The "New York World" newspaper began publishing cartoons in 1889. The "Chicago Inter Ocean" added a color supplement in 1892, the first in the US, and when the "World"s publisher Joseph Pulitzer saw it, he ordered for his own newspaper the same four-color rotary printing press. A color Sunday humor supplement began to run in the "World" in Spring 1893. The supplement's editor Morrill Goddard contacted Outcault via Roy McCardell on the staff of "Puck" and offered Outcault a full-time position with the "World".