| John McAuley Palmer - Illinois - 1899 - 850 pages
...held while he was in the army. He has tried twice as many lawsuits as any other member of the bar, and his success in a professional way affords the best...capabilities in this line. He is a strong advocate before the jury and concise in his appeals to the court. He has ever been a student of his profession,... | |
| Leigh Hadley Irvine - California - 1905 - 774 pages
...elements of good government, he has never been an aspirant for offices outside of professional lines. His success in a professional way affords the best evidence of his capability. He is a strong advocate with the jury and concise in his appeals before the court. His... | |
| Lewis M. Gross - De Kalb County (Ill.) - 1907 - 768 pages
...indicative at once of his capability and of the confidence reposed in him by the voters cf the county. His success in a professional way affords the best evidence of his proficiency in this line. Much of the success which has attended him in his professional career is... | |
| Benjamin Sulte, C. E. Fryer, Laurent-Olivier David - Québec (Province) - 1908 - 638 pages
...the Chair of Civil Law in that body, and in 1906 was also appointed to the Chair of Commercial Law. His success in a professional way affords the best...capabilities in this line. He is a strong advocate, a wise counsellor, and concise in his appeals before the court. In his presentation of a case there... | |
| William W. Davis - Whiteside County (Ill.) - 1908 - 678 pages
...ordinary ability. His success in a professional way afforded the best evidence of his power*. He was a strong advocate with the jury and concise in his...appeals before the court. Much of the success which attended him in his professional career was undoubtedly due to the fact that in no instance did he... | |
| Delaware County (Ind.) - 1908 - 564 pages
...1890, when he left the farm, and since that time he has been engaged in the practice of law in Gaston. His success in a professional way affords the best evidence of his capabilities in this line. He is distinctively a man of high intellectuality and clearly denned principles, and these attributes have... | |
| Samuel Gillespie, James E. Steele - Clay County (Iowa) - 1909 - 718 pages
...retiring in 1902 to take the office of county attorney, to which he had been elected. Mr. Kirkpatrick's success in a professional way affords the best evidence of his capabilities. He is a strong advocate with a jury and concise in his appeals before the court. His pleas have been... | |
| James Montgomery Rice - History - 1912 - 928 pages
...its recent session the position has been given a fixed salary. Mr. Scholes' success in his profession affords the best evidence of his capabilities in this...jury and concise in his appeals before the court. His seems to be a natural discrimination as to legal ethics and he is so thoroughly well read in the... | |
| Joseph Eugene Baker - Alameda County (Calif.) - 1914 - 618 pages
...that year he has been engaged in active practice in Oakland, making a specialty of criminal law, and his success in a professional way affords the best...the jury and concise in his appeals before the court and he has won for himself most favorable criticism for the careful and systematic methods which he... | |
| George Washington Kingsbury - Dakota Territory - 1915 - 1260 pages
...University of Minnesota, preparing for the practice of law, which profession he had chosen as a life work. His success in a professional way affords the best...capabilities in this line. He is a strong advocate with tinjury and concise in his appeals before the court. Much of the success which has attended him in... | |
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