(Tulsa, OK) - Dewey Bartlett Jr. picks up more endorsements in his bid for Tulsa Mayor.  The Republican candidate has the backing of every GOP official elected to a Tulsa County office.  Sheriff Stanley Glanz says Bartlett will take a realistic approach to crime.  "Look at the police department and possibly get more officers back on the street where they belong."  Glanz also thinks Bartlett will work well with the county and avoid many of the fusses the county has had with the city under Kathy Taylor's administration.  Commissioner Fred Perry likes Bartlett's background as a city councilor and a businessman.  "And I think that's going to be invaluable to him and to the city with him as mayor."  Perry says for him this race is about maturity, leadership and temperament.  Others endorsing Bartlett include County Commissioner John Smaligo, County Assessor Ken Yazel, County Treasurer Dennis Semler, County Clerk Earlene Wilson and Court Clerk Sally Howe Smith.