The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-30
DIRECTOR OF CENSUS
GETS HELP
ADVISORY STAFF FOR TEMPO
RARY SERVICE is SELECTED
ALL ARE EXPERTS.

Washington, Aug. 29,-The formula
ton OF the census schedules upon
which the enumerarnrs will enter the
information they secure next Aprii. is
one of the most important subjects
now before United States ZEN sus Di-
rector Durand and Assistant Director
Willoughby.
The census law authorizes the director
to determine the form and subdivision
OF the inquiries necessary to secure
the Information ordered by congress.
To assist in this work Director Dur
and has secured the cooperation Of Il
score or more of experts in statistics;
economics. agriculture, manufactures,
etc. They have been appointed ex-
pert special agents To serve for II
short time while the work OF formu-
lation plans are under way and are
now assembled in Washington. The
agriculture. manufactures. and pop
ulation schedules are the principal
ones under current discussion.
In the formulation of the agricul-
tural schedule four of these experts
are acting as eonferees. J. l.. Coulter,
ii. c. Taylor. G. r. Warren, il, and
Thomas NJ Carver.
Mr.. Cutler is instructor i'm agricul-
tural economics in the University Of
Minnesota. He is also u special agent
of the state board of health. He re-
eeived the degree of \. II. from the
University Of North Dakota, 1904: and
Pm. ID, from the University Of Wis
Consin 1905. He Is an economist.
statistician. and lawyer. He resides
in Minneapolis. Nh. Taylor is profess
sor of agricultural economies in the
University III Wisconsin lie has won
the degree of NJ. =. lAgrl from the
Iowa Agricultural college. that al
Phi D.. from the University Of Wis
consln; and finished his academic Ca
rrer at the London School at Eco
namics and the University of Berlin
He is specialist in economic prob
lens in agriculture. Air. Warren IL
professor al farm management and
farm crops in cornell university. He
is a R.Sc. of the University ri Ne
hraska: a b. :. ~. AN NJ. :, A. and
a Ph. d. Of Cornell lie lives nj
Ithaca. New York. Mir. Carver il a
professor III economies in Harvard
university, Pm. d. OF Cornell AM
MAS bFFIflS1is d@-4HAStilA @htAfA "a Aat' -
onomlc Bulletin. He is writer IL.
economic subjects in various reviews
Manufactures.
Those al work m the MANUFACTURES
schedule are Supregeon Bell, Arthur J
Buynton, Z. " Doten. + d Howard
Emil +. Seeker, W NJ Persons, Hor-
ace sechrist,- A. II. WiIiett and Alvin
:. Johnson. Mr.. Bell @as formerly
assistant editor of the Economist
He is Il. $. of tn. University nj
Texas lie is also in graduate apfk
i'm economics in the University oi
Chicago. His home is in Chicago MI
Boynron Is assistant professor "I eco
Monies in the University Of Kansas
He is an Harvard \. b. and \. NJ OF
Columbia He resides at Lawrence
Kan. Mr. Daten il assistant professor
af economics IN the Massachusetts
Institute Of Technology. He holds the
degrees ef \. NJ, and Phi. D, from
the University of Vermont. and alsn
A NJ, from Harvard. Mr.. Howard
is assistant professor Of economies In
Northwestern university. The degrees
Of PHI. T.. Phi. NJ. and PHI. d, have
been conferred upon him by the Uni
verslty of Chicago. He lives at Evans
ton. IL. IL. Seeker is an expert on