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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-09

stituting on regular runs. These
extra compensations will be put
into effect the second half of No
vember.
Extra men will hereafter re-
ceive guarantee of $50 per
month during this apprentice pc
Rod. Hitherto the guarantee was
only SOS.
Seniority shall determine choice
of runs. as hitherto, a mans Sc
niority being determined by the
date of beginning present service
at the particular car barn.
Credit oreExperiencc.
Conductors and motormen for
merly In the employ of the com
pany on maximum pay may re-
enter the employ of the company
on the following special system OF
pay, designed to credit previous
experience: The first year OF EN-.
ployment they shall be paid az
first-year men, the second year az
fourth-year men. and the. third
year as sixth-year men.
Hours of employment are to re-
main as at present.
The uniforms OF all platform
men are to remain the same as al
present.
The company is to provide each
man with IS In change.
The scale for non-platform oper-
ators In the shops, car barns and
track and roadway deDartmenfu
40 REVISED 70 that A. incroiss d
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bOSTROm IS FREED.
then RE.ARRESTED

rearrest Bostrom on q charge
sworn out himself, and caused
Bostrom to be brought before him.
Because his jurisdiction is linn
tied, Judge Graham could not is
sue a warrant charging Bostrom
with anti-war or pro-German ac-
ton, so he charged him technl-
cally with exhibiting obscene and
indecent literature and books" in
his windows.
Among the books enumerated
by Judge Graham as being indie
cent and obscene, and shown in
Bostrom's window, are THE Con-
LESSONS of a Nun" and THE De-
cameron.
Back to Jail.
Bostrom pleaded not guilty to
the charge in police court Friday
morning. He asked his release
under personal recognizance until
he could obtain bail.
No, sir" refused Judge Gra-
ham. Men OF your stripe are a
menace to this country and / will
show no leniency. Your bail will
be $500 cash, or . good bond Of
$1,000"
Bostrom was once more taken
to jail.
At the hearing In u. s. Com
missioner McMillan's office Thurs
day afternoon Bostrom testified,
In his own behalf. that he was
not opposed to war, that he was
"a favor o. compulsory military
ssryiee. soe g 81 \ = " - d5l.g
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ernoon. An automobile stood nj
the curb near the school entrance,
and driver beside II.
Come on, kid-get in here!"
demanded the driver, as Miss
Fawcett came opposite.
with a scream the girl fled to-
ward Tacoma avenue. The man
pursued her. She ran down st.
Helens to Second street, where
she looked back and found that
the man had given up the chase
and was hurrying back to his ma
chine.
The description furnished by
Miss Fawcett of the machine and
driver tailed with the rough de-
scription obtained of the automo-
bile and strange loiterer who had
been seen on nightly vigils.
The police were notified, and
special officers have been hidden
In the shrubbery OF the Fawcett
home for two nights. But the
automobile has not returned.
Miss Fawcett has been In
the habit Of visiting girl
friends I'm the next block
early In the evenings, to study
her lessons with them. She
always passed thru the back
yard and alley gate ON her
way TO her friends home.
IL IL believed that the kid
naper knew OF this and lay In
wait to seize the girl. Dur.
ing the last week she has dis
continued her evening trips
because Of the early dark.
ness.
Il can't imagine who would
want to kidnap my daughter, un-
less they were white slavers or
wanted ransom" said Mayor
Fawcett Friday,
Miss Fawcett is almost hyster-
icai, the mayor said.
The girls mother is badly
frightened and will not leave her
home without an escort.
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MYSTERY IN
MURDER OF
RICH DOCTOR

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. Eek
pscting momentarily the arrest OF
mysterious visitor from Chicago
the police today asserted that the
murder of DR.. Harry Lorenzo
Chaplin, Cleveland physician, au-
thor and globe trotter, would soon
be explained.
DR.. Chaplin, 45, known as the
blind DOCTOR" was found dying
in a third-floor room of the Co
lonial hotel.
His skull had been shattered
like an egg shell, tho the skin
was not broken.
Hotel employees and guests had
heard angry words, apparently
over some business deal.
Bits of torn paper scattered
over the room, when pieced to-
gether, supplied the name of the
man searched for--the same name
as the one assigned to that room
by the hotel clerk.
The author had not been
robbed. On. his person was jew
elry and money worth $500.
= DR.. Chaplin had lived with Mrs.
Chaplin at the Hollenden hotel for
a number Of years.
Yesterday he told her he had a
business appointment, at the Co
lonial. Mrs. Chaplin was left more
than 100000 by her former
husband.
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Gil at Petrograd.

Gil at Petrograd.
Nicholai Lenine, radical fanatic
whose energies have always been
regarded here as directed from
Berlin, is firmly seated in power
at Petrograd by the new revolu-
ton.
Fear is felt here the bolsheviki
would open the way to Petrograd
to German fleet and German re-
Inducements.
1t is regarded as highly signifi-
cant that cables reported a Ger
man fleet near Helsingfors, Fin
land.
Kronstadt, the fortress nearest
Petrograd, has always been fever
spot of bolsheviki strength. Once,
early in the summer, the garrison
there revolted.
Civil war is felt to be certain
in Russia, but whether 1t would
be confined to Petrograd or would
rend the whole nation, could not
be predicted.
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New Revolt Puts
Russia Back Where
She Was Last March

tUrited Press Leased Wire.,
LONDON, Nov. 0.-Russia
is back again where she was
last March!
BOlsheviki radicals who
burn at once to make the
world a brotherhood, who are
set against all wars, who be-
1ieve I'm uttermOst democracy,
today seemed to control all
PetrOgrad.
Premier Kerensky and what re-
mains of the machinery of the
provisional government apparent
ly still has the support of the re-
mainder of Russia.
The situation was regarded here
as precisely parallel to the first
few days following the revolution
by which the car was upset.
Then it was Lvoff, Miliukoff
and other liberals who first
seized the outward symbols of
government in Petrograd, while
the old regime still chung to the
power in the other parts of Rus
Sla.
The danger, as London saw It
today, was that Lenine, Trotsky
and fellow fanatics would be able
to extend their control beyond
Petrograd.
Kerensky was reported to have
escaped the rebels in Petrograd
and to be en- route to Moscow.
1t was believed here that he
would name that city the capital
and there endeavor to consolidate
all Russia against the usurping
group.
The Observation-Disclosures cable
agency announced that the for
eign minister, Tereschenko, Min
lister of Commerce Konovaloff,
Minister of Public Relief Kiskin,
Minister of Justice Maliantovitch
and Minister of the Interior Mkt
tin had all been arrested by the
new revolutionary governing coun-
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London Press Gloomy;
Sees Long War Ahead
Omitted Press Leased wire.I

Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
LONDON, Nov. 9.--Kerensky' s
fall at Petrograd means indefinite
prolongation of the war, accord
ing to belief of the London press
today.
1t means also, in the belief of
editorial writer's, that henceforth
a heavier burden is saddled on the
United States and the allies.
A majority of the London press
made no concealment of its pes
simism regarding Lenine and
Trotsky, the two figures now in
control at Petrograd. Both are
regarded as entirely pro-German
in sympathy.
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A strange automobile, &C.
cupied by only II driver, has
been taken TO a point I'm am
alley behind the mayors
home almost every night for
two weeks. The driver has
loitered about the alley, and
whenever anyone approached
has skunk into the shadows or
behind telephone poles, to
keep his identity hidden.
A neighbor of the Fawcetts no
ticed the man and told the mayo
that something was plotted. Blu
Fawcett refused to be frightened
and paid no attention to the mys
FERROUS automobilist.
Then came deliberate at
tempt to kidnap the girl, a
few afternoons ago. This
aroused the Fawcett family to
the gravity of the situation.
Miss Fawcett had finished hel
at the Annie Wright sem
mary for the day, and was leav
ing for her home late in the aft
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best for the Germans not to have
too great hopes of the latest Rus
sian development" the Cologne
Gazette cautioned today, according
to dispatches from Germany re-
ceived here.
1.-THE Russians are erratic," the
editorial declared. "Lenine's ap-
peal may have influence, how
ever"
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UNITED Press Leased Wire.)

| (untted Press Ieased Wire.p
PETROGRAD, Nov. 9.-Petro.
grad is almost normal today, with
the new revolutionary govern
ment in full control and main
tanning practically complete order
Change from Kerensky provi-
sional government to the new
bolsheviki regime has been ac-
complished practically without
blOOdshed.
The Wonan's Battalion Of
Death, charged by the old
government with defense of
the winter palace, held out
to the last and only surren-
dered when literally over
whelmed by the bOlshevild
troops and menaced by
enough guns to blow up the
whole palace.
For four hours the women, as
sisted by a few other troops loyal
to Kerensky, bitterly fought off
all advances.
Then the cruiser Aurora was
brought up the Neva and her
great guns trained on the de-
tenders.
Kerensky's escape from the
Maximalists was due to the fact
that he left Petrograd ON We'd
nesday for the front. When he
received word of the bolsheviki
success he Immediately fled to-
ward Moscow.
The Smolny institute, adopted
as headquarters by the new gov
ernment, presented a scene of ex-
traordinary animation today as
the new officials bent to their
tasks.
Nicholai Lenine's temperance
was greeted with cheers by his fol-
lowers.
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MYSTERIOUS
AUTO DRIVER
IS involved!

Believing that deliberate attempts are being made
to kidnap Miss Margaret H. Fawcett, 15year- old
daughter of Mayor A. v. Fawcett, police guards have
been thrown about the home of the mayor go Faw-
cett av for two nights, and police detectives are on
the trail of the kidnaper
Deepest secrecy has been maintained concerning
the kidnapping attempt in hopes that the persons in
voved might be caught red handed
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4-CENTS-AN-H0uR
RAISE FOR Carmen

The board of arbitrators, head
ed by DR.. Henry Suzzallo, sitting
in Seattle, Thursday night drew
up decision awarding all con-
ductors and motormen of the Ia
coma Railway & Power company
and the Puget Sound Traction,
Light & Power company an in
crease of 4 cents an hour In wages
and improved working conditions.
The decision was unanimous
and is In effect as from Aug. 1,
1917. 1t was a distinct victory
for the carmen who went on strike
last July, according to some local
leaders.
The Tacoma union will meet to-
night to consider the award. Sc
attic carmen will confer with
them at the Central Labor temple.
The Advances.
Increases from the old wage
scale in Tacoma granted by the
board are as follows: Atas.
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Rumor Says Kerensky Is Arrested
WOman's Battalion Loyal to End
WHAT RUSSIAN PARTIES STAND FOR

Maxmalists-Party insisting immediate institution
the Maximum program of socialism-dvision
property among the people, equal distribution riches
eminent by conventions of the people,
Observation-Disclosures raised the Nth degree,
add to the maxmalist the
ISM brotherhood of man, armies, navies The
closest thing to them in the United States W. VS.
Party has grown since the revolution and
leaders formerly resided in the United States.
Socialist-Kerenskys party Subscribes general
socialist ideals but recognizing the necessity a
gradually and not antagonsc occasional
cialist means to greater reform
Socialist Democrats best typifed by Prof Paul
N Mliuko and Prince Lvoff, the
which overthrow the They arebull
There are scores of other minor parties Russia,
being branches these including (as near
the reactonares Russias democracy permits)
soldiers parties.
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CONTINUE TO
MAKE FORDS


DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 8. -
Henry Ford will continue manu-
featuring pleasure cars unless the
war will demand the mobilization
of all the country's resources. This
was announced at the factory to-
day by Ernest Liebold, secretary
to Ford. Liebold vigorously de-
MED reports that the Ford factory
had ceased the manufacture OF
pleasure cars.
III the war eventually demands
all automobile factories be con-
verted into munition manufac-
turing. Mr. Ford. Is IN the past,
stands roady and willing to give
way without protest. be aid.
Ill. 49,"
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today decided to imprison Gen.
Korniloff and others not in SYM
pathy with its program in the
fortress of st. Peter and Paul.
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u. S. To Try Different Plan


UNITED Leased WireO
WASHINGTON ID. C., Nov. 9.The
defense including some Of the
Of the country membership
eliminated
this afternoon clifford stated that
have been made to perform
industries board and committees representing all
the government supplies
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STOCKHOLM HEARS
RUMOR KERENSKY
is UNDER ARREST
(By United Press.

(By Un1ted PresS.)
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 8
Arrest of Premier Kerensky
of Russia by the bolsheviki
was reported in messages re-
ceived here today.
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Tommies and Poilus Cheer Italians
HOT OFF THE WIRE
Spy Knew Raid Was Comma


NEW YORK, Nov 9-That q German advance
edge of the proposed raid
offices here believed today Attaches
cart several chests full of before the 70 federal
agents and policemen took possession
Despite this offices said they
den the safes complete
this
would nternment enem aliens.
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The existing extra pay for the
operation Of one-man cars and ca
bic cars. and for the instruction Of
|ee41ent operators continues,
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Greetings, whaddya sup
pose has become Of the old
fashioned government OIL
cial who was going to com-
niandeer the telephone sys-
tenn?
Five oil paintings sold tor
$4,000 down in N. Y. the othet
day and letter written by Geore9
Washington went for $3.50. The
cost Of living certainly is high.
Cheer mp! All Is not OF
i'm Russia; often it's sky q
witch.
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Finland Faces Desperate Winter

UNITED Press -Wire.)
COPENHAGEN, 9-Fnlands position Is
today whole nation, declared APP
proaches winter in state of famine.
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COsSackS Have New Scheme


GENEVA, Nov 9-Rusan distrcts
organizing into separate with the
The move started by the Kuhan cossacks pocamng
republic themselves.
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Released by U. 8. Commissioner
r. j. Mcmillan Thursday after
noon, two hours after he had been
arrested on charges of violating
the espionage act, Franz Bostrom,
prominent socialist of Tacoma,
was rearrested Friday morning on
a charge made by Police Judge
Graham, and once more lodged
behind jail bars.
The police arrested Bostrom
Thursday afternoon in book
store conducted by him at 813H
Pacific avenue.
Complaints mad been made that
he was exhibiting anti-war litera-
ture and pictures. A cartoon In
his window, labeled The New
Freedom" and showing Uncle
Sam horsewhipping Americans
into an armed fortress while
Justice" was tied to a post, was
seized by the officers. Police
Chief Smith and Detective Cap
tain Strickland made the arrest
personally.
Printed In Masses.
After preliminary hearing be-
fore the u. s. commissioner, Bos-
from was released.
Mcmillan held that the cartoon
had been exhibited by the social
ist in his store window since May,
before the espionage act took eff
feet.
He Also held that the same car
toon haS zen peFmttto1 70 -
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German Paper Warns
of Kerensky Come Back
AMSTERDAM, Nov. st 4
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BERLIN SAYS
REAR GUARD
IS OVERCOME

. UNITED Press Leased Wire.)
BERLIN, via London, Nov. 9.-"The Livenza has
been crossed and the italian guards overcome,
declared the war office today.
1--WE are ceaselessly advancing along the mountain
roads and the plain toward the Piave river"
Rear Guard Delaying Hun Hordes
Press
WASHINGTON c. 9The Italian Is effect
lively vaiany delaying the Teuton according Rome
cables today.
furious
ing Cadornas Tagamento
Lloyd George Meets Italian King
UNITED
ROME, 9-Premier Off
the Italian visiting
Official said a
the had blown the fighting
extended front of scarcely 80 miles.
Tommies and Poilus Cheer Italians
UNITED Press Leased Wire)
LONDON, Nov. Carnival British
confident and of has had tremendously smuat
ing effect the Italian fighters according
Reuters correspondent at Cadornas headquarters
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HOMESICKNESS!

Have the blue devils ever tortured you?
The home paper 10 good medicine for home
sickness. Subscribe for The Times and let
US send It to your soldier or sailor son
wherever Uncle Sans work takes him.
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Names Transportation Committee

UNITED Wire.)
WASHINGTON c.. 9-Appontment of a defense
land waterways resources was
Director clifford this afternoon
O
Arizona republican., 1917-09-05
For Rent t-FurniShed
 Houses

FOR RENT Strictly modern , room house, furnished. Screen porch, no sick or children. 2l42 w. Monroe
 Phone S777. n
Arizona republican., 1917-09-05
Auctions
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
 Thursday. September $. On the north east edge of Mesa one mile north of the mill, on the old BantZ ranch. Sale commencing at 10:30 a. m. Having leased my ranch I will sell at Public Auction on the above mentioned date, the following listed personal property: 60 head of cattle: 15 high grade Ayr shire cows all rich milkers, ideal fam ily cows; full blood Ayrshire cows; l registered Ayrshire bull; IS Hol- stein two-year- old heifers, all fresh but four; l Jersey COW; l Durham COW; 1 registered Holstein bull; 1o steers, yearlings up: heifers. Ten head of horses One team of draft mares averaging 1500 lbs. each; l fine general purpose team of mares averaging 1900 lbs. each; l well bred driving mare; l high bred saddle and driving horse; l two-year mare, hal ter broke; 1 yearling colt; colts just weaned. All kinds of farm ma chinsry including disk, buck rake. mower farm wagon. Beatrice cream separator in first class condition; sul- ky blow, single buggy, milk cans, two sets of work harness, etc. Ten hlgh grade young ewes, 1 Persian buck, just the right size flock for your ditch banks. Free lunch at noon. Terms Of sale. All sums of s1O0 and under, cash; over that amount a credit Of six months will be given, purchaser giving approved 10 per cent note. ? per cent off for cash.
 DAVID WALLACE, Owner,
 c. o. McMURTRY. Auctioneer,
 T. q GATT.AND Clerk n
Arizona republican., 1917-09-05
D. M. BARROwS. Owner
A B. DUNLAP, Clerk B. w. GETSINGER, Auctioneer m
IA LUX, me AuctIOneer Phone 1917.
AUCTIoN-AUCTIoN-AUCTIoN

AUCTION-AUCTION-AUCTION
 We will have some fine furniture to offer at our Wednesday sale to the highest cash bidder. including the fol- lowing: Heosier Kitchen cabinet with table oak top, wicker rockers, leather rockers and straight chairs, two fine oak dressers, number of cheaper dress CTS. card table, full dining set, oak; bedroom screen, new; brass beds, white enamel beds, cut glass water set, full set Haviland china dishes. casserole and full sets kitchen utensils; carpets and rugs. In the live stock yard we will offer wagons, buggies, chickens or all ages and kinds; work horses and driving horses. In addition to above, we have just received large consign- ment of furniture of all kinds or if you are in the market for furniture, be on hand. 1t
Arizona republican., 1917-09-05
lBabbittalP olson
 Used Car Dept. Get Y Y@lglnes

Your automobile should be chosen from a dealer-not for price alone, not for quality alone, but for the combination of all three, plus the record he has made in giving others the results he promiess to you. We predict that within 30 days, 95 per cent of all our used cars will be sold. Past perform ances have proved it. There fore to avoid disappointments later, we publish this list of a few cars out of our stock at all prices-on sale Monday morn ing. Get yours"
Arizona republican., 1917-09-05
BabbiffalP olson Used Car Dept.
8 w. Van Buren

8 w. Van Buren
 c. w. Woodbury. Mgr. AriZOna's Largest Automobile and truck Dealers. Pierce Arrow Cars and Trucks Buick Cars and Trucks. Max well Cars and Trucks. Jordan, Stut2. Chandler, Hupmobile. c. NJ. c. Trucks, Troy Trail CTS.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-05
Auctions
BIG RANCH AUCTION SALE SEPT. Il, 10:00 O'CLOCK
 SHARP


 BIG RANCH AUCTION SALE TUESDAY, SEPT. Il, 10;00 O'CLOCK
 SHARP
 F Mile w. of Alhambra on the s. s. Green Ranch, Cor Grand Ave. and
 Lateral 15
 250-HEAD OF STOCKED 2l head best Holstein cows, heavy milkers, thoroughbreds, not registered; 26 yearling steers, 27 head IS months old steers, F calves, 10 days to 1 year old, 1 registered Holstein bull, years old, 54 head young sheep, 10 brood sows, all bred; 64 head feeders, pair registered Poland China breeders; 4 good work mares, l header champion binder, thrashing outfit, separator, en- zine, Case water tank and wagon, hay frame and wagon light wagon, spring wagon, blacksmith outfit, tools, etc. 6 doZ. Pasadena R. l. Red chickens, household and kitchen furniture; 25 to 30 tons hay in stack; 2 30-acre tracts of best alfalfa land will be of fered for sale on easy terms.
 Everybody invited to this sale Free roast pig lunch at noon. Terms: On sums of $50 and under, cash; over that amount, a credit of six and twelve months will be given on an approved note, drawing 10 per cent interest.
 L. V. GREEN. Owner
 A. B. DUNLAP, Clerk
 B. w. GETSINGER, Auctioneer bb
Arizona republican., 1917-09-05

6 ACRES, excellent soil, 1 acre as- paragus, orchard, chicken houses, fair house, lots of shade and fine water $2400; very easy terms. Holt Realty Co.,, 29 w. Adams St nj
Arizona republican., 1917-09-05
For Rent Miscellaneous
Wanted = Situation, Male

POSITION by competent bookkeeper and general office assistant. Address box 974 Republican. m
Arizona republican., 1917-09-05

ONE 1916 MAXWELL roadster for sale-quick sale. low price; call at 325 W. Jefferson 1T
 EXPERT RADIATOR REPAIRING, y-acetyline welding. Expert Auto Repairing. G0f W. Van Buren. If
Arizona republican., 1917-09-05
For Sale Houses

6 ROOM MODERN BRICK HOUSE, N. E., very close in, where values are established; worth $5000. Price $40O0. Easy terms. Holt Realty Co, 29 w Adams m
 FOR SALE-5-room brick at 1119 Grand Ave, formerly priced at $3,200
 Will sell now for $2S00. Will take $500 cash, balance payments. or will take automobile as first payment if machine is nearly new. Cement walks, shade, porch, east face, two-story barn or ga rage and corral. Nicely located If interested see Harry Lane. West Adams. m
Arizona republican., 1917-09-05
Wanted-Real Estate

YOUNG MAN wanted for porter work. Apply $. H. Kress X Co.
 WANTED TO RENT-S0 or 160 acres. Part alfalfa. For term of years. Phone S262. m