SHARP, Justice.
Plaintiffs first attack the ordinance with the assertion that it unreasonably obstructs their right to earn a livelihood by giving massage treatments, which—they say—is an ordinary and harmless occupation which defendant has no authority to regulate.
The rule is that a statute or ordinance which curtails the right of any person to engage in any occupation can be sustained as a valid exercise of the police power only if it is reasonably...
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