TThe inevitable has arrived. Carl Morris and W. F. Stone have separated, and from henpefoyfch, Morris' destinltles will be presided over by F.'B; Ulfer, of Tulsa, a wealthy oil operator. Ulfer gave Stone $25,000 to relinquish his sevbn^ear contract with Morris, and fromV henceforth THfer will spend all the nipneyAneees-sary to make big Carl a/world's champion, if such a feat can be accomplished. He has already ordered a car load of gymnasium pftraphenai-la, and it 1b understood that he is trying to get either JJob Armstrong or Joe Choynski to act' as sparring partner for his man.