The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1916-11-29
TEACHER MANAGER
RESIGNS The POST
CUBACE SEWERS RELATION
After Serving Four Years as Man.
ager of Arkansas Teacher, Gran.
vile Cubage Quits.

After serving for four wears as
manager of the Arkansas Teacher,
monthly magazine published by the
faculty OF the Arkansas State Normal
School in the interest of the teaching
profession of the state, Granville
Cubage, in the current issue. an
nounces his resignation, effective at
once.
Prof. Cubage, who is head of the
department of Latin in the Normal.
was one of the promoters of the en-
terprise. He has labored necessarily
and untiringly in his efforts to build
up large circulation and make the
publication one of the best of it's
kind in the country. He has succeed
ed to marked degree. The Teacher
has statewide circulation, and is
we'll patronized by national advertis-
ers. 1t has been used several times
as the manual for the teachers to be
used at the county examinations.
The campaign for amendment No.
II, which gives the people the right
to levy a tax for school purposes not
exceeding II mills, conducted by Prof.
Cubage, through the Teacher and ss
chairman of the committee appointed
for the purpose, is believed by many
to have been chiefly responsible for
the large majority the amendment
received at the polls in the recent
election.
Prof. Cubage's retirement will be
keenly felt. He has devoted his time
to the Teacher free of cost, the only
compensation he received being the
glory" attached. The Teacher, with
the December issue, which is being
mailed to subscribers today, concludes
its four year in the journalistic field.
That it has made good" is conceded
by every teacher in the state. Its po-
sition in the field of magazines pub
lished in the interest of education is
due in a large measure to Prof.
Cubage's efforts.
Just who will succeed Prof. Cubage
is not known, The magazine is edited
ny lLC ldCully VI lHC OIlndl, diiu IL
is expected that member of that
body will assume the managerial role.
In announcing his retirement, Prof.
Cubage has the following to say in
the December Teacher:
with this issue l am severing my
connection with the active manage
ment of the Arkansas Teacher. Since
the founding Of .nis magazine four
years ago, l have devoted practically
all of my leisure time to the manage
ment of it's affairs. l have done this
gladly and without remuneration, of
course. Ny whole aim in this was
to assist in establishing an education
al organ that could be of some service
in making a fight for better educa-
tional conditions in Arkansas.
"Now that better conditions have
been assured by the adoption of
amendment No. ~, and since the
Teacher is on it's feet financially and
is we'll established as an educational
organ, l feel that l have earned the
right to use my spare time in other
ways.
81 take this occasion to express my
heartfelt appreciation to all those
whose loyal cooperation has contrib
uted to the success of this journal
Although l shall no longer be respon-
sible for it's management,my interest
and good wishes continue with it, and
l trust that you will continue your
hearty support to those who Will
succeed me in the management.