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S RADIO I CONTEST REPEAL SOUGHT U Hl HlIN IN PETITION PETITION- 0 CIRCULATED m lA If 0 With Unanimity Keepers of Stores Attach Signatures Signatures' to Paper Demanding That Ordinance Be Rescinded I S SALT LAKES LAKE'S new ordin ordinance I prescribing a one hour park park- I lag nig limit on Main l street W was 8 j I struck a staggering nl blow of disapproval disapproval disapproval dis- dis approval 1 today oday when scores seJI s of i prominent business business' businessmen m men n and taxI taxpayers tax tax- i I pa payers ers placed themselves on record I as unalterably opposed to it itI it i I In five hours a petition circulated i among business men on Main street treet 1 I showed almost unanimous i to the ordinance The first efforts effort on the petition were restricted t those e paying paving at least 20 a month rent The circulators d clarf that 1 not a single business man approached refused to sign it I REPEAL TO BE ASKED ASKED I The petition will be he circulated circulated- throughout the entire district where the parking parkins limit Is bein being enforced I j and will then be presented to the i city Ity commission wIth a request that the law be repealed J I I Claims are set forth in the pet peti- 1 1 tion lion that the an of ot the therk p park park- irking irk irk- I ling ling- ing limit Is stifling business on onI Main I ui f r street an and an unwarranted I hardship upon motorists business businessmen I men men an anti and the public pubu lit Iq general ene a TJ ordinance is assailed as class reg s a I lation on the ground round that It it Cor Shoppers to tl trade trad outside the district where the highest rents and ard taxes are paid NO PARKING FACILITIES The petitioners also cite rite the fact that the law deprives business m men n of their automobiles In in th UH t there f fI is n no place to park parl the m ch ns within I a moderate walking distance from their offices and stores The first few hours houis the petition was out revealed a unanimous d ds d's s- s approval of the ordinance Only ground floor business men men-an men on Main street were approached an and all were In favor of th the laws law's repeal Following Follo arc are th the names names and businesses businesses busi- busi nesses of those who signed the the petition petition peti pet tion up to this time THE PETITION To xo the Honorable Mayor and City Cily Commissioners ners of Salt Lake City Utah Uta We the undersigned property property owners owners owners own own- ers taxpayers and business m men n of Salt Lake City Utah hereby petition I your honorable body to r repeal peal thaI that tha certain city ordinance which limits I the time which automobiles may be parked in lin the business district to one hour for tor the following reasons 1 1 The or ordinance is detrimental to our business In that It prevents persons using automobiles from shopping shopping shopping shop shop- ping In our stores they not being permitted permitted permitted per per- to park pari their automobiles for such lengths of ot time as is necessary for them to transact their business I 2 2 The present ordinance and its enforcement nt is detrimental to the business interests within the restricted restrict restrict- ed districts and Is causing trade to tobe tobe tobe be diverted from the restricted district district district dis dis- dis- dis where high r rents prevail to other parts of the city 3 3 That the enforcement of the ordinance forces forces- persons In automo- automo tilles to to shop and trade at other places than those Included In the he re restricted restricted restricted re- re districts thereby being class legislation 4 That it deprives business men of using their automobiles there being being being be be- ing no place to park automobiles within moderate walking distance of their places of or business 5 5 That no other city having the same population as Salt L Lake ke and having such wide streets enforces any such parking ordinance limitation on Continued on page l 10 REPEAL SOUGHT Continued from p page ge 1 1 parking parking- of automobiles being ent enforced only In cities cites having baYing narrow streets and cong congested sted traffic We Ve the undersigned pray that you repeal said ordinance for tOr the best in Interest In- In terest of or the city and those engaged in jn business business' in restricted districts D. D W. W Whelan National Shirt shop M. M A. A Scott Scot Windsor hotel W. W W. W Warner Vaner Dunn B. B B B. company Abe jewelry Charles S. S Jay ay Mary Elizabeth Elzabeth shop Inc Hulbert Brothers Brother trunks E. E E. E Bennett Bennet Dundee Woolen mills mis A. A R. R Webster Wise Webster company H. H R. R Cummins Walk-Over Walk Shoe store store N. N W. W Hamilton Hamiton ladles ladles' ready to wear wea I L. L I. I 0 A. A Cohn Inc Ine dry goods The Thi Siegel Siege Clothing company clothing Pearsall Leyson-Pearsall Pearsal Leyson-Pearsal company jewelers jeweler bank Ernest Erest I Mail Hall al Continental National David Stein Jeweler George Mayne American theatre theatre W. W 53 H. H Swanson American merican theatre Sam Llano Liano Palace Candy company J. J S. S Evans The Fountain F F. W. W Woolworth company C. C M. M 11 Anderson Ander Ander- son manager lie 5 l store Palace Market Grocery meats meat and groceries gro gro ceries cerles W. W J. J Smith Smiths Smith's Diamond amond shop hop M. M i E. E SW Weiss jewelers e I I M. M Jt Barnett jewelers M. M Goldstein jewelers jewelers Millinery World milliners J J. J jeweler 1 E. E W. W Caperton real estate Taylor Building Taylor home builders Salt Lake Photo Shop comp company ny pho raphers I V V rt Upstairs Clothes sh shop p. p clothiers rs j i J J. J S. S Quinn billiard bilard parlors L L. W. W Wrights Wright's Inc i- i C C. C E. E Jary R. R Stenzel ie r furrier v R. R A. A A The he Typewriter com pany A. A G G. G Hughes ba barber j r shop hop The Wholesale Typewriter company typewriters type- type writers writers Rotisserie Inn restaurant Jacob acob Dahl Dahi Del Monte cafe R. R McKinney Boston cafe V Maurice Maurce Steel tailor Marsh Coal Coat company R. R S. S Lewis National Optical company opticians John F F. Boes 1 J W. W tv L. L McLeod Columbia Columbia Optical cOlpany company Lewis Whitaker Cigar company 3 9 South Main street t i Hlll Bruneau-Hlll HIl Bruneau-HIl Investment company real treal estate V A A. A II H. I. I Ensign i 1 Selbach Insurance agency Sebree Lane Iane Grocer Printing company printers John Flowers ers W V yS A. A Bettilyon Home build build- Utah Photo National company Walker Valker Brothers Dry Goods company Windsor company Helen Cox shop milliners mIlners George jGeorge W. W Park company Shoe store shoe dealers Oj Hubbard Dean a e company Jewelers r Will VI G. G Worth orth Kenyon Barbee shop F. F C H. Con Cort Kenyon Billiard parlor The Kenyon hotel Robinson Bros Shoe company T T. B. B Pro vol Hudson Bay Fur company G. G C H. Hale The Telegram The Boston store 1 Samuel Makoff the Classic shop Rosenberg Investment company the Keith Emporium Ruddick H Hats ts of Merit Meri William jeweler Herman Cohn Cohns Conn's Dry Goods BatavIa Fashion Stores Inc Ine Gray GrY Bros clothiers clothier Metropolitan store |
