER HUSBAND Mss. Lilliendahi Formally Charged with Murder— Lover Under Arrest ' Conunnca :com Page One.) Shots at Clcse Range Three .32 calibre bullats en tered his head and neck and the| . Physician crumpled over in the front seat of the car. The bullets entered th» right side of Lil liendahl's head and neck. That the bullets were fired at close range was attested by pow- der marks. Death, according 1o che autopsy, was instantaneous One bullet entered the doctor’s BARNEY COOGLE AND SPARK PLUG L WONDEF WHAT THEV: 0 DO 7. TME "AD" SAID INTEL FEARLESSNE. SS, ENOLRAN A Good SOUND PHYS\QUE - WELL. THAT'S WME! IvE Gor Mo&e Pp ‘rw-w DANLEL HAD WHEN HE TRIED w»'nm ACT = )Y HOW Moses™ 19 THIS THE RIGHT PLACE 2 LOOK AT THIS LINE-DP AHEAD OF ME = THEV ACT LIKE A . BUNCH OF WILLIES WaMNG ForR TE ERIE To PULL OUT ~ THEY HAVE A%cuv‘ AS MUCH L\CENSE To ANSWER THAT “AD* AS " STTING sow | APPLNING FoR A J08 &S A LL WANT ME LIGENCE, Q& AND © 1927. by King Features Syndic Great Britain rights reserved - a woman, who became suspicious because of the frequency of their visits and the long geriof of their brain, one lodged in the skull, the third severed the jugular vein. Mrs. Lilliendahl, after’ many questionings, has insisted her hus. band was coming to her assist- ance when he was shot. But a re-enactment of the mur- der scene, staged a day or two ago by county detectives and «State troopers, disclosed the sign- «icant fact that the doctor’s arms : were crossed in front of him when he. fell face downwaird in the “front seat of their four-passenger car. His head was hanging ou: of the open door beside the steer- ing wheel when Trooper Joseph J. Orzechowski arrived on the seene, - The trooper, stationed at Troop A Headquarters here, was called on the telephone by a woman who said two men driving a truck had .Doticed an hystarical woman, wav- ing her arms and runuing up and down Middle Road. The woman, "/Orzechowskl was led to believo by his informer, had been at- tacked. The men on the truck were afraid to go into the lane, the voice on the telephone said. Tragedy in Lonely Spot Orzechowski hurried to the mur- der sceme, which is just beyond Great Swamp Bridge on Middle Road, and whioh heads in the general direction of Trenton. It .18 crossed by White Horse Pike, which leads to Camden. Middle ad, at the point where Dr. lliendahl was killed, is a lonely ,Stretch, at best. Automobiles pass .8t irregular intervals, but it is .sbordered by dense undergrowth oi#m which an assailant could easily He concealed. The lane, into which Mrs. Lilllendahl drove has an oc- casional tree. fThe murder took place just 23 feet up this lane and a few feot out of sight of passing automo- bilists. “*""Beach, according to detectives, derson letters which Mrs. Lillien- dahl is alleged to have received at the South Vineland Post Office, It was her husband’s custom to ‘receive his mail, a formality with which she ostensibly complied, by tural delivery. The Lilliondahl Bome is two miles or more from the Post Office: : Discovery that Mrs. Lilllendah! was receiving letters under the mame of Peggy Anderson was followed by other disclosurcs, the authorities say. Trysting Place Found First came the discovery of the “0ld oak tree, off Butler Avenue, where the two are sald to have met. Detectives assert - they also learned of the sand wash, a place so-called because sand is washed 4 Ahere and where Mrs. Litliendahl, d Beach were frequently szen | n one or the other’s automobile. | ~wsThe sand wash, on Sherman .Avenue, was most frequently used ! _by the couple, detectiveg say. But 1 L stops, jotted dowa the number of their automobile and scared the two away, the detectives declare. Dr. Lilliendahl, who spcciallzed in treatment. of narcotic addicts,| was sixty-nine years of age. His wife is about forty. Beach 1s fifty-cight. He has a few poultry houses behind his home, and his business has been described as raising chickens. He is married, but his wife left here a few days before the murder. She is said to be visiting a daughter in Penn- sylvania. Beach is a curious figure. Al- most bald, but with white hawr showing at the sides and lower part of his head, he stands hardiy more that 5 feet 2 or three inches at the most. He is clean shaven arid thick set. He says he met the Lilliendahls when he called on tha doctor on business. A friend- ship between him and Dr. Lilliea- dahl ripened until ome day a dispute arose over the way to cure chickens of chickenpox. Hot words passed and the doctor or- dered Beach off the porch. Beach admits having ‘“pushed” the doc tor. From that ‘time Beach is alleged to have communicated with Mrs. Lilliendahl at the litti: South Vineland Post Office, whica is used also as a store, Whether or not Mrs. Lilliendahl received her mail there under the Peggy Anderson allas, it is note- worthy that no more of the Peggy Anderson communications have been received at the South Vine- land Post Office since the day of the murder. RUSSIANS AT NOME WILL BE DEPORTED The jufux have been trying trance into the United States through the port of Nome b way of the Sikerian Coast, has| been stopped, according to wordf from Nome today. Eighteen of! the would-be 1mmigrants who! came across the Bering Straitsi in small boats in an attempt to‘ leave behind tiem the unsatis-i factory conditiors in Siberia are under arrest and held for deror-| tation. They were arrested at| varfous times ~ during the past! summer, upon their arrival nt’ Nome. | —————— | NOTICE A special meeting of AURORA ENCAMPMENT A1 L. O. O. F. will be held in I. 0. O. F. Hall, Juncau, Saturday evening, Octo- ber 8th, fer the purpose of eon- ferring the Patriarchal degree. All members of the Royal Purple are urged to attend. L. W. KILBURN, —adv. Scribe. e S Old papers for sazq sz The Tmp —_—— Russians, whe to gain en- sl o'y MAID ILK M ensHé&lthread WEAVY DECLINE {000 LRI, Halibut Salmon All Other Canned shelfisk) : Salmon ” Cured or (exeopt Cod Herring Salmon ........ Shell-fish: Clams .. Crabs Shrimps Other fish products: Fertilizer 2 Meal 0il Furs and Fur-Skins Blue Fox . Red Fox White Fox Mink IN_ EXPORTS IS SHOWN IN SEPT. Ganned Selmon Shipments Fall Off Last Month Muie Than $15,000,000 Alaskan- products shipped to the States last month had an es- timated total value of §$11,271,- 356, according to the monthly| statement of commerce issued by J. C. McBride, Collector of Cus- toms. The volume of the month's business was $16,276,142 less| oo 07 than it was for September, 1926, | All Other when the cstimated value Was|yeonoeoctured furs ... $27,647,498.° [Oil: Whale ...oooccere The almost unprecedented S"'““'Oro, matte and reg- salmon pack was evidently tha| " 4 biggest factor in the loss. In September, 1926, the canned sal- mon exports w estimated . a being worth $24,448,501, while they dropped to $8,866,667, show- ing a loss of $15,581,734. Other fisheries products, in- cluding fresh and frozen fish. lerring oil and meal, herring, and copper ore lost gbout $525.- from the sam2 month lasi veur. A featur: of the numths ‘ business was the ehipment of|Products of U. 45,733 pounds of wool valued at} turned T'otal vaiue of lr)rc‘gn $15,000 i The list of products by value, Products follows: Animals: Blue Foxes Other Animals Curios Fish: Fresh and frozen (except shellfish): Copper Lead Reindeer Meat Stone, including hle Wood: lumber *All other are mar- Timber and articles Total value ducts of of pro- Alagka.....§10, 8. ITolal value of ship- ments of merchan- dise e b - Items included Other Articles’: Paintings Wool . Halrseal Skins 8, $11,2 . 15,000 I'Y“‘lOO‘ | 866,667 107,029 265,762 279,860 \ 59,552 142,091 1,676 1,435 4,000 1,051 5,665 27,639 89,062 520,634 7,832 12,500 7,406 34,484 670,832 352,199} 248,325 f | 11,356 pe | in “All $ 1,050 146 {19. Ivory | Whale Whale Whale Whale bone meal 1 ELMER :I:fl Tfl LECTURE 7320'Resxgns Position as Cler of Court to Take Lecture Platform Elmer Reed, formerly Deputy in the United States Mar-| shal's offi in Juncau, and & { the last year Clerk of the Cou it | post- at Nome, has resigned his tlon there and will go on tour of the United States to le ture on Alaska, according to woid received today from Nome. Some excellent pictures of Al aska are in the possession of Mr. Reed, who is a photographer wonsiderable ability, and he " large collection gath his residence in the te g the time he was in Jun Reed gave two or three here, of e s -ain H ts Auto; Feur Pcrcons Dead Tex., Oct. —Four | ons were killed and three in-' j 4 when a passenger tram struck an automobile at a cross- ing here this morning. The Methodist Ladies Aid will hold a fancy work sale on Nov. Place to be announced later. —adv. 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