Hastings v. City of Bremerton

— Plaintiff Glolden Rule Bakery is a corporation engaged in business in the city of Seattle as a baker, its products being distributed in that city and adjacent territory by agents who solicit patronage and who sell and deliver its bread and similar food stuffs from house to house, using motor trucks which follow regular routes. It employs fifty or sixty of these distributing agents, two of whom, plaintiffs Hastings and Johnson, were handling its business in the city of Bremerton.

March 27, 1930, ordinance No. 910 of defendant city of Bremerton, a municipal corporation of the second class,…