Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-01
Judge A. II. Mcvey, Of Des
Moincs, Decides Case In Fa-
yor Of Insurance Men
RELEASE WILCOX AND OTHERS
Major Galbraith Of tho Eleventh Cav
airy Promoted in the Army Service
Supreme Court to Moot in July
and Will Hand Down Some Import.
ant Decisions.

Special to Times Republican.
pes Moincs, July 1.--Judgc A. fl.
McVey today decided that the anti
trust law is unconstitutional MS apply
ing To the insurance men arrested here
on indictments under it. His decision
releases w. V. Wilcox, the prominent
polk county politician and three o.her
inguapce men. 1t will be renefnbered
that the men were rccnrtly arreste'
for entering into an Illegal comblna-
ton and agreement to fix rates tor hre
insurance in Des Moines.
Major j. G.. Galbraith of the Elev-
enth q. S. Cavalry and for the past
vcnr or more detailed as recruiting Of
acer IN this city, has been detailed az
assistant Inspector general pV WIZ
department order and VIII leave iof
Washington, d. c., at once. His sue
cessor has not been named yet' pAt ~
is presumed he will be named IN
few days Major Galbraith was ue-
tailed as recruiting officer here pelore
the Spanish American war broke out
but ioined his regiment In that war.
He Will be detained on MS WIN 10
sistant inspector eeheral Aor Ao0'
years.
-,
The supreme court VIII asseif'Ie ~
this city July 10 to hand DOWN decl.
sions according to notification given az
the office. The court will probably
L,,1 do,,p Z. preat many decisions at
that time and 1t Is prooaDie WIZ pise,y
well clean up all the cases oli laiiu ~
which decisions nave nol aireaus Dee', !,
given. There VIII pc no cases nea.u
at that time ana the court WIN pe ~. -.
session but q COUPE ol uays W ~ ~
the session Ns7Seit en' ger thete VIII &c
hearings but lew of no uecisioiis manu-
cd down.
Are IOWA iawscrs tealiy ues'.o ~
any great extent oi se.'i.s omlo nv Inv
supreme oehch: 10 aueS'Ao'. l'.". i...'
been discussed 10 some eN'e'lt uy
lawyers IN Inns ci.y ~ ooi'''cS.'o' WIZ
the polltical sl'uat'e'i. liie'e - ANVIL.
er quest'oii ~ .ne sa'iie eo"''e1.lo'
proueht out ny 'he clal1h VI many raw
yers that service on tne uis'rlce pehch
10 glory olly anu " ,l.'e nvne"s ~, w
Seis - 70 ela' .Ia..a. VIZ @ =.
:" J"'iN,"' w.. -.
hse'e' e'ieu eoo' "ppon'i
e,'e u'eu 'ne p'.o ,,.,, 90 pp.'e
sl4ie " nisiiei po'.,.a' .,, =. ele' .'e'i.
oaia lawyer ~! .h's Guy toaas "ho
mas neei' a. cailuiua.e Iof po'i.lca,
poSit'o"' lHeie 10 NUT " oe saiisu
IN collars Ior a lawyer IN IOWA eltner
IN pol1tlcs or IN service on the bench.
III you follow the career OF the law
yefs VINO nave peeh on the supreme
bench you VIII ma that very rev Oh
them have built up much OF practice
afterward. occasionally one OF them
has become corporation lawyer ana
thus stepped into a good salary.
Judge Given and Judge Cole after
leaving the supreme bench each went
into law Schools. Judge Dlllon went to
New York as railroad attorney.
Judge Robinson and Judge Kinne went
to the board of control Judge Water
man resigned before his term was out
and formed a partnership with, Joe
Lane In Davenport and Is one Of the
practice.
"ss
ain the district bench Of Polk co,,r-
ty there is a showing that is not any
better. There are any number Of ex
but a small practice. The lawyers in
Des Moines having the largest prac-
tice are almost all mon who unvor
served on the district bench or supreme
bench either. 1t is all a fallanv to
think that service on the district bench
or supreme bench attracts clients after
the term Of office is over. A good
lawyer will build UP a good practice
and have everything started nicely. If
lie gees to the bench then he drops his
practice. After service on the
bench if he goes back to the practice OF
enough to make up for the time he