The defendant purchased a tract of land consisting of 1,167 acres, and agreed with plaintiffs, in consideration of their services in procuring the purchase, and upon other considerations, that plaintiffs should be entitled to one-fourth of the profits arising from a resale of the lands. 831 acres were sold, when plaintiffs brought an action to recover their share of the profits. Held, that the contract is entire and indivisible, and that plaintiffs can not maintain an action until all the land has been sold, and until it can be ascertained what, if any, profits there are upon the transaction. Crawford v. The Surety Inv. Co., 139 P. 581, 91 Kan. 748.