Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-22

MRS. MARSHALL
N sympathy vita hers ours Sc not
one sided lie We have been pert
rers and that's tho way Il should BE
In this world
Mrs. Marshall has watched over ia
administration Of tho affairs OF Indiana
with p Jealous care There has been
nothing OF the spectacular in his ad.
nnnistrauon It has been a sane gov.
eminent Tho laws that he has fought
for and won show Che spirit OF the
u,an They are uplifting They deal
With the Improvement az man. woman
and child
While Governor Marshall is describ-
&c se q tender hearted executive.
nevertheless he is fighter He be-
longs 70 the old fshung stock OF Vir-
gina
Governor Marshall is not \ dodEer
re has bis opinions. and he let's them
ne known While he is sn organization
nan. DE knows that orgaulzatiocs are
rot Terfoct-tlst ftey con MAKE mis-
t3k.f N They wekc mistakes he
thinks So SIS ais oau 10 say SO and get
. tle Saving over a. the frst possible
mOuc1-
Mrs. Marshall is not satisfied VIA
. her domestic duties alone. Shs wants
20 DO her share in problems Of the POI
liucal and business world. Mrs. Mar
shall IL said 20 have discussed In de-
tail with her husband his actions On
the Baltimore convention, and when x
was seen tAat Marshal was the man
who was going - SO on the ticket
wiki Wilson he wanted 70 know what
his vie thought about IT,
III won't be any harder than being
T Governor Of Indiana. and II the party
thinks you are the man 10 only agrees
With ms opinion" she said. and That
settled The matter with GoV~rnor Mar
shall
Mrs. Marshall had the honor o. 30
tag the frst woman in Indiana 20 hold
az once She vas appointed county
clerk Of Steulen county by her father
and held chat once FOR a number OF
years.
When Governor Marshall and his
wife W ere about ro 1e married she DO
cIled that her last oIcial act OF the
once would be- o. make out the mar
r..Ee license Governor Marshall ac-
companied h.s wife 90 the county
clerk ONCE and watched her with
care as she noted Tho records in Tie
big book and Oiled 0lL the license and
watched her as she carefully signed
her fathers name. with her own as
deputy
Nrs. Marshall. having blotted the
ink said. Nov we can go"
Not yes laughed Governor Mar
> shall
why. We are ali fixed" explaine I'd
Mrs. Marshall, pointing 10 the license
yes. but have 20 pay for it." re
piled the governor. tits al right foi
you 20 make u out. but it's up 70 ma
10 pay the fee" And be did
= Mrs. Marshall IS a keen student
o and. having established the practice o
Z going with her husband on al hit
r trips. be- they short OF long. they max,
= Il a point . carry along some book
Mrs Marshall IS as much OF a hu
o man!taTian as the governor. A glanc
z a. some OF the bills that have beci
4 passed by the lS1I Indiana Legislature
r gives an insight into the governor:
To curtau child labor.
To regulate sale OF cold storage pr
10 ducts.
!. To require hyEienic schoolhouse
y and medical examination OF children.
d TO prevent blindness at birth.
TO regulate sale OF cOcains and OIL
~ drugs
- TO provide free treatment for h!
ID srophobla.
"a To establish public Playground .
To improvs pure food laws
o. To protect against loan sharks
.p 10 provide police court matrons-
"a To prevent trafhe IN white slaves
"a TO permit night schools
To require medical supplies az pa
"A u a train equipment
Governor Marshall has also plays
p" IN active part in providing for prote
"a lion OF labor as is eIampled by Z
nd following acts
cd To create a bureau Of inspectiC
OF Tor workshops. factories. mines Al
nR boilers.
om To establish free employment age
70 ties.
ct To require full train erewA
To require safety devices on swift
he engines.
we To require sneisnt headlights
lad snginea-
ert TO require standard eaboossa