The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-30

! manufacturing industries, and resides
in ST. Louis. Mo. Mr.. Parsons Is as
sistant professor of finance in Dart
mouth college. He is a Ii. 8, of the
University of Wisconsin, and has per-
formed expert statistical work for the
department of commerce and labor
MIR. Secrist Is instructor of economics
In the University of Wisconsin. For
time he was "A special agent of the
bureau Of corporations, department of
commerce and labor. He lives at
Madison. Wis. Mr.. willet is professor
of economies In the Carnegie Techni-
cal school. He holds the degree of
A. r.. from Brown university. and of
Pm. d. from Columbia. He is an au
thority on political economy. HIS
home Is at Shales. Pa. Mr.. Johnson
is an 4. NJ, and A. h.. of the Uni
versity Of Nebraska and Phi. D.. OF
Columbia. He Is "A statistician of
wide experience. He resides at Chi
cage.
ON the schedule for population w.
b. Bailey is advising. He Is professor
of political economy at Yale univer-
sity. His alma mater. old ELL. has
given him the degrees A. b.. and PHI.
ID. His home is i'm Springfield. Mass
achusettS.
Dependent Glasses.
on the dependent classes subject L,
II. Miller. an expert In social statis-
tics. Is engaged. Other special agents
appointed because OF their fitness
along the lines pursued by the census
bureau have been added to the reg
ular office staff by DIRECTOR Durand.
Alexander Bowie. ranchman, and
cattle and sheep raiser at Wheatland,
Laramie county, Wyoming. has been
placed in the division of agriculture
under Chief Statistician LeGrand
Powers. The subject OF animals on
ranches has been assigned To Mr..
Bowie. Willard l.. Hotchkill Of
Evanston. Cook county. Ill. hs pro-
fession u teacher. ard also fh. h..
A. NJ. and PHI. ID. of Cornell uni
vcrsity. has been assigned to tn. pop
ulation division, under Chief Statisti-
clan w G Hunt. and the question of
methods of enumerating the pnpula-
ton is being considered by him.
In the division of manufactures. UNI
der Chief Statistician William NJ.
Steuart. the director has placed otis
Il. Goodall. formerly private secretary
to the assistant secretary of conn
merce and labor whose experience in
the government service dates back tn
lSan. and who has been made IA tiel"
special agent ON the subject Of cotton
ginning Isaac \. HourwiCh of New
York City. an expert an municipal
and governmental subjects. has been
made Il special agent and assigned 10
thv subject OF mines and mining. Max
- Lorenz has been appointed In Il
SgcCial agency on the subject ot the
furniture industry. Alfred II. Marsh
has been made Il special agent OH the
subject at naval stores. Daniel Z.
Roper II another special agent. AS
signed 10 the cottnn ginning Industry.
Charles +. Stutug"Iand. a professor
Of political economy in the state col
lcgv IL Pullman. Wash. has been
given a special agency and il looking
into mines and mining. Charles II.
Stevenson. formerly of the bureau OF
fisheries. has been appointed II special
agent and represents the census bu-
reau in It's joint work with the bureau
Of fisheries George r. Wicker. for
merly of the government service. has
been made special agent to inyesti-
gate electric railway reports,
Temporary appointments rs special
agents for taking the census of Al
aska comprise William T, Lnpp. Will
liam A Mckensic. James II. Romig.
and Andrew II Thompson.