THREE J FARMS, INC. v. ALTON BOX BOARD CO.

THREE J FARMS, INC., U. S. Textile Corporation, Shapiro & Son Bedspread Corp. and Troy H. Cribb & Sons, Inc., in behalf of themselves and all other parties similarly situated and circumstanced, Appellants, v. ALTON BOX BOARD CO.; Container Corporation of America; Hoerner Waldorf Corp.; Inland Container Corp.; St. Joe Paper Co.; St. Regis Paper Co.; Stone Container Corp.; Tim Poffenbarger; Ennis McCarter; Westvaco Corp.; Boise Cascade Corp.; Champion International, Inc.; the Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia; Consolidated Packaging Corp.; the Continental Group, Inc.; Corco, Inc.; Crown-Zellerbach Corp.; Diamond International Corp.; Dura-Containers, Inc.; Fiberboard Corp.; Georgia-Pacific Corp.; Green Bay Packaging, Inc.; International Paper Co.; Interstate Container Corp.; Longview Fibre Co.; MacMillan Bloedel, Inc.; MacMillan Bloedel Containers, Inc.; Menasha Corp.; Olinkraft, Inc.; Owens-Illinois, Inc.; Packing Corp. of America; Potlatch Corp.; Southwest Forest Industries, Inc.; Union Camp Corp.; U. S. Corrugated Fibrebox Co.; Western Kraft East, Inc.; Weyerhaeuser; Williamette Industries; the Fibre Box Assn., an unincorporated association; and "John Doe" and "Richard Roe", the names "John Doe" and "Richard Roe" being fictitious; the parties intended being those parties who participated in the unlawful act alleged herein, Appellees.