Multnomah County OR Archives News.....Trainor Brought Back September 25, 1904
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Morning Oregonian September 25, 1904
Vaudeville Actor Ready For Trial,But Lazier Will Not Prosecute
Sergeant Hogeboom returned from San Fransisco last evening with Clifford 
Trainor,wanted here for assault with intent to kill. Trainor is the man who 
assaulted Clarence Lazier at the winter Garden.Third and Morrison streets. He 
was willing to return to Oregon without requisition papers.
"Lazier and myself were the best of friends," Trainor told Sergeant 
Hogeboom."We has a little trouble and I struck him.He fell to the cement 
floor,and I suppose that is what injured him.I am glad to hear that he is 
getting better."
Trainor and wife were working in vaudeville at the Chutes in 'Frisco,and the 
incident will throw the pair out of employment which would have netted them 
something like $700. Mrs. Trainor returned to Porltand with her husband,and 
will work in a local vaudeville house until the incident is cleared up. Lazier 
is much better and was able yesterday to telephone from St.Vincent's Hospital 
to friends. An operation will be performed to remove a small pice of bone 
which was detached from the skull at the time of the accident,but there is 
nothing serious in the man's condition. He states emphatically that he will 
not prosecute Trainor and that he never intended to do so.

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