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Page 7 S O U T H E R N O R E G O N N E W S R E V IE W T H U R S D A Y , J U L Y 27, 1950 “ Drraa Money” I f you wanted to buy n new dreaa in the China of ubout 2<xi H. C., you weru out of luck it you fished in your purse and could nut find u coin shaped like the hurnun body. Thut wan the Chinese “ dress money,” and other early Chinese coins were shaped like the article they would purchase. B y L e n I'le ia The annual fur take In the United States Is decreasing while the popu lation of wild fur animals are In creasing, according to findings of tiie federal fish and wildlife serv ice. In a report of these findings, Trunk G. Ashbrook said: "Warehouses are bulging with ruccoon, opossum, skunk, fox and coyote furs," Ashbrook says in his Introduction. “These are the ‘un wanted furs’—according to the trade designation. A considerable number of raw furs are only worth 25 cents or less per pelt on the murket, and In some states local raw fur receiving houses are not buying certain species of long haired furs. "Some Ideas advanced to build up the m arket tor these long haired furs Include shearing, clip ping and dyeing to make a 'new and exotic’ product. Already styl ists have shown crimson and green fur c o a t s . Experiments In the production of fancy leathers from unwanted skins also continue apace. Suede shoes, gloves, ’cham ois’, billfolds and unique bookbind ings are only a few of the products manufacturers hope to make out of such skins as raccoon, opossum and coyote.” Some operators of warehouses that are full of cheap raccoon skins have recently expressed the hope that "D an'l Boone” caps of rac coon fur—with tails flying out be hind—would become a style hit again with teenagers, skiers and others, says Ashbrook. A revival of the old "Joe College” raccoon skin coats, though. 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It has never been their lot to be wrapped In the solitude of towering mountains In the silence "you almost can hear.” But If they have thought of it, in their hearts I dreamed of It, and have yearned for it with a longing that only reallza- i tion can dispel, It Is up to the men and women of this and succeeding generations to so protect these things that they will always be 1 held In trust for those who come behind us. Some day, If not they, at least their children’s children may be hold and enjoy these raptures of nature but only If the areas are I properly conserved. How their dream through the many years j would be shattered If Its realiza- ! tion found only a dustbowl, a for- | est of stumps, dry creekbeds. and the bones of wild animals bleach- Ing In the sun. It is, therefore, of the utmost lm- portance that the people employ good wardens, skilled foremen, and faithful caretakers. 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