Arizona republican., 1901-07-04
JOURNEYING EASTWARD
Prof. McClatchie Will Finish His Big
 Tour This Summer.

Professor and Mrs. A. J. McC,att hia th $ F, P. X F. for sixty days v.s,t in the east that will b. of more than usual interest tO them. In the Iirst place, he has not seen his relatives in Michigan for twelve years. and second Iy, he exp cts 10 visit the homs fl his childhood in Canada. They will go first 10 Chicago for a short visit with a friend of Mir. McClatchie, wEo is con nectcd with the University of Chi cago. From there they will go to Cleveland for days stop and then to Washington. where sev ral days will be SD mt. Prof. McClatchie's connsc- ton with the department of agricu!- ture through the experiment station will make his stay in Washington one of great interest to him, and no doubt of profit as wsll in a scientific way, as 1t will place him in closer touch wlth the off, ia 8 with whom he is associated and he will have an opportunity to ia miiiari2a himself with the work of the department at headquarters.
 From Washington they will gD to New York, where he CNpscts to sp5nd som= time visiting an old college class mate. now connected with that famous journal Success" which Is SD ire quently quoted in the daily pres'.
 The next jump will b. to historic O,d Boston, and to tn suburban town of Wayland, where MT Dwight B.Heard ard family arr. spending the summer, and who's guests they will be. IL will be the profes ssOl's first visit to Boston, and MT Heard has promised to chap erune him during his stay and show him the many points of interest.
 From Boston they will travel to Mon treal. where the professor was born and where he says tn MCC.latcnies ar- sp thick the marble men keep stock Of tombston on hand all the time for me mb rs of the family, all lettere,i with pretty verses and a blank left for the cutting of the initials of the first mem r of the family that drops off.
 After Canada is done, they will go to the Pan American exposition for a week Here he will not only see things that are wond rful but will no doubt do some good missionary work for Arizona and put his fruit exhibit in order, incl dentally telling the eastern peOple that when it comes to early fruit they are simply outclassed.
 They will take a lake st amer at Buff falo for a trip to northern Wisconsin, where they have number of relatives, and while there expect to do a little work with the fshpole that will knock out the fame of Ik Walton, for fisl in that country ar thicker than Me Clatchies in Montreal. The next jump will l. to I.udington. Mirh., where they will spend the rest of the sixty days, if there are any left.
 Tn professor has been invited to read papers before thres ma tional organizations during the summer and will try and at tend th ir meetings if possible. If not, he will forward the papers any way. One is the American Pomologi- cal society. which meets in Buffalo. and his subject there will be Fruit Grow ing in Arizona" Another is the Ameri- can Fora stry association. and the sub iegt of his paper for that body will be Eucalyptus trees in Am rica." This is a subject to which he has devoted a gr al deal of special study. The other meeting will be that of the American Association for the Advancement of Science" and he is permitted to choose his subject. II will meet in Denves.
 Altogether the summer promises to be