Ignatz Besler, Farley, does not like to have the subject of tacks mentioned in his presence. Accord ing to the story he told Sheriff F. J. Kennedy Tuesday he has good rea sons for his aversion to that topic For the sheriff picked up more than a pound of the tacks off the Besler lane, leading from the main road to his home. Out of tires on a car a good two dozen more were extracted. Besler declared to the sheriff that the inci dent has occurred five times over a short period of time and declares that he is sick and tired of it. He declares that in individual holding a grudge against him is responsible for the act.