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Seattle's Golden Potlatch . Each summer during the third week in July is celebrated the coming of the first gold ship from Alaska. The celebration is called the “Golden Potlatch” and Seattle people make merry. “Potlatch” is an Indian word meaning an entertainment given by one tribe for the entertainment of many tribes. The Indian flavor is carried out in the parades, etc., and everyone has a “skookum” time. There are automobile floral parades. Electrical parades, searchlight drills by battleships on the bay and many other features. |
